BEST WR. Last 10 years

[indianmustang]

Sanders or cole or darius or Aldrich and finally sutton

[gostangs]

I think you have to go with Sanders. Sutton could be great but I worry about his speed in the NFL.

[indianmustang]

it will be interesting to see cole get a bigger contract and get IPF on his name

[mtrout]

I always liked Keenan Holman and Darius Johnson. However I agree u gotta go with Sanders.

Maybe Jerry Jones will feel sorry for us and build us an IPF.

[gostangs]

Well he is getting a bit of a windfall but not being able to be stupid enough to play Romo (due to injury) so it seems like some of that luck should come to us since his wife is SMU.

possibly a stretch, but hey, we are swinging away here.

[GoMustAAngs2007]

It's definitely Sanders. He put up great numbers despite working with several different QBs over his 4 years - Willis, Bo Levi, then Padron.

It's crazy to think how much future NFL talent was on those 2009 and 2010 teams. The 2009 team rolled out Sanders, Beasley, and Aldrick Robinson at WR with Shawnbrey McNeal and Zach Line in the backfield. No wonder Padron put up the stats he did.

[indianmustang]

if kyle statyed he would have every SMU qb record

[LA_Mustang]

WR U continues to produce great receivers. Gotta go with Sanders right now but I think Sutton and Proche will be very good WRs in the NFL. I'm shocked how good Cole has become. He is a dangerous weapon on a Super Bowl contender.

[Lebanese4Life]

Sutton, to me, looks like he will be our best WR by a mile! Dude is the next Dez.

[smusic 00]

Sanders without any hesitation. DJ/Cole/Sutton in any order, but Sutton could jump them all next year.

[DanFreibergerForHeisman]

If we had a Sanders or Sutton every year we would be just fine. Two fantastic WRs. Flip a coin for me.

[peruna81]

Sanders.

Sutton still has a ways to go at the next level to equal ES. Cole has niched himself into a respectable college and pro career.

[Charleston Pony]

Sanders but if Sutton stays and has a monster senior year I could be flipped...trying to think about what they have done at SMU and not think too much about what they have done/might do in the NFL

[PoconoPony]

Question is whether or not you are making the judgment on only their college careers and/or if you are letting the professional successes influence/establish their current rating ????

[peruna81]

Since the OP was not specific (except to the 10 year point) I surmised it was both college and pro.