It all started with the new Netflix docuseries "Receiver," which featured Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams in his everyday life of the 2023 season - one that was very treacherous and, well, let's just say we saw a side of him a few times we have never seen.
The show is basically the second season of the show "Quarterback," which followed around QBs during the 2022 season. Seeing all of the receivers together on the show has sprung a conversation now, and it's one that Davante Adams is somewhat leading the charge on.
By now, pretty much everyone knows what Tight End U is. Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs, Greg Olson, formerly on the Carolina Panthers, and George Kittle on the San Francisco 49ers, have thrown an annual camp for tight ends to all learn from one another, and really just have fun and kick it with the bros for a week.
We know that Maxx Crosby has done the Sack Summit for pass rushers, and now after the Netflix show, people are wondering if someone will start a "Wide Receiver U." Adams is trying to be the leader of that movement.
"We've been talking about it," Davante Adams said at the Netflix premiere of the show. "It's in the works right now. So, we're trying to get it done. Me, Stefon Diggs, and Tyreek Hill are the ones that are spearheading it right now."
If you're a young receiver in the league, there may not be three better wide receivers to learn from than those three. The best one to learn from has to be Davante Adams, who is the definition of consistency in the position. Every single year he is a top-five wide receiver in the league, and that's with being on a terrible offense last season.
It's a great idea to do a WR U, and hopefully, Davante Adams is the one doing it.
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