I agree, the only way we should take a WR is it it’s legitimately a player that has the tape and physical tools to be our number 1 immediately and compete for the Biletnikoff … Keon Coleman level, otherwise play the studs we already have on the roster.

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Posted by LSU1215

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Posted on 11/29/23 at 3:26 pm to LSUGent

I agreee with this just because we have alot of WRs that have potential.

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Posted by Alt26

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Posted on 11/30/23 at 8:59 am to LSUGent

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studs we already have on the roster.

What "studs"?

You have several guys on the roster who have shown a bit of potential. But no one you can definitively say that guy is the next great WR. Usually the great WRs flash really early. Jefferson unexpectedly becomes LSU's No. 1 guy as a RS-Freshman. Chase had a ton of flashes in 2018. Nabers and Thomas were getting on the field quite a bit in 2021. Even Boutte, flashed big time as a Freshman (before he broke his ankle halfway through his second season).

Anderson was the much celebrated offensive transfer going into the season. On a team that had to throw it a ton and had an inconsistent #3 WR (Lacy), he didn't play a lot. I thought Hilton would be a stud coming out of HS. Three years later he's still in and out with injuries and has only made a few plays. Could both of those guys take a huge step now that they will be the starter with Nabers and (likely) Thomas gone? Possibly. But I don't think anyone can say they are so good that LSU shouldn't consider brining in a transfer WR with actual production at the college level.

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