The Top 7 Wide Receivers in the 2021 NFL Draft
The 2020 draft class was hinted to have the best wide receiver group in history. This year’s class seems to be potentially even better, especially at the top.
The 2020 draft class was hinted to have the best wide receiver group in history. This year’s class seems to be potentially even better, especially at the top.
The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
Monstrosity alert! Penei Sewell is an absolute beast. He is young, athletic, and straight-up dangerous. Like Quenton Nelson coming out of Notre Dame, many think Sewell already is projected to wear a gold jacket at the end of his career.
Each year, there are plenty of players that gain some steam pre-draft and shoot up draft boards. Whether that be as a result of a good pro day or other factors, it always happens. In Kelvin Joseph’s case, he has skyrocketed up draft boards because of his potential.
There were a couple of quick NFL Draft trades today between the 49ers, Eagles, and Dolphins. How does this affect each team’s future?
With the NFL turning to more three wide receiver sets or 11 personnel, teams need to have depth and versatility at the wide receiver position. While Amari Rodgers isn’t an elite wide receiver prospect, he has the skill set to be a 10-12 year NFL starter.
The odds-on favorite to be selected first overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2021 NFL Draft, Trevor Lawrence is regarded by many as the best quarterback prospect since Peyton Manning.
You can’t teach natural athleticism, which is what makes Josh Imatorbhebhe so intriguing. On the Illinois Pro Day, Imatorbhebhe made headlines and had a vertical leap of 46.5”, which would have broken the NFL combine record had there been a combine.
Jevon Holland is as versatile as it gets when it comes to this defensive class. Playing boundary corner, slot corner, and strong safety for the Oregon Ducks certainly create quite a nice foundation for the next level.
It’s been a little over a week since free agency has begun, and most of the big-name free agents have signed new contracts. As we wind down the month of March, we are counting the days till the 2021 NFL Draft. While plenty can change between now and the last weekend in April, we now have a better idea of what holes each team needs to fill.
After the first five quarterbacks, the 2021 class takes a steep drop-off. Feleipe Franks is looking to be the best of the quarterbacks taken after the first round.
Jaelan Phillips was once the top recruit in his class. After medically retiring from football due to concussions, he returned and produced immediately for the Miami Hurricanes and is now looking to the NFL Draft.
The 2020 draft class was hinted to have the best wide receiver group in history. This year’s class seems to be potentially even better, especially at the top.
The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
Monstrosity alert! Penei Sewell is an absolute beast. He is young, athletic, and straight-up dangerous. Like Quenton Nelson coming out of Notre Dame, many think Sewell already is projected to wear a gold jacket at the end of his career.
Each year, there are plenty of players that gain some steam pre-draft and shoot up draft boards. Whether that be as a result of a good pro day or other factors, it always happens. In Kelvin Joseph’s case, he has skyrocketed up draft boards because of his potential.
There were a couple of quick NFL Draft trades today between the 49ers, Eagles, and Dolphins. How does this affect each team’s future?
With the NFL turning to more three wide receiver sets or 11 personnel, teams need to have depth and versatility at the wide receiver position. While Amari Rodgers isn’t an elite wide receiver prospect, he has the skill set to be a 10-12 year NFL starter.
The odds-on favorite to be selected first overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2021 NFL Draft, Trevor Lawrence is regarded by many as the best quarterback prospect since Peyton Manning.
You can’t teach natural athleticism, which is what makes Josh Imatorbhebhe so intriguing. On the Illinois Pro Day, Imatorbhebhe made headlines and had a vertical leap of 46.5”, which would have broken the NFL combine record had there been a combine.
Jevon Holland is as versatile as it gets when it comes to this defensive class. Playing boundary corner, slot corner, and strong safety for the Oregon Ducks certainly create quite a nice foundation for the next level.
It’s been a little over a week since free agency has begun, and most of the big-name free agents have signed new contracts. As we wind down the month of March, we are counting the days till the 2021 NFL Draft. While plenty can change between now and the last weekend in April, we now have a better idea of what holes each team needs to fill.
After the first five quarterbacks, the 2021 class takes a steep drop-off. Feleipe Franks is looking to be the best of the quarterbacks taken after the first round.
Jaelan Phillips was once the top recruit in his class. After medically retiring from football due to concussions, he returned and produced immediately for the Miami Hurricanes and is now looking to the NFL Draft.
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