Michigan State Football: What can we expect from 3-star WR Tre Mosley?
By Stephen Robb
Tre Mosley committed to Michigan State football in June 2018 and the wide receiver turned heads with his performance his senior season.
Tre Mosley has been praised by his head coach at West Bloomfield, Ron Bellamy: “Tre is one of the best wide receivers in the nation.”
Mosley provided his coach with plenty of proof during his senior season. He had 45 receptions for more than a 1,000 yards and he stands 6-foot-2 and has both speed and athleticism that Michigan State football likes. Plus reminds many of current Spartan, Cody White.
If Mark Dantonio is lucky, he will be half the receiver White is and would be a nice complement to the soon-to-be junior wide out.
Mosley, the three-star commit, was also elected to the Detriot News Dream Team of 2018. What I like most about Mosley’s game was what he’s able to do with the pigskin after the catch. He is a playmaker and guy who can make a quarterback look good. He runs solid routes and is able to create separation with defensive backs.
A quarterback’s best friend is yards after catch production and Mosley has plenty of that. He can turn a short crossing route into a long touchdown or take a screen pass to the house. His speed and athleticism set him apart and make him a dangerous threat to defenses.
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Michigan State has a gem of a wide receiver in Mosley. It is a strong possibility that he will play as a true freshman next season as the Spartans try to piece together a serviceable offense.