2011 NFL Draft by Position - Wide Receivers

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Drafted Wide Receivers
NAMEPOSSCHOOLROUNDPK(OVR)TEAM
 A.J. GreenWRGeorgia14(4)Cincinnati
 Julio JonesWRAlabama16(6)Atlanta
 Jonathan BaldwinWRPittsburgh126(26)Kansas City
 Titus YoungWRBoise State212(44)Detroit
 Torrey SmithWRMaryland226(58)Baltimore
 Greg LittleWRNorth Carolina227(59)Cleveland
 Randall CobbWRKentucky232(64)Green Bay
 Austin PettisWRBoise State314(78)St. Louis
 Leonard HankersonWRMiami (FL)315(79)Washington
 Vincent BrownWRSan Diego State318(82)San Diego
 Jerrel JerniganWRTroy319(83)NY Giants
 Kris DurhamWRGeorgia410(107)Seattle
 Edmond GatesWRAbilene Christian414(111)Miami
 Gregory SalasWRHawaii415(112)St. Louis
 Cecil ShortsWRMount Union417(114)Jacksonville
 Tandon DossWRIndiana426(123)Baltimore
 Kealoha PilaresWRHawaii51(132)Carolina
 Denarius MooreWRTennessee517(148)Oakland
 Jeremy KerleyWRTCU522(153)NY Jets
 Niles PaulWRNebraska524(155)Washington
 Ryan WhalenWRStanford62(167)Cincinnati
 Dwayne HarrisWREast Carolina611(176)Dallas
 Aldrick RobinsonWRSouthern Methodist613(178)Washington
 Ronald JohnsonWRUSC617(182)San Francisco
 Scotty McKnightWRColorado724(227)NY Jets
 Stephen BurtonWRWest Texas A&M733(236)Minnesota
 David AusberryWRUSC738(241)Oakland
 Demarco SampsonWRSan Diego State746(249)Arizona
Wide Receivers
NAMEPOSHTWTSCHOOLGRADEPOS RANKOVR RANK
Kristopher AdamsWR6'3½"194UTEPInsider Only
Darvin AdamsWR6'2⅛"190AuburnInsider Only
Kamar AikenWR6'0½"218UCFInsider Only
Joe AllariaWR6'0½"195Southern IllinoisInsider Only
Isaac AndersonWR5'9" 176WisconsinInsider Only
David AusberryWR6'3" 233USCInsider Only
Marquis AveryWR6'2" 197San Jose StateInsider Only
Perry BakerWR6'0¼"168Fairmont StateInsider Only
Doug BaldwinWR5'9¾"192StanfordInsider Only
Jonathan BaldwinWR6'4⅜"228PittsburghInsider Only
Demario BallardWR6'5" 218Western OregonInsider Only
Dominique BarnesWR5'9" 183Youngstown StateInsider Only
Leon BerryWR6'0" 193Mississippi StateInsider Only
Armon BinnsWR6'3" 209CincinnatiInsider Only
Daniel BlackledgeWR5'11½"177Washington StateInsider Only
Michael BlanchardWR5'9¾"187HillsdaleInsider Only
Dontavia BoganWR6'0" 186South FloridaInsider Only
Rodney BradleyWR5'11½"195HawaiiInsider Only
Lavon BrazillWR5'10⅝"186OhioInsider Only
Vincent BrownWR5'11" 184San Diego StateInsider Only
DeAndre BrownWR6'5⅝"233Southern MissInsider Only
Stephen BurtonWR6'1⅜"221West Texas A&MInsider Only
Jason CaldwellWR5'9" 175FordhamInsider Only
Brandon CalebWR6'0" 192OklahomaInsider Only
Cordario CalvinWR6'2" 212Belhaven CollegeInsider Only
Jeffrey CameronWR6'0½"190Jacksonville StateInsider Only
Michael CampbellWR6'1½"210TempleInsider Only
Adrian CannonWR6'1½"206MarylandInsider Only
Keith CarlosWR6'1" 193PurdueInsider Only
John ChilesWR6'2" 217TexasInsider Only
A.J. ClaycombWR5'11½"184Mount UnionInsider Only
James ClevelandWR6'0" 197HoustonInsider Only
Randall CobbWR5'10¼"191KentuckyInsider Only
Landon CoxWR6'3" 218Northern IllinoisInsider Only
Robert Darby-Mc NairWR5'8½"177MorehouseInsider Only
Andrew DavisWR6'1" 213OregonInsider Only
Delashaun DeanWR6'3" 212ArizonaInsider Only
Mark DellWR6'0¼"193Michigan StateInsider Only
Daniel DepalmaWR5'11" 200West ChesterInsider Only
