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This is a list according to draft countdown. I don't expect everyone to rank them all, so how about top 25-30? Or whatever you feel like. And remember to rank them based on team fit/need.
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 # Player School
Height
Weight
40-Time
  1. Kevin White West Virginia
6-2⅝
215
4.35
  2. Amari Cooper Alabama
6-0⅞
211
4.42
  3. DeVante Parker Louisville
6-2⅝
209
4.45
  4. Dorial Green-Beckham Oklahoma
6-5⅜
237
4.49
  5. Jaelen Strong Arizona St.
6-2⅜
217
4.44
  6. Breshad Perriman Central Florida
6-2
212
4.50
  7. Devin Smith Ohio St.
6-0⅜
196
4.42
  8. Sammie Coates Auburn
6-1⅜
212
4.43
  9. Nelson Agholor USC
6-0⅛
198
4.42
10. Justin Hardy East Carolina
5-10¼
192
4.56
11. Phillip Dorsett Miami (FL)
5-9¾
185
4.43
12. Rashad Greene Florida St.
5-11⅜
182
4.53
13. Tyler Lockett Kansas St.
5-9⅞
182
4.40
14. Ty Montgomery Stanford
5-11⅞
221
4.55
15. Josh Harper Fresno St.
6-0⅞
191
4.64
16. Chris Conley Georgia
6-1⅞
213
4.35
17. Tre McBride William & Mary
6-0¼
210
4.41
18. Dres Anderson Utah
6-1⅛
187
4.55
19. Tony Lippett Michigan St.
6-2½
192
4.61
20. Antwan Goodley Baylor
5-10¼
209
4.44
21. Vince Mayle Washington St.
6-2
224
4.67
22. Jamison Crowder Duke
5-8⅜
185
4.56
23. Stefon Diggs Maryland
6-0
195
4.46
24. Dezmin Lewis Central Arkansas
6-3¾
214
4.58
25. Kenny Bell Nebraska
6-1⅛
197
4.42
26. Rannell Hall Central Florida
6-0⅜
198
4.60
27. Titus Davis Central Michigan
6-0¾
196
4.51
28. Devante Davis UNLV
6-2⅞
220
4.57
29. Austin Hill Arizona
6-3
212
4.55
30. Cam Worthy East Carolina
6-2¼
211
4.60
31. Deontay Greenberry Houston
6-3
200
4.55
32. Donatella Luckett Harding
5-11¾
211
4.65
33. Devin Gardner Michigan
6-4
216
4.60
34. Darren Waller Georgia Tech
6-6⅛
238
4.46
35. Jamarcus Nelson U.A.B.
5-10¼
156
4.28
36. Jordan Taylor Rice
6-5
210
4.55
37. Keith Mumphery Michigan St.
5-11⅝
215
4.54
38. Deon Long Maryland
5-11⅝
192
4.51
39. DaVaris Daniels Notre Dame
6-1½
201
4.62
40. Levi Norwood Baylor
6-2
200
4.50
41. DeAndrew White Alabama
5-11½
193
4.44
42. Da'Ron Brown Northern Illinois
6-0⅛
205
4.54
43. DeAndre Carter Sacramento St.
5-10
185
4.50
44. DeAndre Smelter Georgia Tech
6-2⅛
226
4.60
45. Geremy Davis Connecticut
6-2⅜
216
4.60
46. Kaelin Clay Utah
5-9⅝
195
4.51
47. Kasen Williams Washington
6-3
217
4.55
48. Ezell Ruffin San Diego St.
5-11⅝
218
4.68
49. Vernon Johnson Texas A&M-Commerce
6-1
190
4.45
50. Mario Alford West Virginia
5-8½
180
4.43
51. Jake Kumerow Wisconsin-Whitewater
6-5
195
4.60
52. Chris Harper California
5-11
175
4.50
53. Tony Jones Northwestern
6-0
195
4.40
54. Nick Harwell Kansas
6-1
193
4.55
55. Christion Jones Alabama
5-10⅛
182
4.63
56. Jaxon Shipley Texas
6-0
190
4.55
57. Matt Miller Boise St.
6-3
213
4.60
58. Nigel King Kansas
6-3
210
4.60
59. Jameon Lewis Mississippi St.
5-9
187
4.55
60. Andre Davis South Florida
6-1
205
4.55
61. Kyle Prater Northwestern
6-5
225
4.60
62. Michael Bennett Georgia
6-3
202
4.60
63. Kevonte Martin-Manley Iowa
6-0
205
4.55
64. Jonathon Rumph Georgia
6-5
218
4.60
65. Lemar Durant Simon Fraser
6-2
231
4.55
66. George Farmer USC
6-1
220
4.50
67. Quinton Dunbar Florida
6-2
200
4.55
68. Adrian Coxson Stony Brook
6-1
215
4.55
69. Chase Cochran Ohio
6-2
190
4.45
70. Dominic Rufran Wyoming
6-0
188
4.55
71. Malcome Kennedy Texas A&M
6-0
205
4.55
72. Shane Wynn Indiana
5-7
167
4.40
73. J.J. Worton Central Florida
6-2
212
4.65
74. Robert Johnson Mississippi St.
6-1
210
4.50
75. Willie McNeal Western Kentucky
5-10
180
4.50
76. Adam Humphries Clemson
5-11
195
4.60


