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2020 NFL Draft: Big Board – Wide Receiver
- Updated: April 23, 2020
Rank | Player | School | Grade |
1 | Jerry Jeudy | Alabama | Top 5 |
2 | CeeDee Lamb | Oklahoma | Top 10 |
3 | Henry Ruggs III | Alabama | Mid 1st |
4 | Justin Jefferson | LSU | Late 1st |
5 | Tee Higgins | Clemson | Late 1st |
6 | Laviska Shenault | Colorado | Late 1st |
7 | Brandon Aiyuk | Arizona State | Early 2nd |
8 | K.J. Hamler | Penn State | Early 2nd |
9 | Michael Pittman, Jr. | USC | Early 2nd |
10 | Jalen Reagor | TCU | Early 2nd |
11 | Denzel Mims | Baylor | Mid 2nd |
12 | Devin Duvernay | Texas | Late 2nd |
13 | Donovan Peoples-Jones | Michigan | Late 2nd |
14 | Chase Claypool | Notre Dame | Late 2nd |
15 | Tyler Johnson | Minnesota | 3rd |
16 | Antonio Gandy-Golden | Liberty | 3rd-4th |
17 | Van Jefferson | Florida | 3rd-4th |
18 | K.J. Hill | Ohio State | 4th |
19 | Bryan Edwards | South Carolina | 4th-5th |
20 | James Proche | SMU | 5th |
This might be the best receiver class I’ve ever seen. Jerry Jeudy reminds me quite a bit of another Alabama product, Julio Jones. He makes my top 5 overall prospects. Oklahoma’s CeeDee Lamb is just a hair behind him. I’ve got him in my top 10. Henry Ruggs, also from Alabama, is a speedster who will give defenses fits. This class is very deep, with 14 players earning 1st or 2nd-round grades from your author. Penn State’s K.J. Hamler should be available in round 2; his hands leave something to be desired, but his tape reminds of Tyreek Hill. Devin Duvernay was extremely productive for the Longhorns and turned in a great Combine. Donovan Peoples-Jones from Michigan leaped almost out of the building in Indianapolis. He also ran well, leading your author to believe that his lack of production in the Maize and Blue was a product of dysfunction in the offense and at the QB position, rather than an issue with the former 5-star recruit.
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