Philadelphia Eagles: Ranking NFL Draft’s top 20 wide receivers
. . . Lynn Bowden, Kentucky. 14. player. 833
The versatile Lynn Bowden showed some ability for the Kentucky Wildcats as he played both the wide receiver position and quarterback position. When lined up on the outside, he hauled in 30 receptions and racked up 348 yards and a touchdown in the process.
As a runner, he picked up 1,468 yards on 185 attempts with 13 touchdowns. He figures to be drafted sometime around Round 4 or later.
. Laviska Shenault, Colorado. 13. player. 857. .
Yes, Laviska Shenault would be ranked higher if he didn’t have the injury concerns. He had surgery after the NFL Scouting Combine and should be ready for the start of the 2020 regular season, but it’s safe to assume that all of the questions will result in a later selection.
He may have been a first-round selection if there weren’t any.
Tyler Johnson, Minnesota. 12. player. 852. . .
The only flaw in Tyler Johnson‘s resume is the fact that he played for the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Had he been with one of the premier programs, everyone would be losing their minds over this kid right now.
Here’s someone that everyone should have on their draft board.