Do elite wide receivers want to play in Washington’s pro-style scheme?

DerekJohnson

Mike Vorel is the best. Much respect.

The season is over.

And another quarterback competition awaits.

As Washington football fans distract themselves from yet another national title game without a Pac-12 representative, let’s open the mailbag and set our sights on the 2021 season.


https://seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husky-football/uw-football-mailbag-do-elite-wide-receivers-want-to-play-in-washingtons-pro-style-scheme/

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

Thanks Taft!

1to392831weretaken

"Full-proof"?

Tighten that shit up, @VorelDawg!

HuskyJW

Yes

dirtysouwfdawg

HuskyJW said:

Yes

Sources?

WilburHooksHands

like we say no

doogie

For proof, just look at the current roster

Pitchfork51

We run a 2 te offense (with no TEs fml) and have no problem getting receivers.

Sark would have got them in. I thought jimmy would have more sizzle

chuck

Pitchfork51 said:

We run a 2 te offense (with no TEs fml) and have no problem getting receivers.

Sark would have got them in. I thought jimmy would have more sizzle

I can barely remember a single receiver Sark recruited aside from Ross.

Aguilar, I think?
String
Bruns
Must've been others

insinceredawg

chuck said:

Pitchfork51 said:

We run a 2 te offense (with no TEs fml) and have no problem getting receivers.

Sark would have got them in. I thought jimmy would have more sizzle

I can barely remember a single receiver Sark recruited aside from Ross.

Aguilar, I think?
String
Bruns
Must've been others

Bruns was a Ty recruit. Remember the controversy when his redshirt was burned during owen twelve?

Sark also got Kasen, Kevin Smith, Mickens, Hall. Also got DD, Perkins, and D Wash who changed positions.

SonnyShackelford

I would have been a monster in Sark’s scheme