Zac Blackerby

Let's start with Chaz Nimrod.

Led USF, their explosive offense that's been well documented in yards per reception last season.

Looking at PFF right now, 20.3 yards per reception.

And talking with Tennessee folks, because he was there for a few years, then eventually followed Golish to USF.

When you talk to Tennessee folks about him, they talk about his drops.

And he had three drops last season.

Not ideal, but whatever.

Speed, speed, speed.

The guy can absolutely lose you with his speed.

Yeah, and so obviously he joins a group that includes Jeremiah Koger, who I actually think is the most underrated.

But Koger, 15.8 yards per catch.

Keyshawn Singleton, who led USF in receiving.

We haven't heard word from him, but I still think Auburn feels like they're going to add Keyshawn Singleton.

17.6 yards per reception.

This...

These numbers, we're talking about several, and these aren't guys who caught two passes and one of them was like a 50-yarder and the other one was like a three-yard out.

I mean, we see that with, oh, so-and-so leads their team in yards per reception because they had a big play or whatever.

That's not what this is.

Now, Nimrod played in just six games last year, but still, he was targeted 38 times, had 23 receptions.

This isn't like it's some minuscule sample size here.