Which would benefit the most? Who would even entertain the idea of returning for an additional season? Breaking down of the 11 scholarship seniors on Baylor’s roster and what their thought process could look like.

This week's topics include certain Baylor football players we'd love to see have success, the most likable Baylor teams, toughest positions in sports, documentaries ... and potato chips

In this countdown of the top 35 players on Baylor's roster for the 2019 season, we rank each player according to where they are in relation to other players at their position, how they relate to others on the team, and how they are projected to contribute this fall.

With an overall young team the last two seasons, picking out a few potential breakout players isn’t easy because most of the main contributors are returning, but there are a handful that I’m willing to put the spotlight on.

Jared Atkinson's path has been unusual, but his ability is real. Now it's time for wide receivers coach Frisman Jackson to get the potential out of the redshirt junior.

According to Steve Lassan of Athlon Sports, Baylor's wid receiver group is considered among the best in the entire country and the close to the top of the Big 12.

Three players talk after the first day of fall practice. They have lots of positive takeaways from the first day as the season gets closer.

With the news that explosive receiver Chris Platt is likely out for the remainder of the season, Baylor will be in search of finding their No. 2 receiver behind Denzel Mims this week.

Notes from the latest practice

From Kendall Wright and Terrance Williams to KD Cannon and Ishmael Zamora, Baylor has an opportunity to keep their #WRU tradition alive, but it will take work from a group of receivers with a lot left to prove.