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2025 Draft Rankings
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1.
Ja'Marr Chase
CIN
Chase was my WR1 heading into the 2024 draft season and he exceeded all expectations finishing as the WR1 overall while taking home the Triple Crown. 127 catches for over 1,700 yards and 17 TDs.
20 points per game in half-PPR, which was four points more per game than the next closest WR. He also led the NFL in red-zone targets which has been the clear signal for WR1 overall seasons. The past six No. 1 overall WRs finished first in the NFL in red-zone targets with Chase becoming the sixth to do so. The only major change for 2025 is that Tee Higgins will likely be gone. But the sample size of Chase without Higgins over the last three seasons is more elite WR1 production. All that matters is that he and Burrow stay healthy, as Chase attempts to be the first back-to-back WR1 finisher since Antonio Brown. |
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2.
Justin Jefferson
MIN
The All-Pro WR shut down any doubt that he could produce without Kirk Cousins in 2024, finishing as the fantasy WR2 overall and in points per game. He caught over 100 passes and surpassed 1,500 receiving yards tying a career-high with 10 touchdowns finishing first in end-zone targets. He tied Chase for the most WR1 weekly finishes (12).
It was his fourth time finishing inside the top 5 fantasy WRs. It should be noted that Jefferson's production did dip slightly after T.J. Hockenson returned to the lineup. It's very possible that with QB question marks in 2025, Jefferson's production (specifically TDs) could decline. But it would need to be an absolute implosion for the Vikings WR to fall outside the top 5 just based on his talent and deployment in the Kevin O'Connell offense. |
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3.
CeeDee Lamb
DAL
Despite playing hurt and losing Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb gutted out 15 games en route to a WR8 finish and WR9 in points per game (14.2). He caught at least four passes in all but one game, marking his third straight season with 100-plus receptions.
Lamb played seven games with Prescott to start the season, in which he was generally effective, averaging 15.6 fantasy points per game (18 expected fantasy points per game). Without Prescott, Lamb crawled to a WR12 finish from Weeks 9-16. Even so, Lamb is still the No. 1 guy in Dallas and flashed his elite ceiling before injuries derailed the Dallas offense. |
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4.
Puka Nacua
LAR
Puka got hurt in Week 1, forcing him to miss the next five games. But once he returned, he was a force.
The Rams WR1 finished fourth in fantasy points per game. In Weeks 8-18, he out scored all WRs not-named Ja'Marr Chase. He was 9th in red zone targets and led the NFL in target share at 31% (10-plus targets per game) through the postseason. His full 36% target rate per route run was the highest in the NFL among qualified WRs. The second-year WR led the NFL yards per route at 3.23. Only four other players have accomplished this feat of more than 3 yards per route run since 2017 - Tyreek Hill, Cooper Kupp, Julio Jones and Nico Collins. With Cooper Kupp gone next season, Nacua is in a position to see a monster TD boost presuming Matthew Stafford is back under center in Los Angeles. |
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5.
Nico Collins
HOU
Nico Collins averaged 2.86 yards per route run in 2024, second among all WRs. He picked up right where he left off in 2023, finishing the season as the WR6 in points per game (14.9). He missed four games with an injury but was very effective on the field as C.J. Stroud's clear No.1 target.
Even when Stefon Diggs and Tank Dell were healthy, he was the alpha of the Texans' passing attack. With both guys potentially not playing for Houston in 2025, Collins will stay atop the 2025 WR fantasy football ranks. |
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6.
Amon-Ra St. Brown
DET
Amon-Ra St. Brown finished another stellar season as the WR3 overall through 17 weeks, averaging 15.4 points (also WR3) through the postseason.
The Sun God was No. 1 overall in red-zone receptions. But he overperformed his 14.6 expected points per game, which ranked 18th. Over the final seven games of the regular season, St. Brown's target share (27% to 23%) fell with both Sam LaPorta and Jameson Williams heavily involved. That should be more of a concern next season, given Jamo's massive breakout. So, can St. Brown continue to thrive as a top-5 fantasy WR amid high target competition, especially after losing offensive coordinator Ben Johnson? |
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7.
Brian Thomas Jr.
JAC
The rookie from Jacksonville finished as the WR4 overall and WR9 in points per game.
In the last seven games with Mac Jones as his QB... BTJ averaged over 18 half-PPR points per game, 19.5 expected fantasy points per game, a 31% target share, a 48% air yards share, and 96-plus receiving yards per game. Thomas pushed his total of games with 75-plus receiving yards to 11, the most such games by a rookie in the Super Bowl era. With new head coach Liam Coen and quarterback Trevor Lawrence leading the Jaguars offense next season, buckle up for BTJ WR1 szn part 2. |
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8.
A.J. Brown
PHI
A.J. Brown finished last year as the WR10 in points per game (14.1) and WR18 overall having missed 3.5 games with injuries.
AJB was the only WR to command over 50% of his team's total air yards ranking 1st in the NFL with a 51% air yards share. He also finished second with a 30% target share. His 46% top 12 weekly finisher rate was the second highest among all WRs to only Mike Evans. He had 5 100-yard games - tied for the most among all WRs through 17 games. The 28-year-old is still an elite WR, and he will benefit greatly if the Eagles' combination of ground game and defense experiences regression in 2025. |
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9.
Malik Nabers
NYG
The LSU product had a historic rookie season, finishing as WR7 overall and in points per game through 17 weeks (14.6).
He broke Puka Nacua's rookie WR record for receptions with 109 catches for over 1,200 yards and 7 TDs in just 15 games played. The usage in Brian Daboll's offense was unmatched. First in target share (32%), targets per game (11.1) and expected fantasy points per game (20.3). How he was able to produce at such a high level with bad QB play is a credit to his skill. Even so, quarterback concerns reared their ugly head at times, and that will stay a concern in 2025. Please fantasy football gods, let us have Jameis Winston to the Giants. |
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10.
