Dallas Dixon

Transitioning from a backup position to starting role can be a difficult adjustment, but Dixon should have to problem taking over as one of Central Michigan’s top wide receivers in 2022. He is one of the most skilled wideouts returning to the Chippewas and this will help him acclimate to his more involved role with the team. Kalil Pimpleton and JaCorey Sullivan, both of whom have left the team, had a combined 1,647 receiving yards in the 2021 season, but Dixon was second on the team last year in both receiving yards with 701 and touchdowns with eight. Only time will tell if Dixon or transfer Carlos Carriere will be the top receiver on the team, but no matter the title, Dixon looks to be a promising offensive weapon for the Chippewas.