Updated: August 22, 2008, 4:49 PM ET
Thin on top, but still plenty of value at receiver
For the second year in a row the draft is well-stocked at wideout but with few premier talents, writes Todd McShay.
By Todd McShayA prominent storyline from the 2008 NFL draft was that no wide receivers were taken in Round 1, something that hadn't occurred since 1990. Two factors were to blame: strength of class and positional emphasis.
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