Receivers Miles Coleman and Wyatt Young will have roles in Oklahoma State football's offense. Here's why they were listed as co-starters on the depth chart.

Miles Coleman and Wyatt Young share an “OR” on Oklahoma State’s first depth chart, but Eric Morris says there’s a story behind it. After their roles flipped at North Texas last season, the close friends are together again in Stillwater — and Morris plans to use a heavy dose of both.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys threw observers for a bit of a loop on its depth chart when it listed two wide receivers together.

This Oklahoma State Cowboys skill player is on an award watch list just days after Eric Morris praised him during workouts. Here's why.

Miles Coleman is much more than a receiver. He can catch, run and contribute in the return game, earning him a spot on the Paul Hornung Award watch list. In Eric Morris’ offense, that versatility could make Coleman one of Oklahoma State’s most valuable weapons.

Eric Morris sees similarities between Wyatt Young's development and Michael Crabtree's path from high school QB to receiver. But the bigger story may be Young and Miles Coleman emerging as a dangerous one-two punch that gives Oklahoma State two very different weapons.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys have a wealth of options to catch passes from quarterback Drew Mestemaker this season.