We continue our series of SEC player rankings (quarterbacks were first, then running backs) by looking at wide receivers and tight ends.
The SEC has two of the best receivers in the nation, as well as two tight ends who should be extremely productive. But there’s just one returning 1,000-yard receiver, and there are a handful of players on our list who must make the jump from complementary guy to go-to receiver.
Here are the SEC wide receiver rankings for the 2017 season; following the wide receiver rankings, we list the top five tight ends in the league.