re: Returning production ranks for the current SEC schools...

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WRs go to UGA to learn to block. Y’all have 1 1,000 WR in your history(maybe 2). And the guys that have NFL futures that have chosen UGA have not had productive seasons with UGA. The scatback that went to the chiefs (hardman I think) is the best example of a guy going to UGA and not having either off the field problems or the injury bug. AJ Green is the best WR to go through UGA in memory and had NCAA issues that should have cost him his eligibility. The latest one Pickens couldn’t stay healthy and had a 10cent head.

I get that in absolute terms UGA has put a handful of WRs in the league for a rookie contract. And some have made a career of it. But UGA is not known for WR production, has never really had a high production WR on campus, and really hasn’t recruited the position very well.

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Your award winning WR: Overall pick 73 in 2023

Our blocking WR: Overall pick 52 in 2022

Tennessee WRs don't learn how to run nuanced routes which is why you can rack up over 1200 yards and 15 tds and not get taken until the third round.

Think about it, when have you seen a WR for LSU, Alabama, etc put up stats like that going into the draft and not get taken in the first round?

Like you've had to do for several years now regarding Georgia, Kirby, etc. etc. etc. Prepare to eat your words with our WRs. Soon, very soon.