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2020 Wide Receiver Rankings

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1. Jerry Jeudy* / Alabama / 6'1", 193

2. Ceedee Lamb* / Oklahoma / 6'2", 198

3. Justin Jefferson* / LSU / 6'1", 202

4. Laviska Shenault* / Colorado / 6'1", 227

5. Denzel Mims / Baylor / 6'3", 207

6. Gabriel Davis* / UCF / 6'2", 216

7. Henry Ruggs* / Alabama / 5'11", 188

8. Jalen Raegor* / TCU / 5'11", 206

9. Tee Higgins* / Clemson / 6'4", 216

10. Brandon Aiyuk / Arizona St. / 6'0", 205

11. Van Jefferson / Florida / 6'1", 200

12. Donovan Peoples-Jones* / Michigan / 6'2", 212

13. K.J. Hamler** / Penn St. / 5'9", 178

14. Devin Duvernay / Texas / 5'10", 200

15. Antonio Gandy-Golden / Liberty / 6'4", 223

16. Bryan Edwards / S. Carolina / 6'3", 212

17. Tyrie Cleveland / Florida / 6'2", 209

18. Lynn Bowden* / Kentucky / 5'11", 204

19. Isaiah Hodgins* / Oregon St. / 6'4", 210

20. Michael Pittman / USC / 6'4", 223

21. Marquez Calloway / Tennessee / 6'1", 205

22. Joe Reed / Virginia / 6'0", 224

23. Chase Claypool / Notre Dame / 6'4", 238

24. John Hightower / Boise St. / 6'1", 189

25. K.J. Osborn / Miami / 5'11", 203

26. Freddie Swain / Florida / 6'0", 197

27. James Proche / SMU / 5'11", 201

28. Jauan Jennings / Tennessee / 6'3", 215

29. Benjamin Victor / Ohio St. / 6'3", 198

30. Tyler Johnson / Minnesota / 6'1", 206

31. Kendrick Rogers* / Texas A&M / 6'4", 208

32. Darnell Mooney / Tulane / 5'10", 176

33. Collin Johnson / Texas / 6'6", 222

34. Quez Watkins* / Southern Miss / 6'0", 185

35. K.J. Hill / Ohio St. / 6'0", 196

36. Stephen Guidry / Mississippi. St. / 6'3", 201

37. Nick Westbrook / Indiana / 6'3", 211

38. Keith Gavin / Florida St. / 6'3", 214

39. Isaiah Wright / Temple / 6'1", 216

40. Antonio Gibson / Memphis / 6'0", 228

41. Aaron Parker / Rhode Island / 6'2", 209

42. Trishton Jackson* / Syracuse / 6'1", 197

43. Quintez Cephus* / Wisconsin / 6'1", 202

44. Quartney Davis* / Texas A&M / 6'1", 201

45. Aaron Fuller / Washington / 5'11", 188

46. Cody White* / Michigan St. / 6'3", 217

47. Darrell Stewart / Michigan St. / 6'0", 212

48. Juwan Johnson / Oregon / 6'4", 230

49. Hasise Dubois / Virginia / 6'2", 215

50. Diondre Overton / Clemson / 6'4", 210

51. Siaosi Mariner / Utah St. / 6'1", 195

52. Ja'Marcus Bradley / UL-Lafayette / 6'0", 198

53. Omar Bayless / Arkansas St. / 6'1", 212

54. Lawrence Cager / Georgia / 6'5", 220

55. Jeff Thomas* / Miami / 5'9", 170

56. Josh Hammond / Florida / 6'0", 192

57. Kalija Lipscomb / Vanderbilt / 6'0", 207

58. Chris Finke / Notre Dame / 5'9", 186

59. Johnathan Johnson / Missouri / 5'8", 170

60. Malcolm Perry / Navy / 5'9", 186

61. Scotty Washington / Wake Forest / 6'5", 217

62. Kirk Merritt / Arkansas St. / 6'0", 208

63. Seth Dawkins / Louisville / 6'3", 218

64. Dalton Schoen / Kansas St. / 6'0", 209

65. R.J. Turner / Texas Tech / 6'2", 204

66. Lee Morris / Oklahoma / 6'1", 205

67. Maurice French / Pittsburgh / 5'11", 197

68. Tony Brown / Colorado / 6'1", 198

69. A.J. Taylor / Wisconsin / 5'11", 200

70. Isaiah Zuber / Mississippi St. / 5'11", 190

71. Cedric Byrd / Hawaii / 5'9", 175

72. Kyle Williams / Arizona St. / 5'11", 182

73. Deddrick Thomas / Mississippi St. / 5'9", 190

74. Sean Riley / Syracuse / 5'8", 178

75. Derrick Dillon / LSU / 5'11", 186

76. Chris Platt / Baylor / 5'11", 172

77. Kanawai Noa / Nebraska / 6'0", 185

78. Jalen McCleskey / Tulane / 5'10", 170

79. Keith Mixon / W. Michigan / 5'8", 190

80. Ty Lee / MTSU / 5'9", 186

81. Will Hastings / Auburn / 5'9", 174

82. C.J. Sanders / SMU / 5'8", 183

83. Maurice Alexander / FIU / 5'10", 180

84. Easop Winston / Washington St. / 5'11", 192

85. Tyler Simmons / Georgia / 5'11", 201
 
