Texas Longhorns WR Isaiah Bond 'getting ready' with offseason workout

AUSTIN – It’s that time in the offseason after the spring game when Texas Longhorns fans are dying for any football content they can get their hands on, like Steve Sarkisian and co. get ready to head to the SEC.

Luckily, one of the stars of the spring game is here to help Texas fans get their fix as the long summer months approach.

Texas transfer wide receiver Isaiah Bond recently shared a workout video on social media, giving fans a glimpse of the work he’s been putting in this offseason. It’s safe to say that potential No. 1 target Quinn Ewers looks ready for his first season in Austin.

“Getting ready,” Bond wrote in the caption.

Look at:

We’re getting ready 🤘🏾 pic.twitter.com/Z0eNfOXXeg

– Isaiah “007” link (@isaiahbond_) May 24, 2024

The session appears to be taking place at First Baptist Academy in East Dallas, and Bond is practicing exactly the way you’d want a WR1 to do. Full effort on every rep, making catches with his hands and not his body and throwing out an excessive amount of grunts in the process. It’s clear why he burst onto the national scene last season at Alabama before finally making arguably the play of the year in the miraculous Iron Bowl victory over Auburn.

In two seasons at Alabama, Bond had 65 catches, 888 receiving yards and five total touchdowns. He now brings SEC-ready production to the Longhorns ahead of their first season in the storied conference.

He had three catches for 98 yards and a touchdown in the Orange-White spring game.

Texas will open the season at home against Colorado State on Saturday, August 31.