Back in 2004, Arizona selected Larry Fitzgerald with the third overall pick. Over the past 50 years, that 2004 class was the only with seven wide receivers selected in the first round. During that span, six other draft classes had six first-round receivers.
Despite the home-run pick at the top in Fitzgerald and the six other first-rounders, the 2004 class was relatively mediocre.
The 2020 group may turn out to be the best receiver draft class ever and has a chance to challenge—or tie—that group for the most first-round receivers. Regardless of how many are selected in the first round, the class is strong at the top with impressive depth throughout the draft.