The 15 Best Wide Receivers in the 2024 NFL Draft

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GRADING SCALE (OVR)
8.0 Perfect Prospect
7.5 Day 1 Perennial All-Pro
7.3 Day 1 High End Starter And Likely All-Pro
7.0 Day 1 Quality Starter And Potential All-Pro
6.9 Day 1 Starter With All Pro Upside
6.8 Day 1 Starter With High End Starter Upside
6.6 Day 1 Starter - Unlikely High End Starter
6.5 Boom Or Bust
6.3-6.4 Likely Starter Within First Two Seasons
6.1-6.2 Day 1 Backup With Starter Upside
6.0 Day 1 Backup / Special Teamer - Developmental Traits Based Prospect 5.8-5.9 Day 1 Backup / Special Teamer - Limited Physical Upside 5.5-5.6 Day 1 Roster Bubble or Practice Squader
5.4 Priority Free Agent
5.0 Chance To Be In An NFL Camp
Under 5.0 Needs Time In A Developmental League
WR Traits
- Agility: Footspeed in release package, at the top of routes, and as a ball carrier.
- Speed: Top speed
- Change of Direction (COD): Ability to change directions without sacrificing speed
- Acceleration: Time to Top Speed
- Short Routes: Ability to separate on short routes: Slants, Sticks, Whips, Short Ins, Speed Outs, Etc.
- Intermediate Routes: Ability to separate on intermediate routes: Digs, Outs, Crossers, Hitches, Etc.
- Long Routes: Ability to separate on deeper developing routes: Posts, Go's, Corners, 15 Yard Comebacks, Double Moves, Etc.
- Release: Ability to separate from press-jam coverage
- Hands Consistency: Player's to avoid drops; players who are hands-catchers (not body-catchers) will receive higher grades
- Catch In Traffic: Ability to catch the ball through tight coverage and physical contact or to hold onto the ball in traffic after getting hit
- Catch Radius: Receiver's range to catch inaccurate passes, come down with low percentage catches, make spectacular catches along the sideline and/or high point the ball through leaping ability, reach, body control, and instincts.
- Run After Catch: Ability to quickly transition into a runner after the catch & to create difficult yardage after the catch
WR Role Fit
Alpha: Receiver with a chance, in a best case scenario, to be a scheme proof, true #1 Wide Receiver who can threaten to all three levels, running any route, from the the outside or from the slot. "Alpha Potential" will be noted when the player has a lot still to prove and work on in the league.
Ideal Architype: Justin Jefferson / Davante Adams
X: A big bodied, perimeter player who's #1 requirement is to work the sidelines and provide a large target for the Quarterback. The ability to play through physical coverage, win on stop routes, comebackers, backshoulders, and digs as well as to convert a high percentage of contested catches are requirements for players in this mold. The ability to stack corners vertically is a huge plus, but not a requirement.
Ideal Architype: Tee Higgins / Mike Evans
Route Runner: A receiver who's #1 quality is his ability to separate who coaches can rely on getting open early and often from various alignments and against any sort of coverage. Players in this mold must be able to separate from the slot, from the outside, short, intermediate, and deep... and against both press and off-coverage. Size, hands consistency, and perhaps run after catch are likely weaknesses in this players' games which keep him outside of the "Alpha" mold.
Ideal Architype: Jerry Jeudy / Tank Dell
Vertical: Traditional deep threat specialist on the outside, receiver who specializes in running Go's, Posts, and Stop routes.
Ideal Architype: Desean Jackson
Balanced: Effective receivers who lack true stand-out traits and ideal ways to utilize them but have good skill and, more importantly, a lack of true weaknesses in their game.
Ideal Architype: Keenan Allen
Slot: Receivers who will be best utilized from the slot who can become available for the Quarterback quickly by separating early or by finding soft spots in zones. Often smaller receivers who can be schemed out of having to face press coverage by playing from the slot, with motion, or from stacked alignments.
Ideal Architype: Julian Edelman / Amon-Ra St. Brown
Big Slot: Big bodied wide receivers who can play anywhere on the field but are at their best working the middle of the field with mismatch ability on Safeties and Linebackers as well as the toughness to attack balls in traffic in the intermediate middle and to create difficult yards after catch with a lower average depth of target.
Ideal Architype: Marques Colston / Cooper Kupp
Playmaker: Receivers who are excellent after the catch, but might need plays drawn up to scheme up touches due to a lack of route running or size to be consistent seperators.
Ideal Architype: Deebo Samuel

