Best receiver room 2022 and 2023

[EBFVOL]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!!

 

[Eastknox865]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!!

WR U is based off of players you put in the league. We still have work to do

 

[VFL 89]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!

I do think there is a good point to be made here that with McCoy, Thornton, White and Keyton in the mix this year, we still have a very strong receiver core and it will be a force to be reckoned with. Several of those guys had huge plays last season and we should expect the same this year. My gut tells me that if Milton plays well and injuries are not a factor, Vols should be able to put up passing yards comparable to last season.

 

[DonDiego]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!!

I just moved your 'like' counter from 666 to 667. You're welcome

 

[NeverWe'llSever]

We are going to start putting some serious QB and WR talent into the league.

 

[rdk4121]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!!

I don't know if Keyton will make it in the NFL, but I do expect the other 3 currently on the roster to make it. So to me that seems to be at least 5 WRs in the NFL in a3 year span (squirrel can't go this year anyway). Keyton could make, plus anyone else we develop our transfers here etc. could push that number higher.

 

[VolDaddy61]

I don't know if Keyton will make it in the NFL, but I do expect the other 3 currently on the roster to make it. So to me that seems to be at least 5 WRs in the NFL in a3 year span (squirrel can't go this year anyway). Keyton could make, plus anyone else we develop our transfers here etc. could push that number higher.

Keyton is one of the most complete receivers in the conference. He'll be on an nfl roster week 1.

 

[livefaith]

Keyton is one of the most complete receivers in the conference. He'll be on an nfl roster week 1.

He's the most productive receiver I've ever seen yet so little love from fans and media. QBs sure love him. Solid as a rock.

 

[NighthawkVol]

WR U is based off of players you put in the league. We still have work to do

Ohio State had it last year. Tennessee has a chance at it this year. We’ll see.

 

[rdk4121]

He's the most productive receiver I've ever seen yet so little love from fans and media. QBs sure love him. Solid as a rock.

There's a lot of very good WRs in college that never make it to the NFL. Jayson Swain, Lucas Taylor, Gerald Jones, Marquez North, Zach Rogers, Austin Rogers, Josh Smith, and Von Pearson never even played a game in the NFL. There's been a lot of good college players that haven't made it the NFL. He'll certainly be on a training camp roster, even might be drafted, but who knows on that. Even if he doesn't make an NFL roster, doesn't mean I don't like him or think he's a good college player.

 

[GUNTERSVOL]

I think with how Tillman and Hyatt are showing out with their NFL teams coupled with McCoy,Thornton, White and Keyton the argument that we have the best WR room can be made. Now the incoming talent this past and current recruiting classes we should be WR U. Love these orange tinted glasses I bought from the Heup Store GBO!!

It is my HOPE that Joe's arm will create more space in the short zones due to the defenders having to play deeper because of his ability to throw mid range and VERY deep balls with accuracy.

 

[VolDaddy61]

He's the most productive receiver I've ever seen yet so little love from fans and media. QBs sure love him. Solid as a rock.

He goes after every ball like it's the last He'll ever get, that's a rare trait.

 

[Eastknox865]

Ohio State had it last year. Tennessee has a chance at it this year. We’ll see.

I don't think you're understanding what Wr U actually is according to the players

 

[VolDaddy61]

There were four receivers in this conference last year with the following stats: 12+games played, 30+ receptions, 18.0+ per catch avg, 5+ TDs. One of them will be playing for the Giants on Sunday, and one is Remel Keyton. Tennessee had one of the deepest groups in the country, and He was a big part if it.

 

[bornbleddinorange]

There's a lot of very good WRs in college that never make it to the NFL. Jayson Swain, Lucas Taylor, Gerald Jones, Marquez North, Zach Rogers, Austin Rogers, Josh Smith, and Von Pearson never even played a game in the NFL. There's been a lot of good college players that haven't made it the NFL. He'll certainly be on a training camp roster, even might be drafted, but who knows on that. Even if he doesn't make an NFL roster, doesn't mean I don't like him or think he's a good college player.

You lost me at Zach Rogers & Austin Rogers lol

 

[Vol in Buckeye Land]

You lost me at Zach Rogers & Austin Rogers lol

He’s not at the level of some on that list, but if you don’t think ZRo would cook in this offense, you must not have paid much attention to what he did in 2012 or to what this coaching staff has gotten out of receivers in the last 2 years.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

BuT HyAtT cAnT rUn RoUtEs aNd pLaYs iN a GiMmiCk oFfEnSe

 

[rdk4121]

You lost me at Zach Rogers & Austin Rogers lol

Zach Rogers had 491 yards and 7 TDs his senior year. Austin was solid as well, his junior year was better than Keyton's year last year. I think they're all solid players imo (some more than others).

 

[Through_The_T]

Ohio State has the title above us for now. With Huepel at the helm, though, I have a feeling that we’ll be in the conversation.

 

[adammav9]

'Best Young Receiver To Enter NFL in Past 15 Years' -- NFL Hall of Famer Has Shocking Opinion Surrounding Browns WR Cedric Tillman

 

[VolDaddy61]

'Best Young Receiver To Enter NFL in Past 15 Years' -- NFL Hall of Famer Has Shocking Opinion Surrounding Browns WR Cedric Tillman

Folks who watched Him play aren't surprised by this, He's a prototypical WR#1. The Browns...unfortunately for Him.... got lucky He fell to them.

 

[tone357]

I don't know if Keyton will make it in the NFL, but I do expect the other 3 currently on the roster to make it. So to me that seems to be at least 5 WRs in the NFL in a3 year span (squirrel can't go this year anyway). Keyton could make, plus anyone else we develop our transfers here etc. could push that number higher.

I think you are a victim of lazy media reporting. I've noticed that many, many sports outlets only repeat what other reporters have published. Rarely will you find an article or video where they have actually done their homework. They just hype the same guys without actually seeing where Keyton actually is in terms of production. THE KID DIDN'T PLAY IN SEVERAL GAMES AND OTHERS, HE SHARED TIME WITH TILLMAN. At the same time, he was 3rd behind day-one starters Hyatt and McCoy in yardage. Keyton had 568, only 99 yards behind 2nd McCoy's 667. He was 2nd in touchdowns behind Hyatt's 15. He was 2nd behind Hyatt's 18.9 yards per catch with 17.8. He was able to put up these numbers while being the team's 4th most targeted receiver. You rarely see a reporter go this deeply, so it's really easy to ignore the kid. He's on the field for a reason.

 

[vavolfan6]

Patience! I think it is evident by the way we have recruited WRs since Huepel has been here that potential recruits see us as a top destination to play receiver. That is all that matter. In time the results will speak for themselves as to whether or not our players transition into the league well. But right now its far too early.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Keyton is one of the most complete receivers in the conference. He'll be on an nfl roster week 1.

I just watched last year's Florida game, and his lay-out catch was maybe the best of the season.

 

[butchna]

There's a lot of very good WRs in college that never make it to the NFL. Jayson Swain, Lucas Taylor, Gerald Jones, Marquez North, Zach Rogers, Austin Rogers, Josh Smith, and Von Pearson never even played a game in the NFL. There's been a lot of good college players that haven't made it the NFL. He'll certainly be on a training camp roster, even might be drafted, but who knows on that. Even if he doesn't make an NFL roster, doesn't mean I don't like him or think he's a good college player.

Marquez North got a lot of mileage out of ONE epic catch imo. Nothing else from his career qualifies him as even “very good in college.” He was injured a lot and there was bad development under Butch, but talent usually manifests itself.