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2020 NFL Draft | Wide receivers by the numbers

Christian Page
04/13/2020
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Building a basketball team of receivers is a phrase used to describe the different abilities and functions of a wide receiver room. A team needs to feature a big-bodied receiver that can win physical matchups; a playmaker that can make things happen after the catch; and a vertical threat that can pop the top off a defense. It doesn’t mean teams want to pigeonhole their assets at wideout, but only accentuate the skills.

Whether being a home run threat, a reliable possession receiver or being used in a different role, there is a spot for each style of wide receiver in the league. Conducting research with the incredible tools of Sports Info Solutions (SIS), cfbstats.com and Sports Reference, below are lists of useful statistics that can help shape the elements of a scouting report.

 

BRYAN EDWARDS // Jerome Miron // USA TODAY Sports

TARGETS

  • 455 – James Proche (SMU)
  • 370 – Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 329 – Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 323 – Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 311 – Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 285 – Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 278 – Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 271 – Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 262 – Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 262 – Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)*
  • 262 – Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 251 – Van Jefferson (Florida)
  • 246 – Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 246 – Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 237 – KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 237 – Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 235 – Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 233 – KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 233 – Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 231 – Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 229 – Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 227 – Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 227 – Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 213 – Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 210 – Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 209 – Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 204 – CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 201 – Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)^
  • 201 – Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 188 – Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 179 – Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 173 – Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 173 – Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 173 – Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 168 – KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 166 – Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 162 – Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 158 – Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 156 – Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 144 – Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 143 – Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 141 – Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 141 – Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 133 – Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 128 – Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 126 – Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 124 – John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 118 – Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 115 – Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 114 – Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 113 – Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 111 – Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 94 – Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • NA – Lynn Bowden Jr.
  • NA – Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • NA – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Malcolm Perry (Navy)

*JUCO transfer         ^Limited resources (data doesn’t include full career)

Targets are only from regular season. Most have a higher total of targets due to postseason play.

JAMES PROCHE // Tim Heitman // USA TODAY Sports

RECEPTIONS

  • 301 – James Proche (SMU)
  • 240 – Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)
  • 234 – Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 216 – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)
  • 213 – Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 201 – KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 198 – Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 188 – Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 186 – Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 176 – Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 176 – Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 176 – Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 175 – Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 173 – CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 171 – Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 165 – Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 159 – Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 159 – Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 159 – Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 156 – Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 154 – Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 152 – Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 151 – Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 150 – Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 150 – Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 149 – Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 148 – Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 146 – Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)
  • 146 – KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 144 – Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 143 – Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 137 – Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 135 – Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 134 – Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 132 – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • 129 – Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 115 – Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 114 – Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • 111 – Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 106 – Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 103 – Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 99 – Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 98 – Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 98 – KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 98 – Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 93 – Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 92 – Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 86 – Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 83 – Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 83 – Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 82 – John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 79 – Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 79 – Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 78 – Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • 68 – Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 68 – Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 49 – Stephen Guidry* (Mississippi State)
  • 22 – Malcolm Perry (Navy)

*JUCO transfer

ISAIAH HODGINS // Christopher Oertell // PMG Photo

DROP RATE | TOTAL DROPS | 2019 DROPS

  • 11.7% | 11 | 6 | Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • 9.7% | 27 | 8 | Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 8.5% | 11 | 3 | Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 8.1% | 20 | 10 | Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 7.9% | 26 | 7 | Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 7.1% | 12 | 9 | KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 7.0% | 19 | 9 | Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 6.9% | 16 | 9 | Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 6.9% | 11 | 2 | Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 6.7% | 21 | 4 | Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 6.6% | 15 | 7 | Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 6.4% | 13 | 5 | Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)^
  • 6.3% | 15 | 5 | KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 6.3% | 7 | 2 | Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 6.2% | 9 | 2 | Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 6.1% | 14 | 3 | Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 6.0% | 15 | 9 | Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 5.9% | 22 | 5 | Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 5.9% | 12 | 5 | Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 5.7% | 12 | 6 | Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 5.6% | 8 | 5 | Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 5.6% | 7 | 6 | John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 5.5% | 13 | 6 | Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 5.5% | 9 | 1 | Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 5.3% | 14 | 5 | Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 5.2% | 9 | 4 | Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 5.2% | 6 | 3 | Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 5.1% | 12 | 3 | KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 5.1% | 8 | 5 | Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 4.9% | 10 | 3 | CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 4.7% | 10 | 5 | Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 4.7% | 6 | 0 | Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 4.5% | 13 | 2 | Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 4.5% | 12 | 4 | Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)^
  • 4.4% | 8 | 2 | Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 4.3% | 11 | 3 | Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 4.2% | 9 | 3 | Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 4.1% | 19 | 7 | James Proche (SMU)
  • 4.0% | 13 | 4 | Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 3.9% | 9 | 4 | Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 3.7% | 7 | 1 | Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 3.6% | 6 | 3 | Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 3.4% | 6 | 2 | Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 3.4% | 5 | 3 | Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 2.8% | 4 | 1 | Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 2.3% | 4 | 2 | Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 2.2% | 3 | 0 | Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 1.7% | 4 | 2 | Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 1.7% | 2 | 1 | Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 1.6% | 4 | 3 | Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 1.6% | 2 | 0 | Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 1.5% | 4 | 1 | Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 0.0% | 0 | 0 | Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • NA – Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • NA – Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • NA – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Malcolm Perry (Navy)

*JUCO transfer

The drops above only feature regular season statistics. The drop rate is calculated based on overall targets, not strictly catchable targets.

