Top NFL Draft WRs: Sizes, Speeds, Hands

0:00It's April 9th, this is NFL News Today football coverage powered by AI. With the NFL draft just two weeks out, all eyes are on the top wide receiver prospects, especially for teams like the Jets who desperately need help. There, they could grab one with their first four picks. We're breaking it down analytically, size, speed, hands production, not just film. Standouts include carnelltate, macaillemon, crisp Brazil, and others like Chris Bell and Denzel Boston. Size-wise, Chris Bell leads at 6 foot 2, 222 pounds, built like a tank for possession work. Denzel Boston at 6 foot 4, 212 pounds, fits the outside mold perfectly. Speed pops with Brazil blazing a 4.370 yard dash at that height, while Bell and Omar Cooper clock around 4.42. Smaller guys like macaillemon at 5 foot 11 run solid, but play mostly slot. Titans are elite across the board, with Tate at 0% drops, unreal reliability.

1:03Lemon and Jordan Tyson barely drop any either. Production shines in yards per route run, where lemon tops at 3.13 and Tate at 3.02, way ahead of the pack. Tyson's dip lately due to injuries, hurting his stock. Contestic catches favorite Tate again at 85.4%, Boston's strong at 76.9. Alignment shows Brazil, Tate, and Bell mostly wide perfect for jet size needs, while lemon and Cooper lean slot heavy. Passer ratings when targeted put Tate and Cooper highest, making Cubis look good. This class has no weak links analytically, but Tate and lemon feel like safest bets with pro-coms to Regi Wayne or Amon Rossane Brown. Jets fans, keep watching. One of these big-bodied speed threats might land in green soon, shaking up their offense for years.