Omari Evans
Measurables: 6’0″, 189 lb
Year: Sophomore
Expected role: Backup wide receiver
Penn State’s youth at wide receiver will be on display this spring. [autotag]Omari Evans[/autotag] could be the top name to watch after appearing in all 13 games played last season as a backup receiver. Evans caught five passes for 55 yards and a touchdown for the Nittany Lions last season, and he could compete for more playing time beginning this spring.
Liam Clifford
Measurables: 6’1″. 196 lb
Year: Redshirt sophomore
Expected role: Backup wide receiver
The younger brother of former quarterback Sean Clifford, [autotag]Liam Clifford[/autotag] is ready to create his own legacy in the Penn State offense. While it is unlikely he will be a starting player for the Nittany Lions, he could be a player that gets involved in the offense. Clifford appeared in 11 games last season as a reserve option and caught eight passes for 89 yards.
Kaden Saunders
Measurables: 5’10”, 172 lb.
Year: Redshirt freshman
Expected role: Backup wide receiver
As a true freshman last season, [autotag]Kaden Saunders[/autotag] appeared in three games and had two catches for 21 yards, but expect those numbers to tick upward significantly in 2023. Saunders is a potential star in the making at the position and could really take flight this spring.
Malick Meiga
Measurables: 6’4″. 205 lb
Year: Junior
Expected role: Backup wide receiver
[autotag]Malik Meiga[/autotag] may be the player most want to see take some big strides this spring. Meiga has shown some flashes of what he can do in stretching the field, and he has the size to be a good target in the offense. But Penn State will hope to see some improved performance from Meiga this spring as he could be a potential reliable option in the fall.