Georgia Tech’s passing game is about to undergo a major overhaul as they lose six key wide receivers and bring in just two transfers, leaving Jordan Allen as the lone returning pass-catcher from last season. But Allen is poised for a breakout year, combining speed and versatility to become quarterback Alberto Mendoza’s top target in 2026. The Yellow Jackets are also banking on former cornerback Dalen Penson, now converted to receiver, to inject much-needed speed, while Elon transfer Isaiah Fuhrmann — a standout FCS receiver — brings size and experience to fill a glaring void. Jaiven Plummer, a big-bodied Cal transfer, could also make an impact despite limited production. With so many newcomers and minimal experience, freshmen like Darnell Collins, Kentrell Davis, and Jeffar Jean-Noel — plus redshirt freshmen Evan Haynes and Debron Gatling — will likely be thrust into key roles early, making this season a true test of depth and adaptability.

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