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

Just a couple typos/mispeaks: - Adonai Mitchell Potential Grade should be an 88 not 86 - Odunze has a 77 Impact and 87 Potential Grade, not a 96 (forgot to update that from the Nabers Graphic) - I said Legette is one of the best receivers in the NFL at throttling down/running stop routes, I meant in this class, not in the NFL

[@FatherelTV]

I believe you mentioned MHJ is "Half a foot taller than Odunze" Which I have to assume is a mispeak? Can you imagine a 6'8 MHJ?

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

lol @@FatherelTV

[@JohnAC4]

@@FatherelTVthat would be amazing💀🤣

[@michaelshan22]

@@FatherelTV Johnny Wilson amirite

[@meditationkings6025]

Roddy white great comparison

[@BoardandArrow]

What’s better than a top 10 player rankings video? A top 15 player rankings video.

[@brandontaylor8318]

50% better even

[@BigBroKuma]

YESSIR

[@DudeRX]

@@brandontaylor8318math

[@daveportillo1533]

lmfao

[@EddVelaz-tg4gf]

A less talking more highlights video

[@BigBroKuma]

The SEC not allowing you to show film of my glorious king Ladd McConkey should be considered a crime 😭

[@tjbowman2430]

Awesome video as always!!

[@user-br5ku7zx8m]

Why are they not allowing him to show film of McConkey?

[@mcstupidly]

@@user-br5ku7zx8msec doesn’t like it when people show highlights of their players

[@chaydaddy698]

I have genuinely been dying for some of this content, there so many KZbinrs giving their prospect reviews BUT NO ACTUAL FILM IS SHOWN, TFG I need this channel to keep growing because this is the shit I need 🤣

[@DrummerTF1]

TFG is by far my fave, but if you’re looking for other analysis channels that post film, here’s a couple I like: -Alex Rollins -Brett Kollman -The Jumbo Package -Thinking Football -Billy Stephens -The QB School I’ll add more if I think of any

[@ShrimShim]

I think game footage from certain conferences gets claimed or striked (SEC specifically if I remember)

[@eugenepoon]

A big part of it is the NCAA are absolute babies and love copyright striking videos that use their film

[@chaydaddy698]

@@ShrimShimI know about that part, SEC thinks they’re “gods gift to football” 🤣, I just mean most KZbinrs at most put a picture of the player let alone all the grades and film, that’s why I love TFG

[@ShrimShim]

@@chaydaddy698 Not wrong at all, I'm just saying lots of the smaller ones are probly just scared to for fears of their channel being targeted. Its always great to see tho!

[@LessColorz]

MVH and Nabers feel like Julio and AJ Green back in 2011. One is slightly better but you would be fine with either

[@campscudder2541]

Odunze gonna be better than both. That’s my hot take

[@rthraitor]

@@campscudder2541whatever makes you think that

[@campscudder2541]

I think he has special special ball skills and if he gets with a QB who isn’t afraid to put it up he will continue to dominate and win those 50/50 balls. Just a gut feeling. I’m better at telling you who won’t work and last year Quinton Johnston was so obviously a bust it wasn’t even funny. He had NO ball skills

[@Hostessmoses]

I'm taking Julio, 9 times out of 10

[@youngprivileged8772]

I think it’s similar to 2014 as well where u have Nabers and OBJ who are just freaks after the catch, Odunze and Evans who are elite in 1 on 1 jump ball scenarios, and even though he never lived up to the hype (and MHJ will be a much better pro player) Sammy Watkins was seen as one of the greatest WR prospects ever at that time

[@tejshdesai5031]

Cannot go understated how high quality these videos are. Excellent info. Thanks so much Marcus!

[@toekneecornhighsir7299]

Regarding Keon Coleman: Steve and Sam from PFF made a point to say that according to their GPS tracking data, Coleman played much faster on the field than what he ran for his 40 at the combine

[@zackhurwitz9441]

Accurate. He was also tracked at 20 mph during the gauntlet drill. He's tailor made as one of those big slots, like Jennings out of SF, and Lazzard.

