Penn State Football wide receiver – KeAndre Lambert-Smith
KeAndre Lambert-Smith made huge improvements from year one to year two, and if he can make a similar jump heading into his third season in State College, opposing Big Ten secondaries ought to be scared.
We know quite well that Parker Washington and Mitchell Tinsley will be a dynamic 1-2 punch at wide receiver for the Nittany Lions, but what if I told you that the Nittany Lions could end up having one of the better pass-catching trios in America?
In 2021, Lambert-Smith hauled in 34 passes for 521 yards and three touchdowns, a significant jump on his freshman stats – even with factoring in the difference in games played due to the shortened Covid season.
With yet another offseason working with wide receivers coach Taylor Stubblefield, building chemistry with Sean Clifford, and becoming more comfortable in year two in Mike Yurcich’s offensive system, and KeAndre Lambert-Smith could emerge as one of the top No. 3 wideouts in college football, ready to take the reigns as the go-to target with Mitchell Tinsley and (likely) Parker Washington moving on to the NFL after this season.