[OutsiderFan]

Fehoko may be Arcega-Whitesideish. 

St. Brown was open Saturday, and during the year.  He can be our Rector with overall better skills; he's got a package.

The extent to which our staff used Wedington in his true freshmen year signals that he has great potential, already proven.

And Wilson gives us a YAC receiver, something we do without ten seasons in eleven.

Finally, I really like Colby Bowman and the slot receiver committed in 2020.

We'll drop off some receiving with Parkinson, but might make it up in better blocking. 

Short version:  Optimistic about our WRs, really like our QB, RB won't be weaker and could be stronger.  Herbig is a defiinite loss even if he didn't shine this year.

Hulk, you forgot Elijah Higgins, who is a real possibility from what I have gathered, with his Hudl vid reported 4.1 GPA and 1250 SAT. 

I see Fehoko as something Stanford has lacked since probably Ed McCaffrey, a tall WR with speed to get deep.  Fehoko probably would have played over Wilson if he wasn't spending this season getting back into football shape following his mission.

I can't remember a time when I felt so sanguine about WRs at Stanford, even with JJAW and Irwin both likely gone.

[OutsiderFan]

Fehoko may be Arcega-Whitesideish. 

St. Brown was open Saturday, and during the year.  He can be our Rector with overall better skills; he's got a package.

The extent to which our staff used Wedington in his true freshmen year signals that he has great potential, already proven.

And Wilson gives us a YAC receiver, something we do without ten seasons in eleven.

Finally, I really like Colby Bowman and the slot receiver committed in 2020.

We'll drop off some receiving with Parkinson, but might make it up in better blocking. 

Short version:  Optimistic about our WRs, really like our QB, RB won't be weaker and could be stronger.  Herbig is a defiinite loss even if he didn't shine this year.

Hulk, you forgot Elijah Higgins, who is a real possibility from what I have gathered, with his Hudl vid reported 4.1 GPA and 1250 SAT. 

I see Fehoko as something Stanford has lacked since probably Ed McCaffrey, a tall WR with speed to get deep.  Fehoko probably would have played over Wilson if he wasn't spending this season getting back into football shape following his mission.

I can't remember a time when I felt so sanguine about WRs at Stanford, even with JJAW and Irwin both likely gone.