Who is the fastest WR next year?

[volstudent26]

I often wonder about our speed at the WR position. I feel like Hyatt’s speed in 2022 really opened up so much. Obviously it’s not the end all be all (Barion Brown)

Who do you think is our fastest WR?

Squirrel is gone.

Matthews has impressive 4.4 speed but both him and Staley have stuff in their scouting reports about good speed but not amazing speed.

Just curious what people think. Top end speed isn’t even the most important thing for a WR but I do love speedsters.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Squirrell never displayed game breaking speed. Just using a 40 time is useless. Playing speed is vastly different. I have no idea who will be the fastest.

 

[volstudent26]

Squirrell never displayed game breaking speed. Just using a 40 time is useless. Playing speed is vastly different. I have no idea who will be the fastest.

I felt like vs Clemson and Alabama he torched some players pretty badly. But it was never to the same level that Hyatt did.

I’m sure there’s some nuances with how defenses are choosing to defend Tennessee but just haven’t seen people open deep a ton. And sometimes when they are it’s not part of the read or Nico doesn’t see it

 

[m1al]

The one that gets to portal first?

 

[majinVol]

Squirrell never displayed game breaking speed. Just using a 40 time is useless. Playing speed is vastly different. I have no idea who will be the fastest.

he went over 21 mph on that deep slant td against uconn last year

 

[luthervol]

Looking like it will be Boo Carter.

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

he went over 21 mph on that deep slant td against uconn last year

That's just jogging.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

he went over 21 mph on that deep slant td against uconn last year

And? He still didn’t show game breaking speed like Hyatt did.

 

[DaddyChad]

Branch……

 

[CaliVol2009]

The one that gets to portal first?

Hahahahah

 

[Allvols98]

I often wonder about our speed at the WR position. I feel like Hyatt’s speed in 2022 really opened up so much. Obviously it’s not the end all be all (Barion Brown)

Who do you think is our fastest WR?

Squirrel is gone.

Matthews has impressive 4.4 speed but both him and Staley have stuff in their scouting reports about good speed but not amazing speed.

Just curious what people think. Top end speed isn’t even the most important thing for a WR but I do love speedsters.

Boo Carter.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Squirrell never displayed game breaking speed. Just using a 40 time is useless. Playing speed is vastly different. I have no idea who will be the fastest.

Yep. Jerry Rice ran a 4.6. Ever see anyone catch him in the open field? Putting the pads on changes speed for some but not for all

 

[feathersax]

Well, I've about had it with N.I.L., players leaving, playoff madness, coaching salaries, etc./ad nauseum. Think I'll enter the portal, too.

 

[BigBadVol]

Straight line speed is much different than field speed. Some guys can fly but have to slow down when making a cut or move. Some guys have really good speed and can cut and move with no drop off in speed. Some guys have both. In addition, sight orientation while running full speed is as important as speed itself. Some guys can fly but can’t coordinate a catch at speed. They have too much head movement or depth perception issues or simply coordination issues. It’s not as simple as just being fast.

 

[savannahfan]

I often wonder about our speed at the WR position. I feel like Hyatt’s speed in 2022 really opened up so much. Obviously it’s not the end all be all (Barion Brown)

Who do you think is our fastest WR?

Squirrel is gone.

Matthews has impressive 4.4 speed but both him and Staley have stuff in their scouting reports about good speed but not amazing speed.

Just curious what people think. Top end speed isn’t even the most important thing for a WR but I do love speedsters.

To be determined by the portal.

 

[majinVol]

And? He still didn’t show game breaking speed like Hyatt did.

lmao squirrel hit 21.7 mph on that play, thats top 10 in the NFL speed according to next gen stats

 

[Go47]

Matthews maybe. Boo Carter?

 

[ShelbourneVol]

Yep. Jerry Rice ran a 4.6. Ever see anyone catch him in the open field? Putting the pads on changes speed for some but not for all

Defenders tend to get slower when they see freight trains loose.

 

[EastTNVol6240]

What receivers?

 

[bpalmer28]

During preseason someone interviewed individuals on the team asking them who they thought had the most speed in the new NCAA football game. Answers varied between Squirrel, Mike, and Peyton.

 

[Nicovfl8]

I often wonder about our speed at the WR position. I feel like Hyatt’s speed in 2022 really opened up so much. Obviously it’s not the end all be all (Barion Brown)

Who do you think is our fastest WR?

Squirrel is gone.

Matthews has impressive 4.4 speed but both him and Staley have stuff in their scouting reports about good speed but not amazing speed.

Just curious what people think. Top end speed isn’t even the most important thing for a WR but I do love speedsters.

Mike Mathew’s

 

[Special Ed]

I'll let you know next year.

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Defenders tend to get slower when they see freight trains loose.

Most of all, players lose speed in pads. Guys who are 4.3 and 4.4 turn into 4.6 guys with pads. Some don't like Rice, but not many

 

[Ned Ray McWorkher]

Hopefully one of the freshmen..

 

[GetYouSomeofThat]

I often wonder about our speed at the WR position. I feel like Hyatt’s speed in 2022 really opened up so much. Obviously it’s not the end all be all (Barion Brown)

Who do you think is our fastest WR?

Squirrel is gone.

Matthews has impressive 4.4 speed but both him and Staley have stuff in their scouting reports about good speed but not amazing speed.

Just curious what people think. Top end speed isn’t even the most important thing for a WR but I do love speedsters.

That will likely depend who we get from the portal