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USC Receiver Out for 2026 Season
3 Oct
Summary
- Corey Simms out for remainder of 2026 season due to injury.
- Simms' absence impacts USC's receiving depth and playmaking ability.
- USC has strong receiver depth to mitigate Simms' loss.
USC Trojans football will be without receiver Corey Simms for the remainder of the 2026 season. Simms' injury means he will not be available for upcoming games, impacting the team's offensive options.
Simms had been working his way into the receiver rotation and showing promise, particularly with Trent Mosley sidelined. His departure deprives quarterback Jayden Maiava of a weapon.
However, USC's wide receiver group is noted for its depth. While Mosley remains out for the Washington game, he is expected back for later matchups against Penn State and Wisconsin.
Other receivers like Kayden Dixon-Wyatt and Terrell Anderson are available, providing USC with ample options to compensate for Simms' absence and ensure the passing game remains strong.
