Wide Receiver Rankings 2022 NFL Draft

WIDE RECEIVER RANKINGS 2022 NFL DRAFT

After the WR drills of the combine, we now regard Drake London and Jameson Williams as the two best NFL prospects - players that we only had second-round grades on at the start of the season.

What also stands out about this year's wide receiver class is size and strength and this is particularly evident with the likely top prospect Garrett Wilson from Ohio State, who is listed at 6’ 0” but plays bigger. He is smooth with great hands and will likely become a quality pro outside receiver. Chris Olave, also from Ohio State could well be the second wideout taken, he’s slightly faster than his teammate, but doesn’t have the power or supreme hands - still, he’s a top prospect and could easily dominate at the next level.

Teylon Burks from Arkansas is an athletic freak who has the speed of a wide receiver (4.55) coupled with the size of a linebacker. However, Teylon’s more than just an unpolished raw recruit, as he’s already been quite productive in his short Razorback career leading them with 50 plus receptions in 2020.

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
74	WR Dee Anderson	6-6 220lbs 4.52	WR	220lbs	6-6	4.52	84	676	50.2 MORE>>	Top-shelf balance and the lower-body strength to power through arm tackles. Has very good vision to set up his moves with impressive...
43	WR Devon Williams	6-5 210lbs 4.65	WR	210lbs	6-5	4.65	42	313	71.5 MORE>>	Does not have exceptional straight-line speed but takes advantage of open seams when his quarterback is on target.Has a knack for getting...
3	WR Drake London	6-5 210lbs 4.58	WR	210lbs	6-5	4.58	3	16.7	90.7 MORE>>	London has had a totally dominating 2021 season where he showcased his immense talent. We regard him as the best possession receiver in the...
59	WR Dahu Green	6-4 201lbs 4.58	WR	201lbs	6-4	4.58	70	510	61.0 MORE>>	Has long arms to stiff-arm defensive backs in the open field. Willing to lower his pads to run through tackles for extra yardage. Goes...
44	WR Isaiah Weston	6-4 214lbs 4.42	WR	214lbs	6-4	4.42	36	251.6	70.7 MORE>>	He catches the ball with his large, soft hands and is tough. Deceptive jets and a smooth route runner.Has long arms to stiff-arm defensive...
14	WR Justyn Ross	6-4 205lbs 4.64	WR	205lbs	6-4	4.64	17	96.6	83.9 MORE>>	If Ross hadn't had a devastating injury while at Clemson we would likely be looking at him as a day one pick in the 2022 NFL Draft....
10	WR Christian Watson	6-4 208lbs 4.36	WR	208lbs	6-4	4.36	8	53.1	84.4 MORE>>	Christian Watson is an intriguing talent who possesses elite athletic skills, speed, length, and size combined with decent hands - which...
79	WR Christian Harris	6-3 176lbs	WR	176lbs	6-3		88	734	40.0 MORE>>
77	WR Tay Martin	6-3 188lbs 4.58	WR	188lbs	6-3	4.58	56	435.7	30.0 MORE>>	He is quicker than fast and lacks elite wheels to simply blow by defenders, but he has good football speed.Does not possess top breakaway...
69	WR Emeka Emezie	6-3 212lbs 4.62	WR	212lbs	6-3	4.62	65	480.5	57.0 MORE>>	Hands and ball skills are good but inconsistent. He would best fit in the NFL with a team that already has speed at wideout and is looking...
65	WR Tanner Conner	6-3 230lbs 4.37	WR	230lbs	6-3	4.37	48	378.7	59.0 MORE>>	Does not have exceptional straight-line speed but takes advantage of open seams when his quarterback is on target. Goes up high for jump...
62	WR Tyshaun James	6-3 210lbs 4.45	WR	210lbs	6-3	4.45	75	542	60.0 MORE>>	Does not have exceptional straight-line speed but takes advantage of open seams when his quarterback is on target. A versatile weapon,...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.