NFL Draft Update: Wide Receivers
By Keith Myers
I like this WR class more than others do. There aren’t as many speed demons, but almost every receiver is over 6 ft. You’ve got a lot of guys who can go up and get the ball over a lot of NFL corners. I expect 4-5 receivers to go in the first round.
I’m especially intrigued by Wisconsin WR Nick Toon. He’ll likely be available down around pick #20, and sould have as big an impact as AJ Green or Julio Jones from last April’s Draft.
| Rank | Player | Pos. | P Rank | School | Ht. | Wt. | 40 Time |
| Alshon Jeffery | WR |
1
South Carolina
6-4
229
4.56
Justin Blackmon
WR
2
Oklahoma State
6-1
215
4.54
Nick Toon
WR
3
Wisconsin
6-2
220
4.52
Michael Floyd
WR
4
Notre Dame
6-3
224
4.54
Mohamed Sanu
WR
5
Rutgers
6-2
215
4.57
Ryan Broyles
WR
6
Oklahoma
5-10
188
4.52
Dwight Jones
WR
7
North Carolina
6-4
225
4.53
Jermaine Kearse
WR
8
Washington
6-1
208
4.50
Kendall Wright
WR
9
Baylor
5-10
190
4.42
Rueben Randle
WR
10
LSU
6-3
208
4.57
Jeff Fuller
WR
11
Texas A&M
6-3
220
4.52
DeVier Posey
WR
12
Ohio State
6-1
210
4.54
Marvin McNutt
WR
13
Iowa
6-2
215
4.52
TY Hilton
WR
14
Florida Int
5-10
184
4.48
Jarius Wright
WR
15
Arkansas
5-10
180
4.34
A.J. Jenkins
WR
16
Illinois
6-0
190
4.49
Marquis Maze
WR
17
Alabama
5-08
184
4.49
Marvin Jones
WR
18
California
6-2
202
4.53
Lance Lewis
WR
19
East Carolina
6-1
209
4.50
Brian Quick
WR
20
Appalachian St
6-4
216
4.63
Juron Criner
WR
21
Arizona
6-4
215
4.62
Greg Childs
WR
22
Arkansas
6-3
217
4.56
Chris Owusu
WR
23
Stanford
6-0
200
4.48
Joe Adams
WR
24
Arkansas
5-11
190
4.38
B.J. Cunningham
WR
25
Michigan State
6-2
216
4.59
Rishard Matthews
WR
26
Nevada
6-1
215
4.54
Jordan White
WR
27
W Michigan
6-0
215
4.54
Gerell Robinson
WR
29
Arizona State
6-3
222
4.58
Jarrett Boykin
WR
28
Virginia Tech
6-2
218
4.64
Keshawn Martin
WR
30
Michigan State
5-10
190
4.44