Sills was a major part of West Virginia's explosive offense in 2017, catching 60 passes for 980 yards and an NCAA-best 18 touchdowns, earning 1st team All-Big 12 and 2nd team All-American honors. After his freshman year, he would transfer to El Camino College for an opportunity to play quarterback, but returned to the Mountaineers after just one season.

Sills suffered numerous injuries as a high school senior, and the Trojans made a coaching change, leading to him ultimately accept a scholarship offer to West Virginia University, who moved him to wideout. Sills was famously offered a scholarship as a quarterback at the age of 13 by Lane Kiffin, who at the time was the head coach at U.S.C. Today, we compare two receivers from a prolific West Virginia University passing offense. This wide receiver draft class is considered deeply talented though, so the Saints may come away with at least one through the weekend's selection festivities. and Cameron Meredith back from injuries that hampered their 2018 season. They expect a big improvement in consistency and production from second year wideouts Tre'Quan Smith and Keith Kirkwood, and are getting veterans Ted Ginn Jr. The Saints already have Michael Thomas, one of the best receivers in the league, but the organization was disappointed with the rest of the production at receiver. Many people believe that the New Orleans Saints will draft a wide receiver, perhaps with their second round pick, when the NFL holds their annual player selection meeting next week.

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