You made a bad claim
I pointed out two highly paid WRs who've won SBs in the past 3 years. Everything since then is you just moving goalposts and trying to dismiss reality in an attempt to save your poor argument.
Look, I get it. Somewhere along the line, you bought into the patently absurd argument that elite and/or "well paid" WRs don't win Super Bowls. You maybe wanted to believe it because of Brady and the Patriots, and you probably felt that reinforced when Brady/Moss missed out by about 6 inches in that 2007 SB, even though the amount of money Moss was making had absolutely nothing to do with Brady getting a sprained ankle in the AFCCG, all three TEs being injured for the SB and the team's starting ORG getting knocked out of the game early on, the team's CB1 blowing plays twice late in the fourth quarter, the officials inexplicably not calling a hold on a critical deep pass, or an opposition WR coming up with the catch of his life in order to keep the eventual game winning drive alive.
But the reality is that big time WRs, and "highly paid wide receivers" do win Super Bowls. And, just as with players at every other position, whether they are getting paid huge money when they win is just a matter of timing. Boldin was at #10 in 2012. Thomas was at #3 in 2015. Jeffery was at #12 in 2017. So, in a year when the six highest paid QBs in the NFL aren't in the playoffs, while two old men outside of that top 6 (Brees, Brady) are still playing, it's an especially foolish argument to try making.