What will that mean for West Virginia’s offense?
What will that mean for Crawford?
If you recall, Douglas came to WVU from Nassau Community College in 2015 and was used sparingly in 11 games as a junior while he became more familiar with the Mountaineer way of doing things.
Then, with a spring and a full summer under his belt, Douglas blew up and turned into one of the top cover corners in the country. He earned second team All-America honors and parlayed the tremendous success he enjoyed during his senior season at WVU into a possible starting role with the Philadelphia Eagles this fall as a rookie.