Michigan State Football: 4-star 2019 WR Trejan Bridges offered

Michigan State football extended an offer to four-star 2019 wide receiver Trejan Bridges on Friday evening.

It’s evident that Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio has his sights set on the 2019 recruiting class. He currently has 15 commits in the 2018 class and just one in 2019, but he’s looking to change that in the near future.

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On Friday evening, the Spartans’ head coach extended an offer to one of the best receivers in the entire 2019 class, four-star Trejan Bridges.

The Carrollton, Texas, native announced his 21st offer via Twitter. A high school junior already with 21 offers? Now that’s impressive.

https://twitter.com/trejanbridges/status/896201548191215617

After receiving the offer, four-star 2018 receiver target Tommy Bush replied with this:

https://twitter.com/TheTommyBush11/status/896204527057154048

Just imagine a Michigan State wide receiving corps with both of these guys. That would be a scary sight for opposing secondaries.

Bridges is new to the Spartans’ radar, but the 6-foot-1, 174-pound receiver will be a name to watch over the next year, or so, if Michigan State can continue to remain in contact. He’s one of those impressive talents that could change the look of a receiving corps.

The junior is strong with the ball in his hands, usually avoiding first tacklers and making the yards after catch numbers skyrocket. He also has a knack for going up to get the ball at its highest points — a quarterback’s dream. He doesn’t wait for it to hit his chest, but he reaches out and makes plays.

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Bridges is ranked the No. 172 overall player in the class and is the 30th-best receiver, according to 247Sports‘ composite. He has offers from the likes of Oklahoma, Baylor, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Oregon, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Colorado, Mississippi State, Utah and Wisconsin.