adding savion williams would be big, but i think to merely view this receiver class as quentin johnston and savion williams is short sighted.
the potential quartet of johnston, medford, nowell, and williams brings a load of potential as the shortest is medford at just under 6'3", all four are multi-sport athletes, and all four have big play potential.
johnston and nowell might be the most polished receivers of the four as they have had the opportunity to focus on the receiver position this past season.
medford and williams were moved to quarterback, flashed great athletic ability, and were explosive with the ball in their hands. medford might be able to play the inside receiver position with his quickness and agility.
malcolm kelly has been given four great hunks of clay to develop and if he wants to prove he has the player development chops that match the recruiting skills he has shown since joining the frogs staff i couldn't think of a better group for him to be handed if savion signs with the frogs.
all four need to get stronger and show they can deal with college defensive backs who are going to try to maul them off the line of scrimmage, but they could bring great potential to a position that has been nothing but inconsistent for the frogs.
a few pics of savion on the basketball court;
here is a link to an article from hawgsports about savion's athletic potential:
https://www.wholehogsports.com/news/2019/sep/27/hog-commit-savion-williams-has-scary-potenial/
finally if you missed it before highlights off all four this past season:
links to quentin johnston
https://www.hudl.com/profile/9254355/Quentin-Johnston
https://www.hudl.com/team/v2/18176/Wildcat-Varsity-Football
link to caleb medford
https://www.hudl.com/profile/8148145/CALEB-MEDFORD
link to blake nowell
https://www.hudl.com/profile/7936284/Blake-Nowell
link to savion williams
https://www.hudl.com/profile/8072648/Savion-Williams
there you go minfrog, sorry i don't have anymore, but moose can tell you where to go for the scoop
as far as the quarterback talk remember that signing a great receiver class is nice, but part of the equation in the passing game. if the frogs don't get more consistent quarterback play throwing the football the frogs receivers are pretty much like the old ussr's warhead inventory.
no real threat if you can't get the missiles out of the freaking silos