Braylon Staley is probably going to be the most productive WR in the SEC.
Nyck Harbor unfortunately, plays for a QB with serious accuracy issues & he himself isn't really the most polished route runner to begin with. He's mostly talent unactualized that hasn't really developed refined skill yet. Still an experiment as a WR, my guess is when he gets drafted he'll be moved to TE.
Also Ryan Williams for Bama still has everything needed to return back to being an elite playmaker, just depends on what kinda QB play Bama gets this year.
Miss ST has a sneaky underrated speedy WR Corp that could present problems.
Deuce Alexander should pair greatly with Trinidad Chambliss.
Oklahoma with Isaiah Sategna & Trell Harris will be interesting to watch.
Florida's WR trio on paper looks solid, but then if you watch any Aaron Philo from GTech, it's pure YIKES. He throws a ton of floaters, not very much arm strength there. Don't think they'll be throwing it much this season.
The best WR group in the SEC is easily hands down Texas.