[SamuelMcF]

All anyone needs to do is watch Stanford play football games and watch other teams play football games to know Stanford doesn't offer as many opportunities for WRs as other top programs. But here's a relevant comparison to keep in mind. Equanimeous St. Brown played just two games as a Frosh and would have redshirted under today's rules, so it's not a complete apples to apples comparison about the first years of each St. Brown brother.  

Osiris St. Brown: 5 games, 6 catches, 144 yds, 0 TDs
Equa. St. Brown: 12 games, 58 catches, 961 yds,  9 TDs
Amon Ra St. Brown: 6 games, 29 catches, 427 yds, 2 TDs

"The #3 WR in a run-first offense with 2 pass-catching TE's doesn't get as many stats as the #1 or #2 WR in a different, more pass-happy offense with MAYBE 1 pass-catching TE"

Wow, real game-breaking analysis. Good thing our historically good WR recruits aren't listening to you.

[SamuelMcF]

All anyone needs to do is watch Stanford play football games and watch other teams play football games to know Stanford doesn't offer as many opportunities for WRs as other top programs. But here's a relevant comparison to keep in mind. Equanimeous St. Brown played just two games as a Frosh and would have redshirted under today's rules, so it's not a complete apples to apples comparison about the first years of each St. Brown brother.  

Osiris St. Brown: 5 games, 6 catches, 144 yds, 0 TDs
Equa. St. Brown: 12 games, 58 catches, 961 yds,  9 TDs
Amon Ra St. Brown: 6 games, 29 catches, 427 yds, 2 TDs

"The #3 WR in a run-first offense with 2 pass-catching TE's doesn't get as many stats as the #1 or #2 WR in a different, more pass-happy offense with MAYBE 1 pass-catching TE"

Wow, real game-breaking analysis. Good thing our historically good WR recruits aren't listening to you.