Reliable depth-piece receiver who keeps stacking positive spring buzz
In the 2010 season, Alex Laipple was a Monmouth wideout who had already shown he could earn coaches’ trust, moving up the depth chart after a strong spring and then “making a number of nice catches” in spring ball; Monmouth also noted he improved his command of the offense and could be moved around the formation. The takeaway: he looks like a smart, coachable receiver with functional hands and route feel rather than a pure burner, which makes him a useful fit for a system that values versatility and timing.