Tandon DossWR6'2" 201IndianaInsider Only
Kareem DunlapWR6'0½"180BenedictInsider Only
Kris DurhamWR6'5¼"214GeorgiaInsider Only
Xavier DyeWR6'4½"210ClemsonInsider Only
Greg EllingsonWR6'3" 199Florida InternationalInsider Only
Jarred FaysonWR6'0" 213IllinoisInsider Only
Elliott FinkleyWR5'5" 158JacksonvilleInsider Only
Edmond GatesWR5'11¾"192Abilene ChristianInsider Only
David GilreathWR5'9" 172WisconsinInsider Only
D'Andre GoodwinWR5'10⅜"186WashingtonInsider Only
Jamaree GordonWR5'8" 188Kentucky StateInsider Only
Kevin GraysonWR6'2" 201RichmondInsider Only
A.J. GreenWR6'3⅝"211GeorgiaInsider Only
Eric GreenwoodWR6'6" 222IdahoInsider Only
Tori GurleyWR6'4⅛"216South CarolinaInsider Only
Jamel HamlerWR6'1" 193Fresno StateInsider Only
Leonard HankersonWR6'1½"209Miami (FL)Insider Only
Darius HanksWR6'0" 185AlabamaInsider Only
Dwayne HarrisWR5'10⅜"203East CarolinaInsider Only
Marcus HarrisWR6'0⅞"187Murray StateInsider Only
Mantwan HarrisWR6'4" 183Albany State (GA)Insider Only
Joe HastingsWR5'11½"187WashburnInsider Only
Vidal HazeltonWR6'2" 210CincinnatiInsider Only
Will HenryWR6'5" 216NebraskaInsider Only
Cicory HillaryWR5'8" 161Appalachian StateInsider Only
Joseph HillsWR6'3½"204Tennessee StateInsider Only
Andre HolmesWR6'4⅜"210HillsdaleInsider Only
Jamal JacksonWR5'9" 165North TexasInsider Only
Lester JeanWR6'3" 215Florida AtlanticInsider Only
Kyle JeffersonWR6'3" 184WisconsinInsider Only
Roderick JeffersonWR6'4½"233LambuthInsider Only
Jerrel JerniganWR5'8⅞"185TroyInsider Only
Trae JohnsonWR5'10½"187TulsaInsider Only
Dominique JohnsonWR6'3" 231Cal PolyInsider Only
Ronald JohnsonWR5'11¼"199USCInsider Only
Derrell Johnson-KoulianosWR5'11¾"204IowaInsider Only
Gerald JonesWR5'10⅛"196TennesseeInsider Only
Andre JonesWR5'10¼"186AkronInsider Only
Julio JonesWR6'2¾"220AlabamaInsider Only
Duval KamaraWR6'3½"222Notre DameInsider Only
Jeremy KelleyWR6'5" 218MaineInsider Only
Austin KellyWR6'2" 205DukeInsider Only
Cameron KennyWR6'0" 192OklahomaInsider Only
Jeremy KerleyWR5'9½"189TCUInsider Only
James KirkendollWR5'11" 182TexasInsider Only
Ellis KroutWR6'2½"183Wesley CollegeInsider Only
Jeremy LaFranceWR6'0" 196AkronInsider Only
Kody LemondWR5'9" 172Wabash CollegeInsider Only
David LeonardWR6'2½"203WyomingInsider Only
Lyle LeongWR5'11½"176Texas TechInsider Only
Detron LewisWR5'11" 211Texas TechInsider Only
Greg LittleWR6'2½"231North CarolinaInsider Only
Phillip LivasWR5'7⅝"176Louisiana TechInsider Only
Ricardo LocketteWR6'2⅛"211Fort Valley StateInsider Only
Anthony LoveWR6'1½"206South FloridaInsider Only
Darrell MadryWR5'11½"167Missouri ValleyInsider Only
Jeffrey MaehlWR6'0⅞"190OregonInsider Only
Dexter ManleyWR6'1" 189Elizabeth City StateInsider Only
Kevon MasonWR6'3½"226New HampshireInsider Only
Darius MathisWR5'9¾"169Alabama StateInsider Only
Chris MatthewsWR6'5" 224KentuckyInsider Only
Terrence McCraeWR6'2½"195OhioInsider Only
Edward McGeeWR6'3" 205IllinoisInsider Only
Scotty McKnightWR5'10¼"182ColoradoInsider Only
Mico McSwainWR6'2" 205North AlabamaInsider Only
Denarius MooreWR5'11⅝"194TennesseeInsider Only
Carl MooreWR6'2½"222FloridaInsider Only
Terrance MooreWR6'0½"175 Insider Only
Larrone MooreWR6'0" 185Delaware StateInsider Only
Hakeem MooreWR5'10¼"170TowsonInsider Only
