Wide Receiver

1. Chad Jackson, Florida – Although the performance of top receivers from Florida has been questionable, Jackson has all of the tools to change that perception. He possesses game breaking speed and good size. Should be the first receiver taken in a shallow receiver class.

2. Sinorice Moss, Miami – Great bloodlines for the brother of Redskins’ star Santana Moss. Sinorice Moss has the same type of speed and elusiveness as his brother, but also lacks size like his brother. Still, Moss should work into the first round for a team in need of a game changer with speed who can work in the slot and be a return man.

3. Santonio Holmes, Ohio State – Holmes is probably the best prototype for a receiver in the draft, but doesn’t have the same type of star power as other former Buckeye greats. He’s not the biggest guy, but has good hands and a strong frame. Should also land somewhere in round one.

4. Derek Hagan, Arizona State – Hagan was once the highest rated receiver in the draft, but had a bit of a down year as a senior and hurt his stock some. Doesn’t do anything great, but is solid in all phases. Good route runner, but doesn’t have the type of speed that will blow you away. Should fall somewhere on the first day.

5. Maurice Stovall, Notre Dame – Unbelievable size at over 6’4, 217 pounds. Good speed for someone so big, but Stovall’s best attribute is his ability to go up and get the ball over most any defensive back. Could slide in above Hagan and be gone in the second round.

Sleeper: Mike Hass, Oregon State – Hass doesn’t have any of the measurables that will jump out at you, but he is smart and talented. Potential to be a Brandon Stokley type steal for a team in the middle rounds.