1 Dez Bryant Oklahoma State Jr 6'2" 210lbs. Top 10
Good speed, runs quality routes, has amazing hands, should be a #1 WR for any team.
2 Brandon LaFell LSU Sr 6’4” 209lbs. Top 20
Great size and hands, should go early if he runs well at the combine.
3 Mardy Gilyard Cincinnati Sr 6’1” 180lbs. 1st Round
Great body control and a big play threat in both the receiving and return game.
4 Golden Tate Notre Dame Jr 5’11” 189lbs. 1st Round
The best big play receiver in college football, attacks the ball like no other.
5 Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech Jr 6’3” 234lbs. 2nd Round
Adjust well to the ball while its in flight, deceptively fast, big play receiver.
6 Jordan Shipley Texas Sr 6’0” 195lbs. 2nd Round
The most consistent WR in college football, should make an instant impact in the return game.
7 Damian Williams USC Jr 6’1” 190lbs. 2nd Round
Great hands, adequate speed and route running ability, should be successful in the NFL.
8 Jacoby Ford Clemson Sr 5’10” 183lbs. 2nd Round
Electrifying speed and quickness, a threat to score everytime he touches the ball.
9 Jeremy Williams Tulane Sr 6’1” 205lbs. 3rd Round
Consistent force in the passing game, great hands, above average route runner.
10 Arrelious Benn Illinois Jr 6’2” 218lbs. 3rd Round
Physical freak, unlimited potential, needs to become more consistent in mulitple phases of the game.
11 Eric Decker Minnesota Sr 6’2” 215lbs. 3rd Round
Great hands, adjust well to the pass during jump balls, needs to become a better route runner.
12 Dexter McCluster Ole Miss Sr 5’7” 168lbs. 3rd Round
The ultimate playmaker, can play multiple positions, needs to become a better route runner.
13 Terrance Tolliver LSU Jr 6’4” 207lbs. 3rd Round
Great body control, good speed for his size, needs to exhibit more dominance on the field.
14 Dezmon Briscoe Kansas Jr 6’3” 200lbs. 3rd Round
Good hands, a threat in the red zone, needs to improve his speed.
15 Denario Alexander Missouri Sr 6’4” 215lbs. 4th Round
Aggressive downfield receiver who attacks the ball, needs to increase production in the redzone.
16 Mike Williams Syracuse Jr 6’2” 205lbs. 4th Round
Makes difficult catches look routine, great hands and speed, dedication issues have come to the fore front.
17 Shay Hodge Ole Miss Sr 6’0” 207lbs. 4th Round
Everything says that he should be a solid NFL receiver but he hasn't shown up often enough to warrant a higher placement.
18 Marcus Easley Connecticut Sr 6’2” 216lbs. 4th Round
Great speed has him shooting up the board, solid route runner.
19 Armon Binns Cincinnati Jr 6’4” 200lbs. 4th Round
Great hands and field awareness, good route runner, lacks exceptional speed.
20 Naaman Roosevelt Buffalo Sr 6’0” 188lbs. 5th Round
Good hands, great route runner, needs to run well to get drafted earlier than the 7th round.
21 Chris McGaha Arizona State Sr 6’1” 200lbs. 5th Round
Consistent, consistent, consistent.....thats what you get with this kid.
22 Ronald Johnson USC Jr 6’0” 190lbs. 5th Round
Gets open quite often, quality hands, most consistent receiver on his team, durability is of concern.
23 Greg Little North Carolina Jr 6’3” 212lbs. 5th Round
Great athlete, a very nature pass catcher, still learning the position.
24 Blair White Michigan State Sr 6’2” 205lbs. 6th Round
Runs good routes, gets good seperation from defenders, lacks great top end speed.
25 Andre Roberts Citadel Sr 5’11” 180lbs. 6th Round
Great speed, beats coverage with regularity, level of competition is in question.
26 Austin Pettis Boise State Jr 6’3” 202lbs. 6th Round
Above average speed, route running, and hands, needs to prove that he can function as a lead WR.
27 Freddie Barnes Bowling Green Sr 6’1” 205lbs. 6th Round
Does everything well, doesn't have all of the physical tools but should perform well in the NFL.
28 Niles Paul Nebraska Jr 6’1” 215lbs. 7th Round
Still learning the position of receiver, all of the physical tools, great return man.
29 Riley Cooper Florida Sr 6’3” 215lbs. 7th Round
Good size and speed, great blocker, poor route runner, has recurring foot problems.
30 Carlton Mitchell USF Jr 6’4” 212lbs. 7th Round
Has sprinters speed, great size and strength, runs poor routes and has inconsistent hands.
31 Brandon Banks Kansas State Sr 5’7” 154lbs. 7th Round
One of the fastest men in college football clocking in the 4.2's, not a great receiver but a game changer non the less.
32 James Rodgers Oregon State Jr 5’7” 180lbs. 7th Round
Runs well after the catch and has solid hands, his small stature is the biggest issue.
33 Taylor Price Ohio Sr 6’1” 212lbs. Free Agent
Electric speed could get him drafted, decent hands, a good performance at the senior bowl would help him.
34 James Cleveland Houston Jr 6’1” 205lbs. Free Agent
Great change of direction, creates good space from defenders, needs to operate better in the zone.
35 Antonio Brown Central Michigan Jr 5’10” 182lbs. Free Agent
Consistent route runner, good hands, above average speed, not a spectacular athlete.
Sleeper
Chris Carter UC Davis Sr 6’0” 195lbs. 5th Round
Great body control, runs quality routes, performed well against superior opposition.
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