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Textbook Inside-Out release, then going up & getting it for the backshoulder fade.
He's a very good hands catcher that highpoints the ball & gets it at its apex. He doesn't really run the full route tree, it's mostly just 9's & 8's, with backshoulders in the Red Zone.
But I like his running ability, he's a big play big catch WR with wide catch radius.
I don't think he'll have a problem getting open on the next level, added weight & strength with only help with his natural ability. He excels at stacking DB's on those deep fades, didn't see too much stemming though.
But he's a good pick up IMO, between him & Ty Evans we have 2 go up & get it high upside WR's that can play Flanker or Field. Wingo is more Field to me & Evans is perfect at Flanker as an Isaiah Horton clone.
Wingo reminds me of Josh Kelly, smooth route runner with burst & ability to climb the stairs to get jump balls down the field.
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He played against Mandarins dbs. Not on o. So they did have i would say solid group with Nease, AHH, and Mandarin, like you said columbia usually is good to not sure if they fell back, Palatka use to be good:
Here is Mandarin dbs last year:
a guy we remember
a guy we know
TOP 5 IN STATE WR.
BIG TIME GET!!! THIS KID IS FROM GATOR COUNTRY.
MISSED ON RUSSELL BUT GOT THE OTHER INSTATE WR I REALLY WANTED
I thought I read he said his agent will help him pick his school. I could be wrong so it sounds like we met whatever the # was. But I may be wrong on that
Obviously missing the consensus 5 stars like J. Smith, but we've actually recruited pretty well 3 years now for WRs. Trader, Carr, and Robinson in 2024. Moore, Upshaw, and Toney in 2025, and Wingo, Spafford, and Evans for 2026.
Great write up. Wingo is a very solid addition.
While people continue to trash our WR recruiting, consider the last 3 classes:
Trader - ranked 70th overall player
Carr - 98
Spafford - 131
Wingo - 170
Robinson - 185
Moore - 193
Toney, Upshaw, and Evans - 3 star guys with a lot of juice, especially Toney
While we are still missing the true WR1 (at least on paper) this is a pretty solid 3 year haul. There are 6 top 200 players on this list and a diverse range of body types and styles. There’s other positions that deserve a lot of criticism (DT and Safety, I’m looking at you) long before WR.
Keep us updated, thanks for your insight
We had 3 undrafted WR's on our roster last year & had the #1 Offense.
If you have a good QB & wide open Offense, WR's are interchangeable.
WR production in college is mostly manufactured by the system they play in.
Yup. That’s why I’d highly prefer to save the NIL funds we have dedicated to Keys and go back to some of the 4/5 star DTs we missed on and make them an offer they can’t refuse
And Safeties..
I can watch this all day
I’ve been staring at this for 5 minutes trying to figure out what each grouping means
Yrs elligible for 2026 season. Left 1 season, right 4 seasons. Just assumes Upshaw gets RS while Moore and Toney don't. Also just assumes everyone with eligiblity returns.
Why is Upshaw in a different group than the other freshmen?
Answer that in edit as you commented,.... I assume he'll get a redshirt while they wont this season
Palatka in dis bih
