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Pierall targets Wilson as WR4 over Worthy.
Ricky Pierall selects Michael Wilson as wide receiver 4 instead of Worthy; Wilson is the preferred choice at this draft position.
Pierall takes Michael Wilson as WR4 over Worthy
Ricky Pierall selects Michael Wilson as the team's wide receiver 4 instead of Worthy, stating 'I kind of want to take Michael Wilson here instead of Worthy' and 'I think we're going to do just that.' Pierall prefers Wilson over Worthy in the draft construction.
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Wilson maintains chemistry with Brissett; solid catch production despite Harrison focus.
Wilson took a back seat to Harrison for most of the practice but still had plenty of catches, especially when Brissett was throwing. He and Brissett continued to look good going back to last year.
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Wilson is the clear #1 receiver in camp; strong deep threat performance.
Michael Wilson is clearly the #1 receiver at this point in camp, hauling in the deep ball from Jacoby Brissett. The coaches are allowing him to play fast and do what he does well; so far, Wilson is killing it and is a very good deep threat. Marvin Harrison Jr. will have to distance himself from Wilson's current pecking order position.
Wilson is the clear #1 receiver in camp; strong deep threat performance.
Michael Wilson is clearly the #1 receiver at this point in camp, hauling in the deep ball from Jacoby Brissett. The coaches are allowing them to play fast and do what they do well. So far, Wilson is killing it and is a very good deep threat, forcing Marvin Harrison Jr. to distance himself from him in the receiver room hierarchy.
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2024 production: WR19 (13.0 PPG), outproduced Harrison by wide margin.
2024 production: WR19 (13.0 PPG), outproduced Harrison by wide margin. Down-stretch surge: +258% (5.5 → 19.7 PPG), making him Arizona's most productive receiver in second half. Assigned to 'Puka role' in new offense (slot/underneath, 1st/2nd down); 6'2" 213 lbs, good blocker, Stanford smart, runs clean routes. Target share 11.6% in games with both receivers at 70%+ routes. Community views him as safer floor play going 3 rounds later than Harrison; some call him 'stud' and 'better receiver' than Harrison on tape. Concerns: role is slot-dependent, not true WR1, and benefits from garbage time in bad offense. Consensus: solid hold/flex with league-winning upside if he maintains 2024 form.
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