Spurrier currently has more offensive players in the league because he coached here longer than Muschamp has. Not a lot of those guys played on the same team(s):

Jared Cook (06-08)
Patrick DiMarco (07-10)
Alshon Jeffery (09-11)
Damiere Byrd (11-14)
A.J. Cann (11-14)
Brandon Shell (11-15)
Brandon Wilds (11-15)
Mike Davis (12-14)
Pharoh Cooper (13-15)

Whereas Muschamp has put these guys in the league and they all played on the same team in 2017:

Zach Bailey
Blake Camper
Dennis Daley
Hayden Hurst
Deebo Samuel
Bryan Edwards (projected)
Shi Smith (projected)
Sadarius Hutcherson (projected)
Donnell Stanley (projected)

You could count on Spurrier mostly having just 1 reliable option at each of the skill positions, but he wasn't the best at building depth. Imagine what he could have done with that 2017 team since there is an entire offensive line, 3 WRs, and a TE in the league from the same team.

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Posted by chawk195

Spartanburg, SC

Member since Feb 2015

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Posted on 11/12/19 at 1:32 pm to Soda City Spur

Let me throw one more WR onto the list as one of the greatest we’ve ever had, Pharoh Cooper

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Posted by I Bleed Garnet

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Member since Jul 2011

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Posted on 11/12/19 at 2:40 pm to Soda City Spur

I think the 2011 team had more talent on the offense than any team Spurrier he’s coached
Alshon, Bruce and Ace at WRs (all drafted) i would say are better than any Trio we’ve had on an offense (with Byrd as a sub)
And Alshon is by far the best 1 among the group of 3 this team had and whatever team boom has coached
Alshon has received every accolade and was a finalist for the Biletnikoff award

Cunningham at TE (drafted)
Rok Watkins at LT (drafted)
AJ Cann at LG (drafted)
TJ Johnson at C (drafted)
Rory Anderson backing up Justice (drafted)

Shaw at QB with Wilds, Miles and Lattimore in the backfield

This post was edited on 11/12/19 at 2:42 pm

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