Do you see Trey Quinn eventually transferring?

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Do you see Trey Quinn eventually transferring? by sicboy

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I don't

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I'm having a hard time seeing him getting really involved in this offense.

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he was really involved last year, 2nd on the team in receptions...as a freshman

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I wonder if he's upset he didn't go to clemson

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Are the gloves there any better? He's played a ton as a freshman...it's on him to step up.

Just a guess...but yes.

I really haven't seen him flash great WR skills (speed, route running, hands, explosion). Assuming that doesn't change (he's young. obviously, it's a real possibility that he starts to show the things I listed), it would just make sense for him to move on.

Honestly though, assuming those things don't change, he's not going to play professional football anyway. So, it would come down to how important it is for him to get significant playing time.

He was a freshman last year, and contributed a heck of a lot.

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Had ton of hype in the recruiting process and I know he has talent, but I wonder if he'll be lost in the depth chart his entire career. Dural is probably gone after this season, but Dupre, Diarse, and the emergent Chark will more than likely get the majority of the targets the next couple of seasons.

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Quinn is going to have to make his mark from the slot. Luckily for him, Dupre and Chark are likely your future X and Z with the departure of Dural. Diarse will certainly work into the rotation if he can maintain some consistency with his hands. I like Dupre operating from the inside to get some favorable matchups against nicklebacks and safeties, but I don't foresee that being his regular position.

Quinn's main competition will come from Tyron Johnson and Derrick Dillon. None of the current '16 commits project inside given their size so it stands to reason that these three are the most likely candidates to line up inside.

Johnson should give Quinn a run for his money and then some. I think he is the most college-ready wide receiver we have had come through in a long time. He is a great route-runner with soft hands and some physicality to his game.

Dillon will more than likely be a special teams contributor during his first year or two with the program. However, given his speed he has the potential to ultimately become a major impact from the slot.

If Trey is smart, he'll look at Russell Shepard and James Wright and stay put.

Quinn will be fine. He was wide open a bunch last year as a true freshman. He just had the dropsies. The drop against Bama mind-fricked that poor kid. He'll bounce back.