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Jul 18, 2023 · Denver Broncos. 2h Jeff Legwold and ... scouts rank NFL's top 10 wide receivers for 2023. ... making the task of condensing the landscape into a top 10 an arduous one. Each draft produces several ...
Apr 25, 2023 · Here are SB Nation’s top-15 wide receiver rankings for the 2023 NFL Draft. 15. Kayshon Boutte, LSU. Boutte is an immensely talented receiver, but he is a diva, simply put.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State | Seattle Seahawks. Round 1, Pick 20. Smith-Njigba is a first-round prospect in the 2023 NFL Draft and comes away with a top-25 grade on PFN Draft Analyst Ian Cummings’ personal big board.
- Quentin Johnston, TCU | Los Angeles Chargers. Round 1, Pick 21. Johnston entered the 2022 season as my WR1 in the 2023 NFL Draft. Entering 2023, he remained Cummings’ WR1.
- Zay Flowers, Boston College | Baltimore Ravens. Round 1, Pick 22. After playing at 172 pounds for the majority of his Boston College career, Flowers shocked many with his body transformation at the NFL Combine.
- Jordan Addison, USC | Minnesota Vikings. Round 1, Pick 23. Addison’s average-at-best Combine will leave a sour taste in some analysts’ mouths, but the film takes precedence.
- Quentin Johnston, TCU (Junior | 6-4, 215) 2022 Grade: 76.3. Play Style: True X. Initial Round Projection: Top 10. Physically, there’s nothing close to Johnston in the draft class.
- Zay Flowers, Boston College (Senior | 5-10, 172) 2022 Grade: 75.5. Play Style: Movable Weapon. Initial Round Projection: 1st. In a game played by some spectacular athletes, Flowers’ movement skills are on another level.
- Jordan Addison, USC (Junior | 6-0, 175) 2022 Grade: 81.5. Play Style: Separator. Initial Round Projection: 1st. Addison was the 2021 Biletnikoff Award winner as a true sophomore for Pittsburgh.
- Josh Downs, North Carolina (Junior | 5-10, 175) 2022 Grade: 82.8. Play Style: Underneath Route Runner. Initial Round Projection: 1-2. Downs personifies the term “shifty.”
- Jordan Addison, USC
- Quentin Johnston, TCU
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State
- Zay Flowers, WR, Boston College
- Josh Downs, North Carolina
- Kayshon Boutte, LSU
- Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee
- Rashee Rice, SMU
- Cedric Tillman, Tennessee
- Marvin Mims, Oklahoma
Addison is the type of receiver who plays and moves faster on the field than he runs when not on the field. He profiles as a high-end dynamic slot, much like former Trojans Amon-Ra St. Brown (Lions) and JuJu Smith-Schuster (Patriots). Like St. Brown and Michael Pittman Jr. (Colts), Addison can operate as a clear go-to guy. Mock draft projection: Te...
With his dazzling size-speed profile, Johnston is the pure perimeter vertical threat with classic No. 1 qualities. Not only does he have a knack for making big plays, but he also backs it up with consistent hands before burning with his legs. Mock draft projection: Titans in Round 1
Smith-Njiba can make big plays like a No. 1, much like former Buckeyes teammates Chris Olave (Saints) and Garrett Wilson (Jets). Some think he might be more of a slot option in the NFL, but he also has a takeover mentality all over the field with confidence in his speed, quickness and routes. Mock draft projection: Seahawks in Round 1
Flowers compares favorably to Tyler Lockett (Seahawks). He is a smaller receiver capable of playing outside with the speed and quickness to take any catch the distance. He also has the toughness to add to his burst after catches in the slot. Mock draft projection: Chargers in Round 1
Downs is the classic diminutive dasher for the open field. He uses his impressive athleticism and quickness well to burst downfield when making catches off short-to-intermediate routes. Mock draft projection: Jets in Round 2
Boutte is a well-rounded receiver built to ace the slot in the NFL. He has the right combination of speed, quickness and route-running for such a role. Beyond his toughness inside, he also can sometimes win deep outside. Mock draft projection: Patriots in Round 2
Hyatt's calling card is his top-flight speed, which he used to make plenty of home-run plays in college working with Hendon Hooker. He must get better with his routes and consistency to become a better all-around NFL target. Mock draft projection: Falcons in Round 2
Rice has a strong compact frame with reliable hands to match. He is a savvy and experienced route-runner. His toughness gives him intriguing outside-inside versatility. He also comes into the NFL with a high level of college production. Mock draft projection: Packers in Round 2
Tillman has a bit of Mike Williams (Chargers) in him for his size. He has the speed to be a perimeter vertical threat when needed. Tillman also uses his big frame well to win and finish in the red zone. Mock draft projection: Colts in Round 3
Mims has Day 2 appeal because of his uncanny big-play ability, either stretching the field for deep routes or using his quickness and toughness well after the catch to find extra room in open field. Mock draft projection: Cowboys in Round 3
Apr 29, 2023 · Here's the Broncos' picks, selections and grades for the 2023 NFL Draft. Denver Broncos 2023 NFL Draft picks 2nd Round, No. 63 overall (from Kansas City via Detroit) | Marvin Mims, WR, Oklahoma
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