NFL draft season is nearly upon us. And with that comes the PFF NFL Draft Guide, which comes loaded with scouting reports and advanced data on the class' top draft prospects.
Here are the top 10 wide receivers in this year's draft class, per PFF's NFL Draft Guide.
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1. Quentin Johnston, TCU
BIG BOARD RANK: 8
It's all there. Johnston has every uncoachable physical tool.
2. Jordan Addison, USC
BIG BOARD RANK: 17
Addison has one of the higher floors among receivers in the draft class due to his blend of route-running chops and all-around athleticism.
3. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State
BIG BOARD RANK: 20
If you don't have a well-defined slot role in your offense, JSN isn't worth a first-rounder. If you do, he should be your WR1.
4. Zay Flowers, Boston College
BIG BOARD RANK: 22
You want to add dynamism to your offense? Flowers is your guy.
5. Tank Dell, Houston
BIG BOARD RANK: 37
Everyone is looking for speed and separation ability nowadays, and Dell ticks those boxes. Just know he comes with certain role limitations.
6. Josh Downs, North Carolina
BIG BOARD RANK: 40
Downs ticks a lot of the boxes for an old-school slot receiver, but the days of tiny slot-only receivers are in the past for most offenses.
7. Kayshon Boutte, LSU
BIG BOARD RANK: 56
8. Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee
BIG BOARD RANK: 68
Hyatt's speed is NFL-ready, but the rest of his tape shows a project as a route-runner.
9. Michael Wilson, Stanford
BIG BOARD RANK: 76
10. Rashee Rice, SMU
BIG BOARD RANK: 81
While Rice's high-end is debatable, he has a high floor and is one of the more NFL-ready receivers in the class.
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