2009 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings 

Top 10 Wide Receivers

These are the very best football players that will be draft eligible in 2009, from the biggest state universities to the smallest colleges. We can include over 300 programs from major schools like Texas and Missouri, to smaller schools like The Citadel.

These prospects are loosely ranked, as it's still early in the draft process and their draft stock will fluctuate. Check back frequently, as we intend to update these rankings often.

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Top 10 Flankers & Split Ends:

1. Brandon LaFell Louisiana State University
2. Marshwan Gilyard University of Cincinnati
3. Eric Decker University of Minnesota Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers & Minnesota Twins
4. Jeff Cumberland University of Illinois Very Likely N.F.L. Tight End or H-Back
5. Chris McGaha Arizona State University
6. Mike Williams Syracuse University
7. Shay Hodge University of Mississippi
8. Danario Alexender University of Missouri
9. Blair White Michigan State University
10. Jeremy Williams Tulane University


Top Slot Receivers:

1. Jacoby Ford Clemson University Kick Return Specialist
2. Jordan Shipley Arizona
3. Andre Roberts The Citadel
4. Dexter McCluster University of Mississippi Potential Kick Return Specialist/Tailback
5. Preston Parker North Alabama University Florida State Transfer


DD.comment: With so many N.F.L. teams using multiple wide receiver formations, Slot Receivers have basically become 12th Starters on offense for many teams...All the slot receivers listed above have the "potential" to start in two wide reciver formations in the N.F.L. We tend to rank shorter receivers (5' 11" or smaller), with exceptional quickness and reliable hands as top slot receivers.


Also See:

Big School Surprise WR

Small School Sleeper WR


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