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It's simpler but there's still a learning curve for true freshmen in terms of playing their position.

For all the talk about having to rotate a million WRs to keep people fresh: that's not really what occurred at SMU last year. They had 6 players with 20+ receptions. Miami had 5.

Payton and Redding are likeliest to emerge as a possible WR1 but Wiggins has a unique blend of height and speed and should not be overlooked.

Yep..one thing that Payton, Redding, Worsham, Smith all have in common when watching their HS tape is a nice ability to make contested catches. Redding looks like a glider to me. Sneaky fast running in a straight line but doesn't always play super fast.

Restrepo will remain buried behind Harley and Few in the slot in 2020, but will be the front-runner in 2021.

Nobody wants to admit this but Marshall Few played ahead of Payton last season after Hightower quit and Njoku moved to TE. Harris, Harley, Jordan, Wiggins, Mallory, Pope, Few, Hodges, Payton, Burns gives us a group of 10 skill position players with experience. You can only play 5 at a time...

We can redshirt most of these freshmen. There's no reason to burn a bunch of redshirts with the new rules in place. Knighton and Chaney will play but the young WRs can each easily redshirt. Starters: QB King RB Harris WR Harley WR Pope WR Wiggins TE Jordan 2nd team: QB Perry RB Burns WR Few WR...