Elon, N.C. - Throughout spring practice, we will break down each position for the 2022 Elon football program. Today, we close the series by looking at the wide receivers.
 

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Elon has a deep and talented stable of wide receivers to lean on in 2022, led by returning starters Jackson Parham and Chandler Brayboy.
 
Parham, a senior, was named First Team All-CAA during the fall after catching 57 passes for 820 yards. Redshirt sophomore Brayboy started all 11 games last year, making 35 catches for 396 yards and grabbing three touchdowns as well.
 
Senior Bryson Daughtry was not technically a starter this past year (he does have seven career starts), he caught 35 passes for 512 yards and five touchdowns. He has played in 37 career games as well and has an active streak of 30 consecutive games with a reception dating back to 2018.
 
Redshirt junior Jordan Bonner and redshirt sophomore Caleb Ogunmola add to the experienced depth. Bonner had 14 catches for 162 yards in 2021 and Ogunmola added four receptions for 39 yards. Redshirt sophomore Trey West played in 10 games and junior Christian Da-Silva, who has had a strong spring campaign, saw action in eight games during the 2021 fall campaign.
 
Four more wide receivers gained valuable opportunity to develop in practice each day during the fall, including redshirt sophomore Davis Wilder along with redshirt freshmen Julian Bumper, Charlie Mill and Jamarien Dalton.
 
Elon has added a handful of wide receivers for spring ball in redshirt junior Cornell Hendrick Jr. and redshirt freshmen Cole Schilling, Dylan Lepore and Jose Cabrera III. Landyn Backey has signed with the Phoenix and will join the program for the fall.
 
"This is a fun group to coach and to be around," Wide Receivers Coach Chris Young said. "As a unit, we want to refine our skills and knowledge of the offense. I am excited to see guys develop and create even more competition in the wide receiver room this spring. We should have at least eight guys who can play meaningful snaps for us with very little, if any, drop off."
 
 
 

ELON SPRING WIDE RECEIVERS
No.	Name	Yr.	Ht / Wt	Hometown (High School)
0	Jordan Bonner	RJr.	6-2 / 200	Carrollton, Ga. (Carrollton)
4	Chandler Brayboy	RSo.	6-1 / 192	Pembroke, N.C. (Purnell Swett)
6	Cornell Hendrick Jr.	RJr.	6-0 / 180	Warrenton, N.C. (Warren County)
8	Bryson Daughtry	Sr.	6-0 / 194	Charlotte, N.C. (Phillip O. Berry Academy of Tech)
11	Caleb Ogunmola	RSo.	5-8 / 187	Charlotte, N.C. (Providence)
14	Jackson Parham	Sr.	6-2 / 205	Hillsborough, N.J. (Hillsborough)
17	Charlie Mill	RFr.	6-0 / 195	Gibsonia, Pa. (Pine-Richland)
37	Cole Schilling	RFr.	5-9 / 170	Oviedo, Fla. (Hagerty)
46	Dylan Lepore	RFr.	6-2 / 195	Newton Square, Pa. (The Haverford School)
48	Jose Cabrera III	RFr.	6-1 / 175	Rockville, Md. (Walter Johnson)
81	Julian Bumper	RFr.	5-11 / 190	Marietta, Ga. (Walton)
83	Christian Da-Silva	Jr.	5-10 / 181	Locust Grove, Ga. (Locust Grove)
84	Jamarien Dalton	RFr.	6-2 / 180	Lexington, N.C. (North Davidson)
87	Davis Wilder	RSo.	6-0 / 182	Cornelius, N.C. (Lake Norman Charter)
88	Trey West	RSo.	6-0 / 192	Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)
FALL INCOMING WIDE RECEIVERS
	Landyn Backey	Fr.	5-10 / 175	Monroe, N.C. (Weddington)