Pitt’s high-volume, big-play slot weapon and return ace
In the 2019 season, Maurice Ffrench was a weapon for Pittsburgh, catching 96 passes for 850 yards and 4 touchdowns while also setting Pitt’s single-season receptions record and averaging an FBS-best 8.7 catches per game. He wasn’t just a receiver; his return-game value and versatile playmaking made him harder to game-plan for than the box score alone suggests. The big differentiator is volume plus toughness—he produced despite missing two games with injury, which says plenty about his competitiveness. If you want a savvy, high-usage playmaker with proven production, he’s your guy.
