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No Rondale Moore? No problem, as Brohm likes his options at WR

Milton Wright is part of deep well of wideout talent.
Milton Wright is part of deep well of wideout talent. (AP)

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Wideout Rondale Moore was a transcendent talent the likes of which rarely is seen at Purdue. Now, he's gone, leaving a year early for the NFL.

Yes, Moore was limited to just seven games over the course of the past two seasons because of hamstring issues following an All-American freshman season in 2018. Still, his impact was noteworthy. But Purdue coach Jeff Brohm likes the make-up of his 2021 wideout unit even without No. 4, who played in four games in 2019 and three in 2020.

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