The guy I think will be a tremendous value pick is Pittman. I see you have him at 20 and so many mocks and rankings out there have him as a day 3 pick. I’d love for Miami to get him later and focus on OL/DL and QB early with a high value RB on Day 2.

I also like Hightower from Boise. Another value pick later in the draft.
 
Deep group this year, I am hoping a run on them in the middle of Round 1 will push some OL/DL's down to 18.


Raegor and Aiyuk are explosive types who i would not mind adding to Miami's two big young WR's.

I imagine it would be the !st half of Round 2 for both.

I would only go that way if there was not a quality option at OL/DL on the board in Round 2.

Hopefully Miami can move out of #26 and pick up extra/future picks, then i would be more comfortable going WR that early.
 
I notice you did not move Claypool wildly up the chart because of his Combine. ;)


Also, do you think Collin Johnson could transition to TE?

The kid is HUGE.
 
I'd be surprised if 6 WR's are drafted before Ruggs too. My threads are never a prediction of the order in which they'll come off the board.

Ruggs is fast - but those 6 WR's ahead of him here are straight up beasts. In reality, Ruggs was about the 4th best WR on Bama's roster last year.
 
Thanks for doing those Teddy. You and Joff are my main source of info for the draft as Im 100% certain it isnt influenced by the media and that "Clicks" dont matter to you. I dont have time to follow college ball and college data is almost worthless so this info is very valuable to me.
 
Not sure who else can provide us with this but I find KJ Osborne an interesting WR who tested better than probably 95% of the viewers.The aspect i find most interesting is his punt returner skills.
I cants say much more about him as far as route running and game speed.Miami has been a disappointment on so many levels to be able to get a better gauge on him.Maybe a few of our Talent evaluators can enlighten me/us?
 
Like this a lot. Higgins, Mims, and Jefferson are the guys I had the most trouble tiering. I ultimately decided to keep Higgins in the Top 20 and Mims and Jefferson as Top 40, but they're at the top of that tier, and I could still change my mind.

I can't really argue with Jefferson at 3, though. I'm higher on Reagor, Edwards, and T. Johnson (character pending) and lower on Shenault and Davis, but I agree with a lot more than I disagree, and I wouldn't argue too hard with any of it.
 
MiamiMuss said:
Not sure who else can provide us with this but I find KJ Osborne an interesting WR who tested better than probably 95% of the viewers.The aspect i find most interesting is his punt returner skills.
I cants say much more about him as far as route running and game speed.Miami has been a disappointment on so many levels to be able to get a better gauge on him.Maybe a few of our Talent evaluators can enlighten me/us?
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Doesn’t play as fast as he tests but is a slippery punt returner. Had way too many drops this year though, needs to clean that up.
 
Lovethefish said:
This is a ridiculous WR class. KJ Hill can go Rd3 and start day 1 slot.
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I liked him after the senior bowl but I am a bit down on him after the combine, was hoping some quickness would be shown but he didnt do the 3 cone or shuttle drills. I cant talk too much smack I am a huge Lynn Bowden fan. A true positionless player who can move around the offensive formation a ton, he didnt test at all so that was very disappointing.

Both have an edge to them which the receiving core needs a bit of, Ford has some dog in him which is probably why he has stuck. Bowden probably offers more return ability and can be a runner more so than Hill but if Miami does decide to go WR a slot guy is the direction I think would suit them best.
 
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