Wide Receiver Rankings
Rk Player School
Rating
1. Dez Bryant Oklahoma State
93
2. Golden Tate Notre Dame
91
3. Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech
90
4. Arrelious Benn Illinois
88
5. Brandon LaFell Georgia Tech
84
6. Damian Williams USC
79
7. Eric Decker Minnesota
77
8. Taylor Price Ohio
76
9. Jordan Shipley Texas
75
10. Carlton Mitchell South Florida
75
11. Riley Cooper Florida
74
12. Blair White Michigan State
73
13. Andre Roberts Citadel
72
14. Marcus Easley Connecticut
71
15. Mardy Gilyard Cincinnati
70
16. Jacoby Ford Clemson
69
17. Dezmon Briscoe Kansas
69
18. Freddie Barnes Bowling Green
67
19. Seyi Ajirotutu Fresno State
66
20. Jeremy Williams Tulane
65
21. Danario Alexander Missouri
64
22. Antonio Brown Central Michigan
62
23. Joe Webb UAB
61
24. David Reed Utah
59
25. Armanti Edwards Appalachian State
58
26. Emmanuel Sanders SMU
57
27. Roberto Wallace San Diego State
55
28. Scott Long Louisville
52
29. David Gettis Baylor
51
30. Shay Hodge Mississippi
50
31. Mike Williams Syracuse
45
32. Kerry Meier Kansas
45
33. Kyle Williams Arizona State
45
34. Donald Jones Youngstown State
45
35. Terrence Austin UCLA
45
36. Duke Calhoun Memphis
45
37. Marc Mariani Montana
45
38. Juamorris Stewart Southern
45
39. Chris McGaha Arizona State
45
40. Jeremy Horne-Murdock Massachusetts
45
41. Alrich Arnett West Virginia
45
42. Jeff Moturi UTEP
45
43. Aiona Key Utah
35
44. Kevin Jurovich San Jose State
35
45. David Nelson Florida
35
46. Edward Morton-Green Morgan State
35
47. Ray Small Ohio State
35
48. Terrell Hudgins Elon
35
49. Chastin West Fresno State
35
50. Ryan Wolfe UNLV
35

Demaryius Thomas WR Georgia Tech #8

Ht: 6'3
Wt: 229
Strengths:
Elite size. Has the strength to fight through press coverage. Impressive leaping ability; has the ability to go up and make plays in traffic. Has a knack for making difficult catches.
Weaknesses:
Speed is marginal. Played in the triple-option offense the past two seasons and has a limited knowledge of the routes he'll be expected to run in the NFL. Hands are inconsistent; has a tendency to catch with his body and drop too many easy catches.
Comments:
Thomas' size makes him an intriguing prospect, but there are serious concerns about his ability to transition to the pro game. He likely won't be an instant-impact player due to the fact that he'll need plenty of coaching on his route running. His limited speed further adds doubt to his ability to take his game to the next level. He does have plenty of upside though, and could be worst a late 2nd-round pick if the team is willing to be patient and let him develop.


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