Fresno State has questions about its quarterback play and with that it has made plays in the passing game, ranking second in the Mountain West Conference with 274.7 yards per game through the air and fourth with an efficiency rating of 135.98.
The Bulldogs also have 14 explosive pass plays of 20-plus yards, second in the conference and almost half as many as they had all of 2016 when they had only 31.
But the ‘X’ receiver has not yet been the spot. Now into conference play that split end position manned by sophomore Derrion Grim and fourth-year junior Jamire Jordan, two of their more dynamic weapons, could be ready to give the Bulldogs’ passing game an additional jolt.