Top 10 wide receivers in deep 2020 NFL Draft class

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WACO, TX – SEPTEMBER 2: Antonio Gandy-Golden #11 of the Liberty Flames breaks free against the Baylor Bears during the second half at McLane Stadium on September 2, 2017 in Waco, Texas. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images) /

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Antonio Gandy-Golden, Liberty

Liberty University’s star 6-4 and 220 pound wideout is going to make a unique weapon at the next level and thrive at the goal line. While he lacks speed and separation downfield, Gandy-Golden displays good footwork at the line of scrimmage and strong hands.

Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona State

A late bloomer, Arizona State’s Aiyuk is a home run play waiting to happen. With elite YAC ability, Aiyuk displays great footwork off the line of scrimmage and stems routes well. He struggles to catch the ball consistently, and has a limited catch radius.

Tyler Johnson, Minnesota

A hotly contested wide receiver at this point in the pre-draft process, Minnesota’s Tyler Johnson is headed to the Shrine Game and not to the Senior Bowl like many expected. He has only played wide receiver for three years, and it shows as, outside of route running, Johnson’s game is very raw.

Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State

The Oregon State junior receiver just declared for the 2020 NFL Draft, and presents intriguing size and agility at the next level. At 6-4 and 209 pounds, Hodgins has great body control and plays at a high cerebral level; these traits are valuable to NFL teams at the next level.

K.J. Hamler, Penn State

Speed kills, and Penn State’s K.J. Hamler fits that bill. Built in the same breed of Andy Isabella and Mecole Hardman, Hamler, despite his size can fly down the field. It is uncertain as to whether or not he will declare for the draft or not, but Hamler presents a high upside at the next level.

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