Jedd Fisch Praises Washington Football Freshman WR's Composure
Despite losing two veteran wide receivers, Jedd Fisch had nothing but high regards for the adaptability of freshman duo Trez Davis and Jordan Clay.
Jedd Fisch, the head coach of Washington Football, commended freshman wide receiver Trez Davis for his composure in Week Two's game. Davis stepped into the rotation after Rashid Williams suffered an injury, replacing him along with fellow freshman Jordan Clay, who was expected to see significant action. Fisch praised Davis's poise, noting that the rookie had no prior experience in the role and had not been involved in practice leading up to the game.
Despite the depth at the position, Davis was handed a chance due to the roster's current lineup, which featured seven receivers vying for just three spots, including Davis, Clay, and sophomore Dezmen Roebuck. Fisch highlighted Davis's performance, remarking that the rookie's ability to make a crucial play in the end zone to set up a field goal was impressive.
With key players like Christian Moss and Dezmen Roebuck sidelined due to injuries, Davis will need to adapt quickly and make significant contributions to Washington's offense.
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