[@ricardorivera7549]

@@zackhurwitz9441 nahh. lazard is not even good, nor a slot wr. Coleman is definitely a tee higgins (ceiling) or Kelvin harmon (floor) type of guy

[@thebee0320]

I wonder if Brad Holmes believes. It would be awesome to see him catching from Jared Goff

[@zackhurwitz9441]

@@ricardorivera7549 Lazzard is a big slot, basically functions as a TE. He was adequate as a 3rd-4th WR with Rodgers in GB.

[@shanenelson5811]

He reminds me of the former Pittsburgh Panther Wideout Johnathan Baldwin who ended up being a bust for I forgot who in the league. He's that similar of a prospect. That or a Laquan Treadwell.

[@tyrantcr]

I was a little bored of draft content today watching a couple mocks.. then you post and it’s an instant watch. Thanks for the amazing graphics and your insights are always unique and well delivered

[@wardog211]

I wonder if Luther Burden next year is gonna be on that Nabers level of WR prospects. These guys just keep getting more and more talented. This class is so deep too. Could see as many as 20 guys go in the top 100 picks.

[@ligmaemperor7064]

I think he might just be on a MHJ level if Mizzou keeps ascending

[@jesot]

Burden needs to get a bit bigger to get into that territory.

[@wardog211]

@@jesot he’s listed at about the same size as Nabers.

[@depressedcardinalsfan1291]

​@@wardog211hes referring to MHJ level and size

[@shanenelson5811]

Burden if he can keep any injuries from lingering and taking him off the field for spells will be a top 10-15 pick next year. Dude is athletic, runs great routes, and is physical at the catch point. He isn't afraid of contact, or scared to come over the middle for a tough catch. I'd worry about his durability though as he's already been known to get dinged up a bit. A very talented receiver who has it all. He struggles with some of the more physically imposing defensive backs he matches with at the line of scrimmage though. He can get kind of lost when trying to get a good release if he's being jammed. If he puts another 10-15 pounds of muscle on his frame though, without sacrificing much of that athletic ability? He is going to be a damn good one. So will the Colorado Receiver Travis Hunter if he can keep the injuries from lingering as well. Hell Hunter could end up a great NFL Defensive back, or Wideout if he chooses to and stays healthy going forward. He's damn good and has the natural instincts to defend the pass, as well as find the open pockets, and find the openings in coverage for easy catches. He's a freak of nature all around.

[@josephyoung9196]

Marcus man, mad props to you. These videos are so informative and well thought out. We can tell you put ur work in from production to the film room. Appreciate you.

[@brendonbuffaloe8830]

Marcus, you put out THE MOST in-depth videos with cool graphics and lots of stuff for us to look at so that we can best understand your process. Thank you for the pride you put into your work and the commitment to excellence that you show in your videos. It does not go unnoticed.

[@keithschmidt9534]

Nabers has a unique ability to track the deep ball early and run through the catch. I also noticed in his highlights a few times he reads an underthrown ball and throttles down, using his back to wall off the defender and make an uncontested catch where most WRs would try to slam on the brakes, face up with defender and make a leaping contested catch. He turns 50% jump balls into uncontested catches and makes the throws look perfect.

[@paytonthompson8659]

We appreciate all your hard work Marcus ❤

[@timonkeller8927]

I need to go sleep cause it's late here in Belgium but can't wait to come home tomorrow, lay up my feet and get fully into this. You make the off-season amazing, Marcus!

[@Arman_Peters]

Love this. Been sticking with your draft content since 2018, and easily still the best in the business. Great work again Marcus!

[@molliver69]

This is a hell of a class... when you have a top fifteen list and don't have Tez walker , or jalen polk in it Lol

[@Jamar-lg9ob]

Or Jalen Coker and David White jr the best route runners in draft

[@pjayy358]

THANK YOU BEEN WAITING ON A POSITIONAL RANKING VIDEO SINCE THE END OF JAN LFG TFG

[@pjayy358]

get him in the algorithm man LEAVE A LIKE ON THE VID

[@zacke1807]

Amazing video! We enjoy them being long and detailed

[@5552515]

So nowadays a 4.45 40 for a WR is B- speed? Crazy.

