Anthony Jennings is a four-star wide receiver who could help elevate the Orange's future offense.
While we haven't even played the 2026 season yet, the Syracuse University football team is already focused on building its future rosters.
And according to Hayes Fawcett of On3, Fran Brown's program is in the mix for Florida high school receiver Anthony Jennings.
Jennings, who graduates high school in 2027, is listed a four-star recruit. He's listed Syracuse as one of his top five programs, with Florida, Auburn, Florida State and Maryland also in the mix.
He's 6'1, 175 pounds and ranked as the No. 8 wide receiver in the state of Florida by Rivals. He plays his high school football at Dillard and will have his senior year coming up this fall.
How Syracuse looks at the wide receiver position
If Jennings were to sign with Syracuse, he'd presumably be looking for an instant chance to contribute in 2027. As a result, he'll be looking to see how many Syracuse wideouts are set to graduate in spring of 2027.
Umari Hatcher - will graduate in spring in 2027
Calvin Russell - will be a sophomore in 2027, unless he redshirts due to injury
Darius Johnson - will be a redshirt sophomore in 2027
Darien Williams - will be a junior in 2027
Tyshawn Russell - will be a redshirt senior in 2027
Cole Weaver - will be a redshirt senior in 2027
Matthew Outten - will be a redshirt sophomore in 2027
Zamondre Merriweather - will be a redshirt senior in 2027
Amar'e Gough - will be a sophomore in 2027
Elijah Moore - will be a redshirt junior in 2027
Syracuse Orange head coach Fran Brown on the sidelines against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the second half at Notre Dame Stadium. Michael Caterina-Imagn ImagesClearly, Syracuse will still have a number of options on the roster by the time Jennings would get to campus, but as usual, if he's good enough, they'll find reps for him.
Calvin Russell is expected to be the star of the future offense, but it's unclear how much we'll see him on the field this season after he tore his Achilles in spring practice.
Also on campus
--The NFL Draft begins on Thursday night with the first round, and no Orange players are expected to be taken in the first round. However, our own Tom Goslowski went down memory lane this week, reminding fans which SU players have been drafted highest on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.
--Former Syracuse men's basketball standout Donnie Freeman has officially transferred to St. John's and Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino.
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