Isaac Spragg brings seasoned Duquesne depth and possession-receiver reliability
Isaac Spragg’s profile at Duquesne shows a veteran wideout with game experience and a steady, possession-style skill set: he had appeared in 22 career games with five starts, and his background notes him as a receiver with prior production and defensive toughness from high school. That kind of old-school, reliable depth piece matters because he looks more like a chain-mover and system fit than a stat-chasing burner—useful if a staff wants dependability, physicality, and a player who can handle multiple roles without blinking.