[@boogieturner7447]

crazy how athletes evolve over time. im sure no one could fathom someone like wemby playing baskteball back in the 80s yet here we are.

[@briandoile5011]

They are much better at preparing these players for the 40 yd. dash.

[@KlayGoods123]

Yeah this dude trippin, he said he didn’t have Justin Jefferson’s athleticism but Jefferson ran a 4.43 and had a shorter vertical

[@bofi1280]

40s are cool to look at, but the gamespeed on tape is more important.

[@5552515]

@@bofi1280 tru

[@tomtsu5923]

Awesome vid man as usual. As a Bears fan I really appreciate this tutorial.

[@aappaapp6627]

Love this series bro!!!!!

[@thethrillcollins]

This was great Marcus, well done

[@dillon_cole]

Been waiting for this one! :)

[@LilWolfe21]

Wow, newer to the channel really love the effort and energy that goes into the video.

[@Tommy_Unders]

deep class, couple more guys to watch, Ja'Lynn Polk / Jalen McMillan (Washington), Tahj Washington / Brenden Rice (USC), Joshua Cephus (UTSA)

[@ChefReady]

Exactly!!!! Javon Baker too even Thrash

[@djcook]

@@ChefReadyjavon baker is goated

[@tankgreenthumb7979]

Tez walker

[@king_supreme1102]

The video we’ve all been waiting for. The best draft content bar none

[@Jazzere2244]

Great stuff Marcus!

[@shambhalamovies4723]

Love it! Thanks for the insights

[@a-a-ronfrom561]

Nice job man!

[@tjrod4089]

Love the video!! Honestly I’d move Wilson up at least two spots. Hes such an incredible blocker on top of everything.

[@jd67543]

I just got so excited when this popped up on my feed. ITS DRAFT SEASON BABY!

[@lousanus8781]

I let out an audible “OOOOO” when I saw this was out today. Made my Tuesday TFG

[@Underfly1]

It feels like this WR class is gonna feed the depth at WR league wide for the next 10 years. There’s so many guys even outside of the top 15 I can see still making roles and sticking around

[@xCzarly]

I agree it’s getting to the point where it feels like rb and wr are in the same boat you can find them anywhere

[@jdthnt]

Bro…you’re awesome. This is really well done. And you do such a good job of giving an encouraging take and letting folks know you’re not taking shots at them, you’re just telling it like it is and how they can improve!

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

💪

[@Matt-nt2lm]

1. I've heard from Texas fans that Worthy played last year with a broken hand (UT doesn't release player medical info apparently). 2. It was really funny seeing the Troy Franklin truthers on X post-combine, they kept posting a gauntlet drill graphic in response to the clip of the Coleman and Franklin gauntlet drills where you're supposed to be drifting toward each pass/ hugging the line (what Coleman was doing) and claiming that Franklin ran the drill the best (even though he was doing the exact opposite of the graphic they were posting lol).

[@drtruth4282]

What an excellent video, my friend! Thanks for the work and time you spend on your craft. It CERTAINLY pays off. Sorry the SEC won't let you be. :)

[@tyreek.6815]

The AD take so so perfect. You can tell he has that speed when you watch him play you can also see that he's holding back sometimes.

[@whatsthehype444]

Good take on adonai Mitchell , the weaknesses you pointed out showed on the texas last drive vs wash in the redzone. Ewers tried to give him a few looks but he couldnt win his matchup.

[@JHawkTV]

Your top position reviews are as exciting (if not more) than any other offseason content. I always look forward to seeing these! I'm not sure if you call yourself an analyst, but you are far better at it than any other professional analyst at reviewing players. I hope you continue doing this for a long time to come.

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

Thank you!!! So kind

[@Luisortiz-og4ik]

Like the fact you put video with commentary .. kudos

[@timrc417]

Great breakdowns, as always, though I do think Roman Wilson is super underrated here (I would probably have him closer to 9 or 10 than 15, especially after his Senior Bowl and Combine performances) and Johnny Wilson being here at all without Ja'Lynn Polk here is kind of surprising. Would love to hear your thoughts as to your favorite landing spots for at least some of these guys, especially guys like Burton and J. Wilson that might need a more specific/refined landing spot to take full advantage of their skill sets. Also love the Keon Coleman and Xavier Worthy breakdowns specifically. There is an inherent risk to being a one-dimensional WR in some aspect and I love that their issues were highlighted while still accentuating how they can succeed at the next level.