HENRY RUGGS III // Tommy Gilligan // USA TODAY Sports

TOUCHDOWN % | TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS

  • 24.4% | 24 | Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 22.0% | 15 | Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 21.6% | 18 | Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 20.0% | 27 | Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 18.4% | 32 | CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 17.9% | 14 | Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • 17.0% | 14 | John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 16.3% | 26 | Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 16.3% | 8 | Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • 15.7% | 18 | Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • 15.4% | 33 | Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 15.1% | 23 | Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 15.1% | 13 | Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 15.0% | 28 | Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 14.8% | 22 | Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 14.7% | 26 | Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 14.5% | 24 | Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 14.1% | 13 | Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 13.9% | 13 | Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 13.8% | 30 | Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)
  • 13.8% | 19 | Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 13.6% | 3 | Malcolm Perry (Navy)
  • 13.5% | 14 | Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 13.2% | 13 | KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 12.9% | 39 | James Proche (SMU)
  • 12.6% | 19 | Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 12.4% | 16 | Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 12.3% | 19 | Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 12.3% | 18 | Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)
  • 11.6% | 17 | KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 11.3% | 20 | Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 11.2% | 11 | Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 11.1% | 22 | Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 11.1% | 19 | Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 11.1% | 16 | Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 11.1% | 11 | Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 10.6% | 17 | Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 10.2% | 7 | Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 10.1% | 8 | Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 9.9% | 20 | KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 9.6% | 8 | Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 9.4% | 22 | Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 9.1% | 16 | Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 9.0% | 16 | Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 9.0% | 12 | Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • 8.9% | 12 | Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 8.3% | 20 | Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)
  • 8.3% | 13 | Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 8.3% | 12 | Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 8.1% | 13 | Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 7.9% | 15 | Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 7.9% | 12 | Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 7.5% | 8 | Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 7.5% | 6 | Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 6.7% | 10 | Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 6.0% | 7 | Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 5.4% | 6 | Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 4.6% | 7 | Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)

*JUCO transfer

BINJIMEN VICTOR // Birm // Letterman Row

TOUCHDOWN-FIRST DOWN %

  • 98.7% – Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 92.8% – Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 90.2% – Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 89.7% – Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • 89.7% – Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • 88.4% – CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 88.1% – Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 88.0% – Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 87.4% – Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 83.6% – KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 83.3% – Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 83.0% – Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 81.1% – Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 80.1% – Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 78.9% – Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 76.5% – Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 76.0% – Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 76.0% – Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 75.7% – Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 75.6% – John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 75.6% – Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 75.5% – Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 74.6% – Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 74.3% – Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 74.1% – Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 73.9% – KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 72.6% – Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)
  • 71.8% – Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 70.8% – Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 70.7% – Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 70.1% – Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 69.3% – Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 69.3% – Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 69.2% – Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 69.1% – Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 68.8% – Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 68.7% – James Proche (SMU)
  • 68.5% – Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 68.1% – Malcolm Perry (Navy)
  • 67.9% – Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 67.9% – Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 67.8% – Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 67.0% – Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 66.1% – Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 65.8% – Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 65.6% – Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 65.0% – Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 64.1% – KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 64.0% – Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • 63.0% – Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 62.7% – Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 61.7% – Laviska Sheanult Jr. (Colorado)
  • 59.3% – Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 55.6% – Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 54.5% – Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)^
  • 42.4% – Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • NA – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)

* JUCO transfer      ^Limited resources (data doesn’t include full career)

TYLER JOHNSON // Jesse Johnson // USA TODAY Sports

REDZONE TOUCHDOWNS

  • 23 – Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 22 – James Proche (SMU)
  • 17 – Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 16 – Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 14 – Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 14 – Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 14 – CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 13 – Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 13 – Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)
  • 13 – Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 13 – Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 13 – Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 12 – Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 12 – Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 12 – KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 11 – Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • 10 – Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 10 – Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 10 – Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 10 – Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 9 – Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)^
  • 9 – Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 8 – Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 8 – Aaron Fuller (Washington)
  • 8 – Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 8 – Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 8 – Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 8 – Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 8 – Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 8 – Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 7 – Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 7 – Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 7 – Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 7 – Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 7 – KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 7 – Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 7 – Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 7 – Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 6 – Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 6 – Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 5 – Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 5 – Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • 5 – Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 4 – Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 4 – Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • 4 – Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn Staet)
  • 4 – Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 3 – Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 3 – Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • 3 – Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 3 – KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 2 – Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 2 – Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 1 – John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 1 – Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 0 – Malcolm Perry (Navy)
  • NA – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)

