Best Tennessee Wide Receiver

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

Peerless Price no doubt

 

[ACvol3]

Larry Seviers because he’s from Anderson county

 

[volsfan24017]

Jauan Jennings. Solely on his 2 great catches against UF and UGA which both led to beating our 2 main rivals in quite some time. Still love it when he toasted Tabor!

 

[Hacksaw]

Overall, based on pure talent and ability to play the position and what he did at the next level, I'd have to go with Pickens.

 

[Weezer]

Not saying he's the best, but Alvin Harper provided one of the most spectacular plays I ever saw while playing with the Dallas Cowboys. They ran a reverse and gave him the ball. He then threw a pass, left-handed(he's right handed) like 40 yds to Michael Irvin for a TD. I can't throw at all with my off hand, yet he was able to chuck it for distance and hit his target.

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

I ran out of the room to add them to the poll but Jauan Jennings and Donte Stallworth were some of the best to play WR at UT

 

[bray2milton]

Craig Faulkner

 

[Hank Bukowski]

Peerless Price no doubt

One look at your list told me it wasn’t serious because the great, peerless Willie Gault’s name is shamefully absent.

 

[DrTNT]

Where’s Willie Gault?

 

[bray2milton]

Cory Fleming

 

[zeppelin128]

Hard to pick the best since we've had so many great WRS in our history. But shout-out to a personal favorite Vol, Robert Meacham, for what he did to Cal in 2006.

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[bray2milton]

JJ McCleskey

 

[bray2milton]

Nilo Silvan

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

How could I forget Gault he’s probaly top 5. It’s hard to pick a top 10 list of the best Tenn WR’s cause we have had so many thru the years.

 

[Buzzbait]

JJ McCleskey

Stanley Morgan

 

[bray2milton]

Billy Williams or as John Ward used to call him William Williams.

 

[bray2milton]

Benji Shuler………jk

 

[vols 30]

Isn't Kent still #1 in catches, yards and TDs? And he contributed this on good teams. How can it not be him?

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

Nilo Silvan[/QUOTE. I remember he scored the winning touchdown on a long reverse against Washington St. in 1994. I also remember himfumbling the opening kickoff against Florida in 1993 we had pulled within 21-14 after being down 21-0 and had some momentum till that fumble. He had some speed.

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

Benji Shuler………jk[/QUOTE. A legend lol

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

Isn't Kent still #1 in catches, yards and TDs? And he contributed this on good teams. How can it not be him?

. I believe he still is at the top of the list. He probaly should be for the numbers and production he put up from 93-96 he made some huge plays like the opening 80 touchdown pass against Bama in 95 and a big TD catch against Ohio St. that same year in the citrus bowl. I think alot of fans put Peerless and Pickens ahead of him though. I went with Peerless mainly because of the 98 season he was so amazing that year and played a huge part in us winning it all.

 

[GreveHaller]

Larry Seivers because I'm old

 

[bray2milton]

Cordarrelle Patterson is the most physically gifted freak I have seen here at wide receiver. I thought he could have been a All-SEC running back. That size speed elusiveness and change of direction that dude had was off the charts. He wasn’t much of a route runner though.

 

[vols 30]

. I believe he still is at the top of the list. He probaly should be for the numbers and production he put up from 93-96 he made some huge plays like the opening 80 touchdown pass against Bama in 95 and a big TD catch against Ohio St. that same year in the citrus bowl. I think alot of fans put Peerless and Pickens ahead of him though. I went with Peerless mainly because of the 98 season he was so amazing that year and played a huge part in us winning it all.

True. They're all great. Pickens probably the most talented.

Never forget Peerless doing the tomahawk throat slash after the championship game

 

[FïreBall]

Cedric Wilson