Pitt WR Target Commits to Texas A&M
PITTSBURGH -- The Pitt Panthers have been searching for wide receivers through the transfer portal after losing five players from the position group to both transfers and the NFL.
One of the wideouts Pitt had hoped to add to the roster, Grand Valley State transfer Jahdae Walker, is off the board after he announced that he had committed to Texas A&M over the likes of BYU, Kentucky, Michigan State, Illinois, Michigan State, Colorado and others.
Walker, a 6'4 and 200-pound wideout, was the leading receiver for the 12-1 Lakers last season. He caught 30 passes for 623 yards - an average of 20.77 yards per reception - and four touchdowns as a sophomore.
The Panthers have just two wide receivers on the roster with any regular season game experience on the roster at the moment and will continue their pursuit of pass-catchers through the portal.
Make sure you bookmark Inside the Panthers for the latest news, exclusive interviews, recruiting coverage and so much more!
Pitt Locks in Two Non-Conference Games at NIT Season Tip-Off
Pitt S Brandon Hill Gets Texans Jersey Number
New Frontcourt Transfer Pitt Could Use
Two Former Panthers Named Top 100 Picks in NFL Draft
2024 OL Delays Commitment Following Pitt Visit
Pitt Misses on Two Transfer WR
- Follow Inside the Panthers on Twitter: @InsidePitt
