Konata Mumpfield

Pitt will look a lot different this year with Kenny Pickett, Jordan Addison and offensive coordinator Mark Whipple gone. That opens up opportunity for some new blood to get a shot, though, and the offense should remain potent with transfer Kedon Slovis at the helm. Mumpfield comes to Pitt by way of Akron, where he racked up 751 yards and eight touchdowns amid otherwise awful conditions with the Zips ranking 119th in yards per play. He won’t be gifted the No.1 role, but Mumpfield’s Akron production suggests there is more potential to be unlocked with better team context.