The Kansas State Wildcats have obvious holes to replace at wide receiver and tight end. This is true both in terms of production and also playmaking ability. Tyler Lockett shattered all of the program's major career receiving records. Curry Sexton was potentially the best "Robin" to a number one receiver during Bill Snyder's career (and certainly during Snyder 2.0). ZachTrujillo was a solid two-year starter at tight end.
But this is not an article about the past. It is an article about the present and near future of this position grouping.
Andre Coleman, the Wildcats' receivers coach, has stated that this is the best group he's had at Kansas State from top to bottom.