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- Michigan State's receiver room is thin on proven returning production, which makes Charles Taplin notable because he was running with the first teamers and is one of the few returning wideouts with prior production. - McCray is expected to get the ball a lot this season, and his best game last year came with Alessio Milivojevic at quarterback. - The rest of the receiver group is described as difficult to gauge, leaving Taplin's role and any proven chemistry especially important for the 2026 passing-game outlook.

- Michigan State's offensive line projection still has Connor Moore as the right tackle starter for now, with Rakeem Johnson having taken right tackle reps during spring. - Colin Campbell's best-case near-term path is to move into a backup role because the starting spots and most backup spots are already fairly set. - Rustin Young is projected as the backup left tackle, while the right tackle backup is described as a former Georgia Southern starter who was solid there. - At quarterback, the depth chart is described as Aidan Chiles at QB1 with Alessio Milivojevic and Cam Anthony behind him, limiting immediate freshman movement.

- MSU’s 1-8 team still produced NFL-caliber players; concern is portal additions from weak FCS schools.

- MSU fine at QB; Mili redshirt sophomore with mobile backup; Sheridan adapts offense to QB skillset.

- Kekai Burnett disappointing; should be stepping up as key rotation DE. - Was he injured last year?

- McCray is very good WR; D-line depth biggest concern; 7-win floor.

- Full depth chart from Spring Showcase all-22 available? - Analysis of dual stand-up edge rushers vs run-drill performance?