You’re most likely right, that Sark just won’t rotate no matter what, but the WR room talent level is now orders of magnitude different from prior years.
Here are WRs 4-6 from the prior years (ugh):
2021: Kelvontay Dixon, Marcus Washington, Kai Money
2022: Savion Red, Troy Omerie, B. Thompson
2023: Cook (FR), Deandre Moore (FR), Isaiah Neyor (injured).
Even in 2023 when the talent level was the highest, it still didn’t even come close to the level of the first string. The backups were either talented but true freshman (Cook & Moore), or inured/pouty Neyor. They couldn’t really justify taking out the starters even when gassed because the talent drop-off and risk was still too high.
In 2024, it is not unreasonable to think that the backups might significantly close the talent gap enough to warrant spelling the starters, or in the case of Wingo offer a combination of size + speed that isn’t otherwise present on the roster. There won’t be the same drop off from Golden to Cook than say, Golden to Marcus Washington.
Still, if Sark doesn’t rotate next season, the initial instinct would be to worry that otherwise how can you continue to pitch elite high school talent that they will see a path to development and playing time. But if this becomes the new normal, does it even matter?