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I'm not sure that I would call Wilson and St. Brown "veteran sophomore wide receivers" as they played sparingly.  Hopefully by the time 2020 rolls around, they will be "veteran junior WR's"

I would probably call them high potential sophomore wide receivers. 

This year they caught 12 and 8 passes, respectively, but they both look promising.
St. Brown showed a knack for getting open deep (thus averaging 25.5 yds/catch) and Wilson looked on his way toward dependability, with at least one catch in his final seven games and a big four versus UCLA.

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I'm not sure that I would call Wilson and St. Brown "veteran sophomore wide receivers" as they played sparingly.  Hopefully by the time 2020 rolls around, they will be "veteran junior WR's"

I would probably call them high potential sophomore wide receivers. 

This year they caught 12 and 8 passes, respectively, but they both look promising.
St. Brown showed a knack for getting open deep (thus averaging 25.5 yds/catch) and Wilson looked on his way toward dependability, with at least one catch in his final seven games and a big four versus UCLA.