[@James-tw3hy]

No Polk is kinda criminal, but it is a good ranking overall

[@cpewts]

I’m a big Polk guy too but I’m just taking that as understanding how talented this WR class is

[@mustbemeech]

He’s gonna be starting somewhere. Sheesh this class is deep

[@danielacker2351]

Very criminal. Bro has such a high floor

[@ziplocklewy]

That’s what I’m sayin I think Polk has X dare I say Alpha potential skills, he’s my Wr 5 if I’m being honest,he’s just lost in Odunzes shadow

[@kendrickelliott536]

Who would you drop from the rankings to make room?

[@tcho86]

RickyBobby and Xavier 2Legette2Quit are two of my favorite receivers on day two. Glad you’re giving them the proper respect they deserve. Count me in as a new subscriber.

[@hudsonpowers]

I’m convinced you didn’t look at odunze’s numbers in the other combine drills. He’s a freak athlete

[@SpvceJAM]

He didn’t Odunze’s speed score was like 7th of all players he’s an athletic freak

[@daverice7855]

Didn't agree with all of it, but wow, what a complete and thorough breakdown dude. Thank you for your insight. Please, please, please, do another WR breakdown to include the best of the rest (I'm a huge Jalen McMillan fan and would love to see you put him through the paces).

[@dylansoar684]

This video made my day

[@maximusrex8689]

McConkey is getting so overlooked in such a loaded class, glad to see you have him at 5. To me, he’s closer to Garret Wilson than Dionte Johnson just because he tested closer to Wilson but I love him as a player, I think he’s the 4th most sure WR in the class.

[@mustbemeech]

My fav prospect , seems like a sure thing

[@andrewcarlson4402]

He might need to add ten pounds, but I don't see it affecting him much

[@1babysun]

Not even close to Garret Wilson. Wilson is a freak athlete. McConkey is not, but he is an excellent route runner, and has that backyard football mentality in the best way.

[@Oreoluwa-ke5bp]

Comparing him to Garret Wilson is insane lol. Don’t see that at all

[@maximusrex8689]

He tested the exact same at the combine, he runs just as good of routes. I said he's closer to Garret Wilson, not he is Garret Wilson. He has worse hands and had less production (that could be because the offense he is in) so he's not the same but he wins in a very similar way.@@Oreoluwa-ke5bp

[@ggsnubs]

Definitely enjoyed the length!

[@tangentking8760]

Pause

[@davidnelson6874]

Yay! My favorite time of year!

[@yO-qw5mq]

love this but can I suggest maybe putting the percentages of where they lined up in college? as in the slot or outside? just a thought bro

[@theechoproject899]

This class is loaded, Still got Ja'lynn Polk and Jalen McMillan sitting outside of the 15 as well. That's at least 17 NFL caliber guys in this class.

[@Jamar-lg9ob]

David White Jalen Coker

[@Desertrebel48]

Coker and rice will be good to

[@nathancarroll7347]

Really good/weird WR class… I love the top-3. And then there’s a massive drop off to the next 3 (AD/BTJ/Ladd) and then. A list of 12 guys who you could reasonably argue anywhere from WR7-WR19. For example, you didn’t even mention Ja’Lynn Polk (my WR9) and Malik Washington (my WR11)

[@goldeneye0548]

Another amazing tfg video he doesn’t miss

[@nickbaccala445]

Best video every year🎉

[@jordancorley828]

Great video

[@matthewdonovan1901]

Good stuff.

[@aaronpreuss4261]

Almost everyone I've seen comping Marv has said A.J. Green and as someone who is a Bengals fan, I fully agree. A.J. may have had slightly better speed, but everything else is just super clean and precise.

[@shanenelson5811]

Yeah, AJ Green, Andre Johnson, and Larry Fitzgerald are all guys who are similar to Marvin Harrison Jr as prospects at the time they were coming out. Julio Jones was a better prospect coming out though. Hands down for me due to his physical demeanor when battling Defensive backs in his routes. Both Julio, and AJ had similar durability issues for the majority of their careers though that Marvin Harrison Jr has already started showing. Andre Johnson, and Larry Fitzgerald were the same type of talents with much more durability.

