Garrett 

Wilson

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His three-year grade of 85.4 ranks 22nd-best among wide receivers with at least 500 routes run. A few of the wide receivers ahead of him are older, declining receivers, and some are coming back from injury, so it’s fair to expect Wilson to be considered at least a top-20 wide receiver, if not top 15.

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He could see more playing time in the slot, as his new offensive coordinator, Tanner Engstrand, worked for several years with Amon-Ra St. Brown. Wilson has 1.97 yards per route run from the slot compared to 1.54 out wide during his career.

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He reunites with his college quarterback, Justin Fields. That and the loss of Davante Adams should lead to a new career-high in target rate. However, Fields takes a high amount of sacks and scrambles, which will likely lead to fewer passes ending up in a targeted route.