JP Richardson

Richarson made a transfer within the conference, coming over from Oklahoma State where he compiled 72 catches for 671 yards and six touchdowns over two seasons. With Quentin Johnston moving on to the NFL, TCU’s number one wideout spot is open for the taking. Richarson will have competition from Alabama transfer JoJo Earle, big-framed Savion Williams and tight end Jared Wiley. Richardson projects to play more out of the slot which could be a good thing for what will be a new starting quarterback for TCU. Either Chandler Morris or Chance Nolan will be the starting quarterback for a team which returns just three starters on their offense. With that said, TCU will likely have a better than average offense because Sonny Dykes’ system is so prolific, and they were able to make some serious impact adds in the transfer portal.