Joseph MorganWR6'0½"189WalshInsider Only
Johdrick MorrisWR6'2" 222Southern MissInsider Only
Orenthal MurdockWR5'10½"197Fort Hays StateInsider Only
Juan NelsonWR5'9¾"181MassachusettsInsider Only
Jamar NewsomeWR6'0½"200UCFInsider Only
Juan NunezWR6'0½"178Western MichiganInsider Only
Justin OreWR6'2" 195Western OregonInsider Only
Troy PascleyWR6'1⅝"201LouisvilleInsider Only
Niles PaulWR6'0⅞"224NebraskaInsider Only
Josue PaulWR5'11" 214Central Connecticut StateInsider Only
Trey PeacockWR6'2" 211PrincetonInsider Only
Austin PettisWR6'2⅝"209Boise StateInsider Only
Mike PhillipsWR6'0½"192Weber StateInsider Only
Kealoha PilaresWR5'9⅞"199HawaiiInsider Only
Marquell PittmanWR6'1" 203Western CarolinaInsider Only
Kitoko PoblahWR6'1" 212Central MichiganInsider Only
Jessie PokuWR6'1" 212Eastern New MexicoInsider Only
Tysson PootsWR6'1½"224Southern UtahInsider Only
David PressleyWR5'9½"192NewberryInsider Only
Michael PrestonWR6'3½"201HeidelbergInsider Only
Tyrone ProntyWR5'11½"188Bowling GreenInsider Only
Raymond RadwayWR6'2" 193Abilene ChristianInsider Only
Xavier RamboWR5'10¼"197Delta StateInsider Only
Jevaughn ReamsWR6'1" 195Bethune-CookmanInsider Only
Brandyn ReedWR6'1½"187Cal PolyInsider Only
Aldrick RobinsonWR5'9⅝"184Southern MethodistInsider Only
Armand RobinsonWR5'11½"203Miami (OH)Insider Only
Casey RobottomWR5'10" 177TulaneInsider Only
Jamal RogersWR5'9⅞"168Miami (OH)Insider Only
James RogersWR6'1" 186MichiganInsider Only
Jeremy RossWR5'11⅞"212CaliforniaInsider Only
Gregory SalasWR6'1⅛"210HawaiiInsider Only
Demarco SampsonWR6'2" 204San Diego StateInsider Only
Jockee SandersWR5'6⅛"181West VirginiaInsider Only
Dane SanzenbacherWR5'11⅜"182Ohio StateInsider Only
Cordarol ScalesWR6'2½"218Fort Hays StateInsider Only
Livingston SenatusWR6'2" 213Western IllinoisInsider Only
Maurice ShawWR6'2½"202IdahoInsider Only
Cecil ShortsWR5'11¾"205Mount UnionInsider Only
Mychal SkinnerWR6'2" 221 Insider Only
Keith SmithWR6'2½"224PurdueInsider Only
Cortez SmithWR6'2" 183PurdueInsider Only
Torrey SmithWR6'0⅞"204MarylandInsider Only
Courtney SmithWR6'4" 220South AlabamaInsider Only
Antoine SmithsonWR5'10½"212UtahInsider Only
Owen SpencerWR6'1⅞"195North Carolina StateInsider Only
Giovanni StanleyWR6'2½"219WhittierInsider Only
Gerald StevensonWR5'8⅝"165Charleston SouthernInsider Only
Markeith SummersWR6'2¼"201MississippiInsider Only
Justin ThomasWR6'0½"194MorehouseInsider Only
Terrence ToliverWR6'3½"212LSUInsider Only
Terrance TurnerWR6'1¾"220IndianaInsider Only
Franklin WatersWR6'0½"197Mars HillInsider Only
Aaron WeaverWR6'1½"219SyracuseInsider Only
Christopher WellingtonWR6'0" 192NevadaInsider Only
Ryan WhalenWR6'1⅛"202StanfordInsider Only
Jordan WhiteWR5'11½"216Western MichiganInsider Only
Aj WhitmoreWR5'8" 172TulsaInsider Only
Jarvis WilliamsWR6'3½"218North Carolina StateInsider Only
Marshall WilliamsWR6'0¾"188Wake ForestInsider Only
Darnel WilliamsWR6'3½"222LIU-C.W. PostInsider Only
Laquan WilliamsWR6'1" 191MarylandInsider Only
Bryan WilliamsWR5'10⅝"202New MexicoInsider Only
Johnathan WilsonWR6'1" 195KansasInsider Only
Devon WylieWR5'9" 184Fresno StateInsider Only
Titus YoungWR5'11⅜"174Boise StateInsider Only
Jimmy YoungWR6'0" 204TCUInsider Only
