Trebor Pena transferring to PSU

[SURules]

If that’s the case then it’s even more selfish than a money grab.

Agreed… I grew up bleeding Blue & White for reference due to family ties but went to SU.

 

[PAcuse]

Good luck at PSU, maybe WR2 at best he will have a hard time beating out Hudson/Ross. WR-Slot they do currently have a FR(RS) starting so that might look good for him.
I just don't see how he will get good stats with a team that throws 20-25 times.
Singleton and Allen are most likely going to going to be the focus again.

 

[CanadianSU]

Bit funny because while he was an NFL long shot he still had a chance at it. Not sure being #3 at a run heavy offensive team gives you a shot now lol.

 

[Trueblue25]

Miami and Oregon would have made more sense, but at least at PSU I’ll have no reason to ever think about him again.

 

[kirbivore]

Truly wonder where some of these kids are getting their advice from.

Another Uncle Dennis

 

[Fanalways]

Miami and Oregon would have made more sense, but at least at PSU I’ll have no reason to ever think about him again.

Was hoping the exact same thing.

 

[ezbeezy214]

I don’t think he’s gonna play as much as those guys I mentioned but he’ll definitely get some run.

He’s just most similar profile to Pena.

 

[Sdot]

He’s just most similar profile to Pena.

I’d say Jameer Thomas or Darius Johnson fit that build good and style. Both should receive a lot more time with Pena leaving.

 

[ezbeezy214]

He’s above those guys.

 

[orangeinjersey]

going to PSU is a head scratcher for real. Some of these kids think they know everything and have to learn the hardway. As much as we hate to see him leave...his logic is valid. So you go to a team that throws even less and is runheavy? That means his original motives weren't aligned with the real motive...money? Other?

 

[BillSU]

Trebor was a very good slot and fast with good hands - helped us win games last year and had great numbers. Why would he go to a team with a run heavy offense that throws the ball 20 times a game as a slot receiver. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Maybe he's got something else waiting for him at Ped State?! Hope you like long showers.

Or he's going because they are stupid enough to pay him 2 mil a year because he knew he wasn't going to be an NFL caliber player and is going to get what he can while he can. Makes a lot more sense.

 

[Jake]

The receiver situation at PSU has been a disaster for years.

 

[tep624]

The receiver situation at PSU has been a disaster for years.

Yeah so he’s going to go to a school led by a complete dirtbag that doesn’t throw the ball to put up bigger receiving numbers?

Think we’re seeing the value of Super Agent Calabro here

 

[GoSU96]

No team will throw to him like McCord last year. I fully expect a more balance offense this year which is good. IMO, Pena and his Agent made a big mistake as he could have been the featured WR here and now will be just another option and if PSU is his destination, then yes, blocking for their star RB will be it.

Guy is dead to me

I‘m sure he’s crushed.

He has PSU and Miami competing for his services, he’ll do fine. They are both in win now mode and have resources to overpay, if he fills a hole in their roster he is going to get a premium where ever he goes, and hopefully smart enough to get it up front or secured.

 

[JKinPhilly]

He left a good job for another higher paying job. Simple as that...why crap all over the guy for capitalizing on his good season last year? It's the way of the new world. Especially for a guy who will likely never get a dime playing in the NFL...

 

[hoopsupstate]

He left a good job for another higher paying job. Simple as that...why crap all over the guy for capitalizing on his good season last year? It's the way of the new world. Especially for a guy who will likely never get a dime playing in the NFL...

He just crapped on the team that allowed him to have that great season.

 

[bnoro]

He left a good job for another higher paying job. Simple as that...why crap all over the guy for capitalizing on his good season last year? It's the way of the new world. Especially for a guy who will likely never get a dime playing in the NFL...

Then he should say that's why he's leaving, not because he doesn't trust the new QB or thinks he's not good enough.

 

[GoSU96]

Then he should say that's why he's leaving, not because he doesn't trust the new QB or thinks he's not good enough.

Did he tweet that or did he have that in a one on one with his boss?

 

[Jake]

Then he should say that's why he's leaving, not because he doesn't trust the new QB or thinks he's not good enough.

That sounds like his agent in his ear. “Your numbers are going to drop and not be draft able”…etc

 

[SURules]

He left a good job for another higher paying job. Simple as that...why crap all over the guy for capitalizing on his good season last year? It's the way of the new world. Especially for a guy who will likely never get a dime playing in the NFL...

Who says at the end of the day, he will get more money? Will PSU better prepare him for the NFL? Will he get more opportunities to show case his talent at PSU who is run heavy or at SU?

Time will tell but some here think the grass is greener elsewhere clearly.

 

[rrlbees]

Good luck at PSU, maybe WR2 at best he will have a hard time beating out Hudson/Ross. WR-Slot they do currently have a FR(RS) starting so that might look good for him.
I just don't see how he will get good stats with a team that throws 20-25 times.
Singleton and Allen are most likely going to going to be the focus again.

Hudson and Ross are 3 star transfers. Pena is graded a 4 star. He’s better. Psu also had their two best WRs transfer out.

 

[PAcuse]

Hudson and Ross are 3 star transfers. Pena is graded a 4 star. He’s better. Psu also had their two best WRs transfer out.

Yeah that’s fair.
Just the amount they run would worry me.

 

[tep624]

The bigger issue in all of this isn’t the comings and goings - it’s the tampering by other programs and agents. Without that I think you’d have a lot less movement of players like this.

 

[HtownOrange]

The bigger issue in all of this isn’t the comings and goings - it’s the tampering by other programs and agents. Without that I think you’d have a lot less movement of players like this.

It may be that schools need to include some transfer classes which include penalties. Whether that works or not, we can only guess.

 

[CuseLegacy]