Will Jacksonville's Ahmad Fullwood step forward for Gat
With Antonio Callaway’s status at Florida in question, the Gators’ wide receiver corps needs a seasoned player to not only lead the way but to show the way.
With Antonio Callaway’s status at Florida in question, the Gators’ wide receiver corps needs a seasoned player to not only lead the way but to show the way. Maybe senior Ahmad Fulwood can do that, and in doing so, finally live up to the expectations that accompanied him when he arrived in Gainesville in 2013.
After the spring game, Fulwood was asked if he hoped to have an increased role in 2016. Fulwood responded by saying, “I want to be more of a playmaker and to have more of a workload.”
Jim McElwain likes to throw the ball around, but there needs to be guys to throw the ball to. One theme of this season’s offense is that there is a limited number of proven receivers, especially if Callaway misses time.
Fuelwood was expected to be a go-to receiver when he signed. He was a national top-125 player overall and a national top-15 receiver.
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After the spring game, Fulwood was asked if he hoped to have an increased role in 2016. Fulwood responded by saying, “I want to be more of a playmaker and to have more of a workload.”
Jim McElwain likes to throw the ball around, but there needs to be guys to throw the ball to. One theme of this season’s offense is that there is a limited number of proven receivers, especially if Callaway misses time.
Fuelwood was expected to be a go-to receiver when he signed. He was a national top-125 player overall and a national top-15 receiver.
To read the remainder of this article, click here.
This article originally published by www.gridironnow.com