Terrell ZacheryWR5'11" 208AuburnInsider Only
Graham ZugWR6'2" 182Penn StateInsider Only
Grading Scale
  • 90-100 Rare Prospect
    Player demonstrates rare abilities and can create mismatches that have an obvious impact on the game. Is a premier college player that has all the skill to take over a game and play at a championship level. He rates in the top 5 players in the nation at his position and is considered a first round draft prospect.
  • 80-89 Outstanding Prospect
    Player has abilities to create mismatches versus most opponents in the NFL. A feature player that has an impact on the outcome of the game. Cannot be shut down by a single player and plays on a consistent level week in and week out. He rates in the top 10 at his position and is considered a second round draft prospect.
  • 70-79 Solid Prospect
    Still a standout player at the college level that is close to being an elite player. He has no glaring weaknesses and will usually win his individual matchups, but does not dominate in every game, especially when matched up against the top players in the country. He will usually rate in the top third of players at his position and is considered a third round draft prospect.
  • 60-69 Good Prospect
    This player is an good starter that will give a solid effort week in and week out, but he is overmatched versus the better players in the nation. His weaknesses will be exposed against top competition. He is usually a prospect that is missing something from his game. For example, he has the size and skills to be an outstanding prospect, but lacks the speed. He will usually rate in the top half of the players at his position and is considered a middle round draft choice.
  • 50-59 Adequate Prospect
    These are usually players that play at a high level in college, but lack some measurables or skills to play at that same level in the NFL. He may be a player that has a lot of developmental qualities, or could be a player that will contribute right away on special teams or in a situational capacity. He will usually rate in the second-third at his position and is considered a fifth round draft choice.
  • 21-49 Borderline Draft Prospect
    These are players that teams like something about, but certainly do not have the full package in terms of NFL talent. A lot of times, teams will take chances on character players or developmental type athletes with this grade. And often, these are players that come from smaller schools or did not standout at the college level. NFL teams are looking for 'diamonds in the rough' with this type of prospect. He will usually rate in the bottom third of players at his position and will be considered a late round draft choice or un-drafted free agent.
  • 20 Free Agent Prospect
    These are players that did not make our original 'evaluation list' but are prospects that need to be monitored. Especially in the pre-season, these players will fluctuate up and down depending on performance in their final year of eligibility.
  • 10 Not a legitimate Prospect
    These are players that lack NFL measurables and/or skills. They are players that we feel would not even make a solid contribution as a training camp body.

Analysis by ESPN Scouts Inc.