[@marinh.7514]

U the 🐐 bro

[@gfatty9038]

EXCELLENT ANALYSIS.....I NOW AM A FAN!!!

[@carsonkohler8765]

AHHHHHH LETS GOOOOO THE GOAT IS BREAKING DOWN AN ALL TIME GREAT WR CLASS

[@austingoodheart61282]

From a falcons fan heading into this offseason i'm really excited to see if we add one of these guys to the offense alongside Drake London and Kyle Pitts for whoever lays qb for us. Seems like the perfect year to add another guy into the mix without having to use high draft capitol if we don't want too.

[@shawnjohnson8675]

This is the best WR class I’ve ever seen.

[@danielacker2351]

Odunze is definitelyyyyy the ideal definitionnn of an alpha WR so idk man lol

[@RMV1560]

Finally!!!!!!!!!!!! TFG Draft prospect rankings

[@Aryeh487]

So close to 100k, can't wait for it to happen.

[@psomachinn6875]

TFG always brings a smart insightful football content. Props from the Brooklyn Zoo! #Commanders #HTTR4Oife

[@CharlieRogers50]

Grading this WR class two years from now is going to be fascinating.

[@Magicdimes]

I find it funny bro did 15 instead of 10 cause it’s so many good weapons 😂😂🤣💯

[@rickey9493]

dude that mcmillian kid from arizona (WR) is gunna be a stud. he definitely should enter the draft next year

[@wilsonweingast2077]

I know the shrine bowl wasn’t great for Tez Walker, but he is going to be a difference maker in the league. he didn’t struggle much with drops in college and has great athleticism which will translate well

[@Hfjhtbhj]

I was just thinking about when this vid was gonna come out

[@robertbalian9144]

Find the video of Ladd against Ole Miss. Truly amazing as he has 3 guys spinning around and grabbing air. One of the most amazing highlights I've seen. This kid is so fun to watch.

[@eugenepoon]

Yes another member of the Ladd fan club! I actually have him as my WR4

[@exiledrabbit]

@thatfranchiseguy would you consider blocking part of WR grades? Surely the teams are scouting and considering that

[@HadYTtoolong]

Yep, we enjoyed the length!

[@SimbaOtsutsuki]

As a Jaguars fan it’s wild you said imagine him catching balls from Trevor Laurence DUUUVAL

[@saintsuperbowl09]

Johnny Wilson feels very Mike Evans to me. He's massive with a huge catch radius and tendency to get physical and push-off.

[@Desertrebel48]

Johnny Wilson couldn't catch a fish in a bucket, let alone catch the pig skin

[@javerious24]

i just found out about his channel about a month and a half ago but damn these videos are good

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

Thank you!

[@JHawkTV]

I just finished the video and learned a lot outside of the top 3. But for Odunze, Nabers, and Harrison, this is what I've been saying and people think I'm crazy! I think Nabers is just on a whole other level. This dude is being overshadowed by MHJ and I think it's largely due to the name hype. Not a knock on MJH, but I think you said it perfectly when you said Harrison is very polished. You can tell how much work the man has put into his all of his attributes of receiver; he's left no stone unturned. But Nabers has that "it" factor that MJH doesn't have. He is just ELECTRIC. You can't teach raw athleticisim. I think all three recievers have great careers, but Nabers is the type of dude to play an elite level right away in the NFL, whereas the other two will maybe need more time to get comfortable to the change of speed and such. Anyway, I'm glad people are sleeping on Nabers. I'm putting money on him to have ROTY.

[@kev792]

I was waiting for this man. KC needs at least 2 of these dudes on this list. We're starving for WR talent.

[@imhotepnixon]

Yeah there’s a lot of great options but I’m one of the last on Skyy Moore island maybe I’m a fool but Ik what I saw on tape that dude can play just give him time

[@kev792]

@@imhotepnixon wow. I actually agree lol. Skyy has very good burst of the line. That play where he routed up Derwin James was insane. I’m not a tape expert but someone I trust with that stuff said that he has a lot of wasted movements in his routes. He’s shimmy-ing up guys too much when he should giving them a quick shake and bake and keep it moving. Hope he proves it this year 🙏🏾🔥

[@Ynkno]

kadarius toney. re-sign mvs. what more do they need?