*JUCO transfer                ^Limited resources (data doesn’t include full career)

CEEDEE LAMB // Sue Ogrocki // AP Photo

25-PLUS YARD RECEPTIONS % | 25-PLUS YARD RECEPTIONS

  • 36.3% | 8 | Malcolm Perry (Navy)
  • 27.9% | 24 | Trishton Jackson (Syracuse/Michigan State)
  • 26.5% | 46 | CeeDee Lamb (Oklahoma)
  • 25.5% | 23 | Marquez Callaway (Tennessee)
  • 24.3% | 20 | John Hightower (Boise State)*
  • 21.6% | 18 | Jeff Thomas (Miami)
  • 20.7% | 28 | Tee Higgins (Clemson)
  • 20.5% | 16 | Lawrence Cager (Georgia/Miami)
  • 20.4% | 20 | Brandon Aiyuk (Arizona State)*
  • 20.4% | 20 | Henry Ruggs III (Alabama)
  • 19.4% | 31 | Jerry Jeudy (Alabama)
  • 19.3% | 19 | KJ Hamler (Penn State)
  • 19.0% | 29 | Gabriel Davis (UCF)
  • 18.9% | 15 | Tyrie Cleveland (Florida)
  • 18.8% | 30 | Quez Watkins (Southern Miss)
  • 18.7% | 33 | Devin Duvernay (Texas)
  • 18.2% | 27 | Jalen Reagor (TCU)
  • 18.2% | 17 | Quintez Cephus (Wisconsin)
  • 17.8% | 38 | Tyler Johnson (Minnesota)
  • 17.7% | 33 | Denzel Mims (Baylor)
  • 17.5% | 30 | Michael Pittman Jr. (USC)
  • 17.0% | 30 | Omar Bayless (Arkansas State)
  • 16.6% | 25 | Chase Claypool (Notre Dame)
  • 16.4% | 24 | Jauan Jennings (Tennessee)
  • 16.4% | 24 | KJ Osborn (Miami/Buffalo)
  • 16.3% | 8 | Stephen Guidry (Mississippi State)*
  • 15.9% | 30 | Collin Johnson (Texas)
  • 15.9% | 28 | Isaiah Hodgins (Oregon State)
  • 15.1% | 25 | Justin Jefferson (LSU)
  • 14.9% | 23 | Darnell Mooney (Tulane)
  • 14.5% | 21 | Nick Westbrook (Indiana)
  • 14.4% | 16 | Juwan Johnson (Oregon/Penn State)
  • 14.4% | 12 | Binjimen Victor (Ohio State)
  • 14.2% | 25 | Van Jefferson (Florida/Ole Miss)
  • 13.9% | 42 | James Proche (SMU)
  • 13.2% | 9 | Freddie Swain (Florida)
  • 12.6% | 17 | Isaiah Wright (Temple)
  • 12.5% | 20 | Aaron Fuller (UCLA)
  • 12.2% | 14 | Lynn Bowden Jr. (Kentucky)
  • 12.0% | 18 | Laviska Shenault Jr. (Colorado)
  • 11.9% | 28 | Bryan Edwards (South Carolina)
  • 11.6% | 28 | Antonio Gandy-Golden (Liberty)^
  • 11.3% | 13 | Tony Brown (Colorado/Texas Tech)
  • 11.3% | 12 | Chris Finke (Notre Dame)
  • 10.6% | 21 | Kalija Lipscomb (Vanderbilt)
  • 10.6% | 11 | Donovan Peoples-Jones (Michigan)
  • 10.0% | 13 | Joe Reed (Virginia)
  • 9.4% | 19 | KJ Hill (Ohio State)
  • 9.4% | 13 | Easop Winston (Washington State)*
  • 9.3% | 14 | Darrell Stewart (Michigan State)
  • 9.2% | 14 | Hasise DuBois (Virginia)
  • 9.0% | 13 | Cody White (Michigan State)
  • 9.0% | 9 | Quartney Davis (Texas A&M)
  • 8.8% | 7 | Austin Mack (Ohio State)
  • 8.3% | 13 | Dezmon Patmon (Washington State)
  • 2.9% | 2 | Kendrick Rogers (Texas A&M)
  • NA – Isaiah Coulter (Rhode Island)
  • NA – Aaron Parker (Rhode Island)

*JUCO transfer                ^Limited resources (data doesn’t include full career)

All research was done given the resources of Sports Info Solutions (SIS), cfbstats.com and Sports Reference. 

Christian Page

Christian Page is a scout and writer for Cover1.net. His scouting experience dates back to 2015. Christian has a background of radio along with collegiate athletic department experience and corporate marketing.

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