In what many consider the best wide receiver class since 2014, there is endless variability in the rankings after the top trio of Oklahoma's CeeDee Lamb and the Alabama duo of Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs. Some prefer the athletic prototypes such as Baylor's Denzel Mims and Clemson's Tee Higgins, whereas others prefer the safety in sure-handed players such as USC's Michael Pittman Jr. and LSU's Justin Jefferson. With starting-quality options of all makes and models set to go in the first two days of the draft, ranking the fourth through tenth (or so) wide receivers in this class comes down to preference and what is believed to be fixable once each player enters the NFL.
Futures: Arizona State WR Brandon Aiyuk