[@kev792]

@@YnknoWe need to upgrade at the Wr position.

[@Sniperkitten971]

No you don't, let the league breathe please 😂

[@brandonsimpson2696]

Would you do a playmaker video? I get it you have done the positions.. Just tryna eek out another positional video… What about returner😲

[@andrewrout8712]

We can argue about the grades given, but I love the format, it’s like looking at player attributes in Madden lol

[@maximusrex8689]

My dad flew through the Indy airport on Sunday and said he ran into Johnny Wilson and was stunned by how huge he was. Said he looked like a TE. I'll be interested to see how he pans out in the NFL.

[@Supersayan999]

I know nabers is really good but what mhj and stroud were doing to Georgia last year is forever seared into my memory.

[@kirbro735]

15 players is much appreciated and very necessary for this class

[@babyeric]

When you were plugging the patreon at the end I saw you gave Worthy a D run block grade and as a texas fan who watched him all 3 years I have to say despite his frame he blocks his ass off. Maybe it's just that big 12 corners hate to play run defense and also selective memory but I remember a lot of plays with Worthy holding blocks down the field clearing the way for Bijan and Roschon and Jonathan Brooks. I think against the perimeter corners he'll be matched up against he'll hold his own as a blocker.

[@ThatFranchiseGuy]

Thanks for the comment! That's good to know, I didn't necessarily see that, but the grade is much more related to the play strength and the gap between Big 12 corners and NFL corners like you said.

[@Ynkno]

hes tiny though

[@molliver69]

I have a feeling Jonny Wilson will be in the top 5 TEs video at some point lol

[@lukeshieldsnature]

Good to see jmac Polk and thrash still criminally underrated

[@smallgraydonguy]

I'm so ready

[@jessejames2849]

With DJ Moore & Allen on his team he’s getting that separation. It’s gonna be so hard to defend

[@andrewmohrmann3599]

I respect your opinion, but again, have to disagree on Franklin, I think he’s a taller Devonta Smith, but I suppose time will tell. I just hope he ends up on a team with a solid QB

[@almightysosa3007]

I think with your description of Odunze he would be a perfect fit for the bears. Dj Moore is a Dionte Johnson type and Mooney is like a Marquis brown type. Odunze fits in nicely as a #2 on that team with Caleb at Qb in my opinion

[@djcook]

mooney is not like brown

[@almightysosa3007]

@@djcook fair enough, I didn’t think he was but for this example to work he needed to fit the profile. Maybe Tyler Scott is the Hollywood type.

[@scottytoohottysmith6991]

Adonai Mitchell had the fastest 10yard split on his 40 at 14.57 mph. his decision to not play fast off his release will have to change in NFL to be a serious offensive weapon. Thomas JR doesnt like physical play. NFL CBs can slow Thomas down

[@a-jax2132]

Can you do a top 10 in best seperater with WRs?

[@felixlara2945]

In the only half season John ross played he lead the league in receiving yards, his issue was health not his football skill

[@stu_boogie2488]

Thomas JR. Has a high drop rate. 10% in 2024. About the same as Eric Ebron. How did that work out?

[@eugenepoon]

Finally someone else sees it with Franklin Absolute fool's gold

[@yourdreams2440]

I think Rome Odunze has a lot more potential than you're giving credit for. It's not that unlikely he'll improve on some areas and turn into an elite WR. I think he has less potential limitations than Nabers. While Nabers is still really good, I see a potential heavier Justin Jefferson in Odunze. Nabers did well with Brian Thomas Jr opposite from him, and I think he'll go best to a situation where he can have that again. I see WR1 potential in Odunze. I think he can at least hit a DJ Moore level.

[@JeremyCiment]

The part about the sec😂😂😂

[@zarislandrews2841]

Based on the 40 and the simulcam comp between Xavier Worthy and John Ross I’d say Worthy deserves an A+ on Acceleration. He was yards ahead of Ross for the first 10 to 15 yards. Ross closed the gap at the end of the 40.