What's your rankings of WRs in this draft class?

[76Texan]

Do you have a list, from one to ten (or one to five, whatever) of the receivers in this draft class?

I'm thinking we may give points to all the names on all the lists (top choice gets ten points, second choice gets nine points, and so on.)

We can then tally (and update the scores) and come up with a final ranking maybe a week before the draft.

Since I'm only just starting, I'd like to ask everybody else who has a list to put it up.

Thanks!

[beerlover]

Originally Posted by 76Texan

Do you have a list, from one to ten (or one to five, whatever) of the receivers in this draft class?

I'm thinking we may give points to all the names on all the lists (top choice gets ten points, second choice gets nine points, and so on.)

We can then tally (and update the scores) and come up with a final ranking maybe a week before the draft.

Since I'm only just starting, I'd like to ask everybody else who has a list to put it up.

Thanks!

Might be easier if you post it as poll question, that way it automatically tabulates itself.

[steelbtexan]

1. Blackmon
2. Jeffrey
3.K.Wright
4.Floyd
5.Jordan White
6.Sanu
7. Joe Adams PR/KR skills included
8.Criner
9. J. Wright
10.T.Y. Hilton Pr/KR skills included

Honorable mention Toon,Randle,D.Jones,Streeter, Jenkins, Eric Page, Stephen Hill.

Hill is a former Ga. state sprint champ, who is 6'4 205 is a great blocker but has questionable hands. RD3-5 would be a steal. IMHO

[nero THE zero]

Originally Posted by steelbtexan

1. Blackmon
2. Jeffrey
3.K.Wright
4.Floyd
5.Jordan White
6.Sanu
7. Joe Adams PR/KR skills included
8.Criner
9. J. Wright
10.T.Y. Hilton Pr/KR skills included

Honorable mention Toon,Randle,D.Jones,Streeter, Jenkins, Eric Page, Stephen Hill.

Hill is a former Ga. state sprint champ, who is 6'4 205 is a great blocker but has questionable hands. RD3-5 would be a steal. IMHO

Heh. As a Georgia Tech fan I'd say that's quite the understatement.

Hill makes Jacoby look like Larry Fitzgerald.

[steelbtexan]

Originally Posted by nero THE zero

Heh. As a Georgia Tech fan I'd say that's quite the understatement.

Hill makes Jacoby look like Larry Fitzgerald.

LOL

Agreed

But it's not like Hill had Manning as his QB.

[beerlover]

1. Justin Blackmon- Top 5 selection, blue chip talent
2. Michael Floyd- Ability to start immediately & produce
3. Alshon Jeffery- Big, tall red-zone target who wins jump balls
4. Kendall Wright- Pro ready, faster & stronger than expected
5. Mohamed Sanu- He is more your slot, possession receiver with RB skills
6. Juron Criner- Big Body, strong hands who will be productive early on
7. Marvin Jones- After Blackmon could be playmaker of group
8. Nick Toon- long, lean & fast can stretch the field, good genes
9. Ryan Broyles- All around competitive coming off acl surgery
10. Brian Quick- Another exciting big body, developmental, worth the wait

[Rey]

1) Blackmon
2) Wright
2) Floyd
3) Jeffery


Those are my top 4 and I want one of them. I have Wright and Floyd being about the same with Jeffery right behind.

[Corrosion]

Originally Posted by beerlover

1. Justin Blackmon- Top 5 selection, blue chip talent
2. Michael Floyd- Ability to start immediately & produce
3. Alshon Jeffery- Big, tall red-zone target who wins jump balls
4. Kendall Wright- Pro ready, faster & stronger than expected
5. Mohamed Sanu- He is more your slot, possession receiver with RB skills
6. Juron Criner- Big Body, strong hands who will be productive early on
7. Marvin Jones- After Blackmon could be playmaker of group
8. Nick Toon- long, lean & fast can stretch the field, good genes
9. Ryan Broyles- All around competitive coming off acl surgery
10. Brian Quick- Another exciting big body, developmental, worth the wait

Identical to my list in terms of talent and ability ..... Only real question on this group pre-combine is Floyd who may or may not drop due to off field issues and Broyles injury concerns - Should he perform at the combine he could move back up - whats the timetable on his recovery ?!