Note: Rankings Are Not Necessarily an Indicator of Where Players Will Actually Be Selected
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The more I look at Stanford's Ty Montgomery the more I get intrigued by the idea of converting the 6'0 220 pound wide receiver into a third down back. I would love to match him on short routes out of the backfield on a linebacker, just not sure he can pass block at all. Montgomery could be the Dolphins third down back, emergency receiver if one of your top five got injured and the team's primary returner. Just imagine the Dolphins in trips left ( with Landry, Stills and Crabtree ), Cameron lined up at tight end on the right and Montgomery in the backfield. If you flared Montgomery wide right isolating him on a linebacker it's a dream mismatch.
 
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gregorygrant83 said:
The more I look at Standford's Ty Montgomery the more I get intrigued by the idea of converting the 6'0 220 pound wide receiver into a third down back. I would love to match him on short routes out of the backfield on a linebacker, just not sure he can pass block at all. Montgomery could be the Dolphins third down back, emergency receiver if one of your top five got injured and the team's primary returner. Just imagine the Dolphins in trips left ( with Landry, Stills and Crabtree ), Cameron lined up at tight end on the right and Montgomery in the backfield. If you flared Montgomery wide right isolating him on a linebacker it's a dream mismatch.
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Get him late and at least he could be a beast on kick returns. I agree he is intriguing.
 
My top four would be Cooper, White, Parker and Strong in that order. I'd be happy with Parker or Strong at #14. Very impressed with Strong's combine, especially the 4.4 speed and 42 vertical. While he doesn't separate consistently, he wins those 50/50 battles.

My next four would probably be DGB (very intriguing, but needs time), Coates (very explosive, but hands need to improve), Smith, and Lockette (smaller, but love his ability to return kicks and dangerous in the slot).
 
When anyone has Devin Smith @7 you might aswell stop trying to scout people.

And then I finally saw Diggs at 23.

That's when I stopped looking at this list.
 
MiamiMuss said:
When anyone has Devin Smith @7 you might aswell stop trying to scout people.

And then I finally saw Diggs at 23.

That's when I stopped looking at this list.
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I'm not sure if you're saying Smith should be higher or lower? I like Smith a lot, and I might move him ahead of Perriman, but I couldn't see him any higher than 6th on the receiver list.

