USC receiver will miss the remainder of 2026 football season
Corey Simms made real contributions to USC, so his loss matters, but the Trojans have depth at this position group, so it's not a disaster
Corey Simms, a USC receiver, will miss the rest of the 2026 football season, according to CBS Sports reporter Matt Zenitz. Simms' season had been progressing well, as he started to establish himself in the receiver rotation and gained confidence while Trent Mosley was sidelined with an injury. However, Simms' absence will undoubtedly impact USC's passing game, as he was a valuable asset for Jayden Maiava.
If further injuries occur to other receivers during the season, the Trojans might face challenges in maintaining their offensive capabilities. Despite this setback, USC has several other talented wide receivers in their roster, such as Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, Terrell Anderson, Tanook Hines, and Boobie Feaster, who can step up and support Maiava in the passing game.
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