Wisconsin Badgers' New WRs: Who's the Go-To Guy?

On April 29, Wisconsin's football team revamped their wide receiver room this off-season, adding

five transfers and hiring new coach Ari Confessor.

The idea is simple.

Too many options without a clear number one hurts the whole group, just like that old saying

about quarterbacks.

The badges need one go to receiver to make their passing attack pop.

These new guys bring different skills, sizes, and attitudes.

Confessor says they're hungry with chips on their shoulders, perfect for stepping up

after limited chances elsewhere.

It's a fresh mix aimed at fixing last year's issues.

A fence of coordinator Jeff Grimes runs a scheme that rotates players, but his best year

of BYU in 2020 featured one dominant receiver, Daxx, Millewn, with 70 catches for over 1100

yards.

Without that reliable target, young quarterback Colton Joseph struggles to build trust

on tough plays or third downs.

Spring practices show promise from a few standouts.

Eugene Hilton has a complete skill set and stayed after portal buzz.

Transfer Jalen Domingo impressed with his length and speed, while Chris Brooks and

fifth year Tyrell Henry keep turning heads.

As camp heats up, one of these guys has to grab the roll and run with it, or the offense

stays grounded, watch who emerges to lead the pack.