We have a true #1 in Coley and a solid #2 in Dorsett that can stretch the field, but remember he kinda is a one trick point albeit very good at that trick. He isnt very good in and out of his breaks. After that we have talent but lets not overreact as we have since 2009 when according to our fanbase we were a top 5 unit nationally. I will agree this is the best we have had in a while, and Coley is the main reason for that but outside of him the talent is decent but nothing that great. I do think before M Lewis' injury a one two punch of him and Coley would be a lethal combo that could make some noise, but lets see what happens with him this fall. Yes he looks better but its hard to put any stock into spring practice.
You make a very reasonable argument, and I certainly would not go as far as saying we are Top 5 nationally. But would you say there is a better WR core in the ACC?
Top to bottom I still like FSU and maybe even Clemson, until somebody steps up for us. Clemson's offense under Morris is really WR friendly.
Top to bottom I'd take our receiving core over FSU and Clemson combined.
D'Mauri Jones has looked great this spring and he's third string.
Berrios, he of the 3.81 shuttle, and the quickest wr in America, is an afterthought.
Plus we have NJoku the big, tall high jumper coming too.
We can roll out Coley, Dorsett, Scott, waters, with Duke at RB and Walford at tight end.
Go 2 tight end with Walford and Dobard/Sandland mismatched against a safety or a linebacker and Coley and Dorsett scaring the crap out of every defensive coordinator, and have Duke flaring out against a lonebacker.
We are basically 3 deep at our skill positions.
If we get good qb play, we are going to be a scary offense.
Load up to stop Duke with 8 in the box, and get taken deep or torn apart in the seams.
Keep the safeties deep to protect against Coley and Dorsett, and Duke is going to tear you apart for 150-200 yards.
I wouldn't want to play defense against this team.