Diggs could easily not be one of the top 20 receivers in the draft. In fact I might have Kenny Bell higher on my list than Diggs. Both players could become decent pros, but I think Bell has better hands and runs better routes.
 
gregorygrant83 said:
The more I look at Stanford's Ty Montgomery the more I get intrigued by the idea of converting the 6'0 220 pound wide receiver into a third down back. I would love to match him on short routes out of the backfield on a linebacker, just not sure he can pass block at all. Montgomery could be the Dolphins third down back, emergency receiver if one of your top five got injured and the team's primary returner. Just imagine the Dolphins in trips left ( with Landry, Stills and Crabtree ), Cameron lined up at tight end on the right and Montgomery in the backfield. If you flared Montgomery wide right isolating him on a linebacker it's a dream mismatch.
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Can he take handoffs though? Does he even want to? Could be a fun project, but there's probably a reason he's a WR and not a RB. He's a tough player to scout IMO. I think he will have a lot of trouble separating at the NFL level.

I do agree with you that he will have to find some kind of niche position to do well. Kind of like Clay at Halfback.

MiamiMuss said:
When anyone has Devin Smith @7 you might aswell stop trying to scout people.

And then I finally saw Diggs at 23.

That's when I stopped looking at this list.
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I posted the list more as a reference to make your own rank.

But I really don't have much of problem with Smith at 7. I've said it for awhile, he's an elite deep ball WR. He doesn't even need to beat you deep to secure the ball for a big play.
 
Current Top 20:

Top-10

1. Cooper
2. White

10-20

3. DGB

1st Round

4. Funchess
5. Parker

2nd Round

6. Agholor
7. Bell
8. Conley
9. Dorsett
10. Smith
11. Coates

3rd Round

12. Smelter
13. Greene
14. Perryman
15. Strong
16. Hardy
17. Lockett
18. R. Hall
19. McBride
20. Mayle
 
1. Cooper
2. Parker
3. DGB
4. White
5. Smith
6. Diggs
7. Perriman
8. Funchess
9. Agholor
10. Bell
11. Strong
12. Lockette
13. Coates
14. Conley
15. Hardy
16. Smelter
17. Harper
18. Goodley
19. Greene
20. Montgomery

That was actually harder to do than I thought it Would be. I'll update it as the draft gets closer. There's def some guys I want to move up and some I want to move down, just have to think it over a bit.

Edit: Diggs over Perriman
Gotta find a spot for Dorsett
Smelter will move up once I hear more About his Medicals
 
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1. White
2. Cooper
3. Dorsett
4. Parker
5. Perriman
6. Hardy
7. Agholor
8. Smith
9. Strong
10. Smelter
11. McBride
12. Lockett
13. Montgomery
14. Greene
15. Conley
 
j-off-her-doll said:
Current Top 20:

Top-10

1. Cooper
2. White

10-20

3. DGB

1st Round

4. Funchess
5. Parker

2nd Round

6. Agholor
7. Bell
8. Conley
9. Dorsett
10. Smith
11. Coates

3rd Round

12. Smelter
13. Greene
14. Perryman
15. Strong
16. Hardy
17. Lockett
18. R. Hall
19. McBride
20. Mayle
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I think you are seriously underrating Strong. After his combine, can't see Strong falling out of R1.
 
SF Dolphin Fan said:
I think you are seriously underrating Strong. After his combine, can't see Strong falling out of R1.
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6'2 WR that can't separate and doesn't have the feet to separate. Good hands, good straight line speed, and great jumping ability. Top CB's will neutralize him without much issue, but he's a solid complimentary option. In the right fit, I can see him being worth a 2nd, but for most teams (Miami included), he isn't. After his Pro Day, I can't imagine him going in the 1st.
 
j-off-her-doll said:
6'2 WR that can't separate and doesn't have the feet to separate. Good hands, good straight line speed, and great jumping ability. Top CB's will neutralize him without much issue, but he's a solid complimentary option. In the right fit, I can see him being worth a 2nd, but for most teams (Miami included), he isn't. After his Pro Day, I can't imagine him going in the 1st.
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To me he's Rueben Randle with better hands.
 
In 2013 everybody was saying stay away from Keenan Allen he can't separate and in 2013 the same things were said about Kelvin Benjamin. Sometimes it's not about the skills you don't have and more about you ability to maximize the skills you do have. With the right team and quarterback Strong will be just fine in my opinion.
 
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