Earlier this week, I wrote about one of the best particular skills to look for when trying to project how an offensive tackle prospect will fare in the NFL. I set out to find a similar signal for wide receiver prospects.
Currently holding the 10th overall pick in a draft that is notoriously loaded with WR talent, the New York Jets are considered a strong candidate to select a WR in the first round. They remain in the mix for an OT or even Georgia tight end Brock Bowers, but the WR hype is picking up steam.