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Justbear's avatar

Yeah, basically I had high expectations for our 3 transfer WRs in 2023 and they did nothing, so "Wilcox & staff on their consistent ability to pull top-notch wideouts" was far from what I was thinking.

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Alex Ghenis's avatar

We always seem to have at least a strong WR1 and a decent-good WR2, and enough role players to help. When I have gripes with the offense, it's usually been OL, QB inconsistency, and just bad scheme… So even if you don't feel there have been "top-notch" receivers I'd argue they at least haven't been a bad or frustrating part of the offense, with the exception of blocking on screens

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Justbear's avatar

I completely agree with that.

Btw no use comparing, but 2015 WRs were amazing.

Of course we had Goff distributing it to all 5 or 6 of them.

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Alex Ghenis's avatar

FWIW the only receivers Wilcox recruited were:

2017: Taariq Johnson, Jeremiah Hawkins & Branden Smith (low 3*)

2018: Nikko Remigio and Monroe Young

2019: Trevon Clark (JC), Makai Polk, Jawaun Johnson (JC), Kekoa Crawford (TR)

2020: Jeremiah Hunter, Mason Mangum, Tommy Cristakos, Aidan Lee

2021: J Mike and Mavin Anderson

2022: Jaiven Plummer, Mason Starling

2023: Nyziah Hunter, Marquis Montgomery (JC), Taj Davis (TR), Marquez Dortch (TR) and Brian Hightower (TR)

2024: Trevor Rogers, Josiah Martin, and Tobias Merriweather

... So a solid top-two guy in each year, with enough turnover that we haven't gotten to see many of them reach their full potential here.

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