Draft Wide Recievers ranked

Jimreaper007 · #1 01-09-2005, 07:45 AM

*- indicates underclassmen

Braylon Edwards 6-3, 210 4.45 Michigan
*Mike Williams 6-4, 225 4.65 Southern California
Mark Clayton 5-10, 185 4.45 Oklahoma
Vincent Jackson 6-5, 225 4.55 Northern Colorado
Roddy White 6-1, 200 4.45 Alabama-Birmingham
*Troy Williamson 6-2, 200 South Carolina
*Chris Henry 6-4, 200 West Virginia
J.R. Russell 6-3, 205 4.55 Louisville
Terrance Murphy 6-0, 190 4.44 Texas A&M
Taylor Stubblefield 6-1, 175 Purdue (X)
Craig Bragg 6-1, 200 4.50 UCLA
Geoff McArthur 6-1, 200 California (X)
Mark Bradley 6-2, 190 Oklahoma
Reggie Brown 6-1, 200 4.48 Georgia
Craphonso Thorpe 6-1, 195 4.45 Florida State (X)
*Larry Brackins 6-5, 220 4.45 Pearl River CC
*Dante Ridgeway 6-1, 200 Ball State
Courtney Roby 6-0, 185 4.40 Indiana
Jason Anderson 6-2, 195 Wake Forest
Roydell Williams 6-2, 200 Tulane
Lance Moore 5-11, 185 4.50 Toledo
Airese Curry 5-11, 185 4.40 Clemson
Tab Perry 6-2, 200 4.60 UCLA
Charles Frederick 5-10, 180 4.58 Washington (X)
Matt Jones 6-5, 235 Arkansas (QB)
Fred Gibson 6-4, 195 4.50 Georgia
Kerry Wright 5-9, 180 Middle Tennessee State
Jerome Mathis 6-0, 185 4.40 Hampton
Hannibal Thomas 6-3, 205 Cincinnati
Nehemiah Glover 5-8, 180 Texas Tech
Earvin Johnson 6-2, 200 UNLV
Josh Davis 6-1, 185 4.55 Marshall
Keron Henry 6-2, 220 UConn
Brandon Jones 6-2, 200 4.48 Oklahoma
Chauncey Stovall 6-1, 215 Florida State
Chad Owens 5-9, 185 4.62 Hawaii
Paris Warren 6-0, 215 Utah
T.J. Acree 5-10, 185 Boise State
Dan Sheldon 5-11, 175 Northern Illinois (KR)
Brandon Rideau 6-3, 190 Kansas
Paris Hamilton 6-1, 195 Minnesota (X)
Chris Bush 6-2, 205 Tulane
Efrem Hill 6-1, 175 4.60 Samford
LeRon McCoy 6-2, 200 4.45 Indiana (Pa)
Cole Magner 6-2, 185 Bowling Green
Tres Moses 5-10, 180 Rutgers

Beast56Redskin · #2 01-09-2005, 10:13 AM

is that larry brackens stuff true? why isnt he ranked higher at 6-5 w/4.45?

2Cooley · #3 01-09-2005, 10:24 AM

Vincent jackson is a beast

split3clemente · #4 01-09-2005, 03:31 PM

im on the troy williamson bandwagon

smoot · #5 01-09-2005, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by split3clemente

im on the troy williamson bandwagon

hop on the bus my friend

BRAVEONAWARPATH · #6 01-09-2005, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by smoot

hop on the bus my friend

Yep

smoak · #7 01-10-2005, 07:03 AM

Wow, I never realized how slow Mike Williams is? Scratch him off my list... If we take a WR at some point, I want at least some speed on the field.

Of course I'll wait to see combine and workout results first but...

GolfFreak · #8 01-10-2005, 07:36 AM

Nice list ... I really don't see us using our #1 pick on a WR though, maybe our 3rd/4th rounder (if we have one?).

kaiser · #9 01-10-2005, 07:57 AM

I'm pretty sure he clocked a 4.58 last year. Besides, Boldin (AZ) and Rice both ran in the 4.7s - go figure.

smoak · #10 01-10-2005, 08:14 AM

Good point Kaiser.... Now that the DE from BC is not coming oiut, I might lean towards getting a WR... Who knows?

champisachump · #11 01-14-2005, 11:53 AM

Of course I like Mike Williams, but maybe he does not fit Gibb's system or is not what we need at this point. We could possibly do what dallas did last year with passing on stephen jackson and trading down to get julius jones who seems to fit dallas's system perfectly. This way skins could get what they need and also fill any other pass rushing need.

Meatsnack · #12 01-14-2005, 01:16 PM

In his pro-day workouts last year, Mike Williams ran a 4.56. The thing is, look at him in a game and he isn't slow by any stretch. He ran right by some pretty good corners, Michigan's and several Pac 10 teams' among them. I have a feeling that he is one of those guys who is strong enough to run as fast in pads as he does in shorts, while a little guy might get slowed down more by the extra weight.

The thing I like about Williams is that I don't think I've ever seen him drop a ball. I live out is SoCal and I got to watch him quite a bit over two seasons and the guy has incredible hands. He's like 50/50's evil (good?) twin.

lakeskin · #13 01-14-2005, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Meatsnack

In his pro-day workouts last year, Mike Williams ran a 4.56. The thing is, look at him in a game and he isn't slow by any stretch. He ran right by some pretty good corners, Michigan's and several Pac 10 teams' among them. I have a feeling that he is one of those guys who is strong enough to run as fast in pads as he does in shorts, while a little guy might get slowed down more by the extra weight.

The thing I like about Williams is that I don't think I've ever seen him drop a ball. I live out is SoCal and I got to watch him quite a bit over two seasons and the guy has incredible hands. He's like 50/50's evil (good?) twin.

Great analysis. He is quicker and faster than people give him credit for. I never saw Mike drop a ball and he made one handed catches look routine.

The biggest problem with the Skins recievers last year was dropped passses. And in sports things can become contagious for some reason. One guy drops a pass, then another guy, it just snowballs. Did you see Seattle in their playoff game? We need a guy that will consistently go out and make the routine and the tough catches. And say goodbye to the red zone woes.

Gibbs4Life · #14 01-14-2005, 05:10 PM

That vincent guy looks like a beast on paper. Has anyone ever seen him play?

Jimreaper007 · #15 01-14-2005, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Gibbs4Life

That vincent guy looks like a beast on paper. Has anyone ever seen him play?

I have not..but you gotta admit the stats look impressive...

One scary sidenote: Wasn't Westbrook from Colorado?