Making the transition from quarterback to wide receiver is never easy. Most are never able to accomplish it as they can get buried on depth charts or never make rosters altogether to make the chance opportunity pay off.
For the latest installment of it, the Bucs have a front row seat as they watch West Virginia quarterback Garrett Greene make the change.
Greene made some plays and has some momentum heading into the second preseason game between Tampa Bay and the Pittsburgh Steelers. His teammate Jalen McMillan spoke to the media on Tuesday and offered some positive insight into what he sees in the young playmaker.
“I love the ball in his hands; he can move. But yeah, just seeing how somebody can go from quarterback to receiver and make it look easy is pretty cool. He’s a great athlete.”
Greene could see more momentum against a thin Steelers’ secondary. He has a chance to make the team as long as he keeps showcasing his athletic ability and making plays, as McMillan highlighted.
This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: Buccaneers’ Jalen McMillan gets excited watching UDFA Garrett Greene
Reporting by Andrew Harbaugh, Buccaneers Wire / Bucs Wire
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