The NFL Combine is approaching as we head toward the NFL Draft in April. Here’s where I stand on the top 10 at each position, continuing today with the wide receivers.
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1. Drake London, USCÂ Â
It’s not an easy call at the top, but with his long frame and potential to be a Mike Evans-type player at the NFL level, London has the most upside.
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2. Garrett Wilson, Ohio State Â
Wilson is athletic, and he's very good at adjusting to the ball and making tough catches. He’s also a dangerous downfield threat.
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3. Jameson Williams, Alabama
The knee injury in the title game is unfortunate because Williams was making a case for No. 1 here, but he shouldn't lose any of his dynamic speed.
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4. Chris Olave, Ohio State
The best technician in the group, Olave does everything well and just needs to run a great time to surprise some ahead of him. He’s a sure first-rounder.
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5. Treylon Burks, Arkansas
Another first-rounder, Burks has the upside to be on top of this list because he’s the most physical of the bunch.
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6. Jahan Dotson, Penn State Â
I love Dotson, and his lack of size isn’t an issue for me, but he could slip to the second round because of it.
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7. David Bell, Purdue
Bell just produces consistently and makes difficult catches look easy, but somehow he just doesn’t pop out as consistently as you’d like. But he will be a second-round steal.
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8. John Metchie, Alabama Â
Like Williams, his late-season injury will be a question mark, but he could be coveted in the second round.
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9. Wan’Dale Robinson, Kentucky Â
Arguably the most dynamic and flashy of the receivers, his ability in the return game is beneficial as well.
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10. George Pickens, GeorgiaÂ
If he didn’t miss most of last season with an injury he’d be battling for No. 1. He’s that good.
