Jayson Stanley

Stanley barely saw the field as a true freshman in 2015, but the 6-2, 204-pound wideout looked more than ready to contribute during Georgia’s spring game when he hauled in four receptions for 87 yards. Now that Malcolm Mitchell is gone, there’s at least one starting spot up for grabs on the outside, and Stanley looks like he could be the one to lock down that role. Because he was so limited last season (2 catches, 23 yards), it’s difficult to accurately project what kind of production he’ll be capable of this year. That said, Georgia’s receiving corps is a largely inexperienced group led by sophomore Terry Godwin (5-11, 174) that is in need of a big, physical possession-type receiver. Stanley will need to fend off fellow sophomore Michael Chigbu and senior Reggie Davis for the starting spot, but if he is able to do so, he could be in line for a big jump in 2016.