TCU’s top returning receiver Jordan Dwyer misses opener because of foot issue
Summary
Jordan Dwyer, TCU’s best returning wide receiver, did not play in the season opener against North Carolina due to a foot injury. TCU’s new starting quarterback, Jaden Craig, made his first start in the game held in Ireland.Key Facts
- Jordan Dwyer missed TCU’s first game of the season because of a foot problem.
- The opener was held in Ireland against North Carolina.
- Dwyer was a key player last season with 54 catches, 730 yards, and 7 touchdowns.
- Dwyer transferred from Idaho, where he had 110 catches and 18 touchdowns in three years.
- He hurt his foot before the Alamo Bowl last season and missed that game too.
- Jaden Craig, a quarterback who transferred from Harvard, started for the first time this season.
- The previous TCU quarterback, Josh Hoover, transferred to Indiana.
- TCU won last year’s opener against North Carolina with Dwyer catching a touchdown pass.
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