The WR Room of Obern is largely recognized before the 2025 college football season, which was originally seen on Ethalon Sports after No. 1 Transfer WR Landing.
It is no secret that the detailed receiver room of Obern Tigers has been a struggling piece of crime for about a quarter of a century, the last 1,000-yard receiver of the program was Ronnie Daniel in 1999.
Tigers have taken their proper share of talented pass cators in a few years – Darwin Adams, Sammy Quotes, Ryan Davis and Seth Williams to keep some names.
But Keandre Lambert-Smith set an example in 2024 under a productive year under the head coach Hug Freeze and Wide Receives coach Marcus Davis. Pen State Transfer posted at a distance of 981 yards in its first-first-year, which earns the second-team all-second honor in this process.
Obern, AL – March 27, 2025 – Obern Wide Receiver Eric Singing (#1) during spring practice at Voltose Football Performance Center at Oborn, Al. Photo by Austin Periman
This speed is determined to continue in 2025 what the talented receiver group of tigers could be. After landing the number 1 transfer wide receiver from Georgia Tech, Eric Singer Junior, and returned an ultra-talented group of Sophomores highlighted by Calman and Malcom Semans, is listed by Pro Football Focus. second best Country unit in the season.
PFF listed Singalton Junior. Fifth best Receiver Returning at Power Four Level. Speedy Wideout posted 1,468 at a distance of yellow jacket in its two years – 664 deep balls, coming on deep balls, which is the highest among all returning wide receivers at Power Four Level.
Coleman came at number 6 List of PFF Wideouts return after leading the nation with six touchdowns and 306 yards in the last three weeks of the season. He ended the year with obtaining 598 total yards.
Semans posted their own 451 yards in 2024, while Perry Thompson and Horatio Fields are expected to complement the standout trio.
Being a receiver of this caliber definitely makes life easier for the signal collar, it is expected to be Jackson Arnold, but the true freshman Duus Knight said that he is already benefiting from throwing the dynamic group in the spring.
“They are different. I got all this to say,” Knight said. “They make it easy. Just get the ball to them – I can throw a screen, and it’s a 60 passing yard for me that is quick. So, I like to play with those people.”
At the top of the talented group with singleton junior and coalman, Obern will aim to abolish the 25-year drought of not having a 1,000-yard pass in this season.
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The story was originally reported by Ethalon Sports on June 2, 2025, where it first appeared.