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This year's wide receiver class, which has been widely hyped for its depth and talent, reminds Jacksonville Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell of the 2014 NFL draft, when five wideouts went in the first round.
"It's very deep, and I think you will see some [wide receivers] that go undrafted and have really good careers, and you’ll see some players in the later rounds that will come in and make an immediate impact," Caldwell told John Reid of the Florida Times-Union. "Definitely top-heavy in the first round, and then you have four or five guys in each round that you will feel good about drafting.