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Georgia confident transfer Isiah Canion can quiet wide receiver concerns in 2026

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Georgia confident transfer Isiah Canion can quiet wide receiver concerns in 2026

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GBAL

ZZZZZZzzzzz…

Gramster

Looking forward to seeing what we bought here…hoping for more return on investment than we got out of Noah.

jamboogie

Nice article about over expectations. Hope he has a great season but if we focus on one so doeas the other teams defense

MontanaDawg

I hope you are right Connor. But honestly, I'm more excited about Taylor. Canion only had 480 receiving yards last season at GT and wasn't even in the Top 200 of WRs. His height is an asset, and hopefully Stockton can connect and take advantage of that. I think the TE room and those playing the slot will end up being Gunner's main targets.

RedUga4Ever

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/832606#Comment_832606

Agree and this is where the tight ends need to come forward. With our track record with injuries, he will be hurt by the third game. :)

SloanDawg

Ok, I’m gonna keep beating this horse until an official death certificate materializes.
Hypothetical question: If there were 3-4 Brock Bower clones on the roster, would anyone give a ratsass about WR deficiency?