Drake London
ATL
Drake London was a red-zone monster ending the season with 23 red-zone targets, tied for third-most among all WRs. He was also a target hog, with the third-highest target rate per route run (30%).
He has led all WRs in red-zone target rate over the past three seasons. Chase the red-zone targets with WRs. That has been one of the biggest predictors of high-end fantasy seasons at the position. Therefore, I will be very high-ranking and drafting London in 2025. 10 might be too low for the WR5 in total points through 18 games last season. The Falcons No. 1 WR was targeted on 41% of his routes run with Michael Penix under center. |
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11.
Ladd McConkey
LAC
The Chargers rookie led his draft class in yards per route run (2.6) and finished 13th in total points among WRs. But during the second half of the season, the Bolts WR surged.
He was WR10 from Weeks 8-17. Going through the postseason he posted a 25% target share and averaged nearly 99 receiving yards per game (second only to Ja'Marr Chase) averaging 16.4 points per game. With Justin Herbert and the same offensive coaching staff at the helm in 2025, we should expect nothing less than 100 catches from a healthy Ladd McConkey in 2025. |
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12.
Tee Higgins
CIN
Tee Higgins is expected to leave the Bengals in free agency going to the highest bidder after a dominant 2024 season. When healthy, the Bengals WR finished third in points per game (15.5) behind only Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson.
I'm sure a lot will be made of Higgins moving up from real-life WR2 to WR1 on a new team, and whether he is up for the challenge. But we have a five-game sample size of Higgins as the Bengals WR1 without Chase. 8.8 targets per 102 receiving yards and nearly 17 points per game. Alpha WR1 numbers, but well above expectation. Unless Higgins lands in the perfect spot, he might be overvalued in 2025 fantasy football. Losing Joe Burrow to almost any other QB will be a downgrade, and that could make it tougher for him to perform against lofty expectations. His expected output is much closer to high-end WR2 production - which is what he has been his entire NFL career. Not bad by any means. Higgins has a strong WR2 floor as he has failed to finish as such just once in the last four seasons. But don't let the shiny new toy effect let you forget about his constant injury struggles and downgrade at the QB position. The 26-year-old impending free agent has played in only 12 regular-season games in each of the last two years due to injuries. Higgins also basically missed three games in 2022. |
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13.
Mike Evans
TB
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14.
Terry McLaurin
WAS
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15.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
SEA
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16.
Tyreek Hill
MIA
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17.
Garrett Wilson
NYJ
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18.
Davante Adams
LAR
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19.
Marvin Harrison Jr.
ARI
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20.
Courtland Sutton
DEN
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21.
Zay Flowers
BAL
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22.
Jameson Williams
DET
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23.
DJ Moore
CHI
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24.
Xavier Worthy
KC
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25.
Rashee Rice
KC
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26.
DeVonta Smith
PHI
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27.
Tetairoa McMillan
FA
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28.
Jordan Addison
MIN
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29.
DK Metcalf
PIT
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30.
Chris Godwin
TB
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31.
Chris Olave
NO
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32.
Jayden Reed
GB
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33.
Jaylen Waddle
MIA
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34.
Calvin Ridley
TEN
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35.
George Pickens
PIT
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36.
Rome Odunze
CHI
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37.
Jerry Jeudy
CLE
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38.
Emeka Egbuka
FA
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39.
Deebo Samuel Sr.
WAS
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40.
Brandon Aiyuk
SF
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41.
Jalen McMillan
TB
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42.
Jauan Jennings
SF
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43.
Jakobi Meyers
LV
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44.
Khalil Shakir
BUF
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45.
Ricky Pearsall
SF
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46.
Josh Downs
IND
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47.
Luther Burden III
FA
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48.
Cooper Kupp
SEA
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49.
Stefon Diggs
NE
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50.
Darnell Mooney
ATL
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51.
Matthew Golden
FA
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52.
Christian Kirk
HOU
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53.
Keon Coleman
BUF
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54.
Rashid Shaheed
NO
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55.
Michael Pittman Jr.
IND
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56.
Travis Hunter
FA
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57.
Quentin Johnston
LAC
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58.
Rashod Bateman
BAL
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59.
Tre Harris
FA
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60.
Keenan Allen
FA
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61.
Marvin Mims Jr.
DEN
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62.
Adam Thielen
CAR
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63.
Jayden Higgins
FA
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64.
Romeo Doubs
GB
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65.
Cedric Tillman
CLE
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66.
Isaiah Bond
FA
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67.
Alec Pierce
IND
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68.
Jack Bech
FA
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69.
Amari Cooper
FA
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70.
Elic Ayomanor
FA
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71.
Xavier Legette
CAR
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72.
DeAndre Hopkins
BAL
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73.
Dontayvion Wicks
GB
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74.
Xavier Restrepo
FA
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75.
Jalen Coker
CAR
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76.
Jaylin Noel
FA
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77.
Marquise Brown
KC
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78.
Andrei Iosivas
CIN
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79.
Joshua Palmer
BUF
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80.
Michael Wilson
ARI
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81.
Adonai Mitchell
IND
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82.
Kayshon Boutte
NE
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83.
DeMario Douglas
NE
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84.
Jalen Royals
FA
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85.
Darius Slayton
NYG
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86.
Devaughn Vele
DEN
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87.
Roman Wilson
PIT
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88.
Wan'Dale Robinson
NYG
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89.
Gabe Davis
JAC
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90.
Tez Johnson
FA
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91.
Brandin Cooks
NO
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92.
Jalen Tolbert
DAL
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93.
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine
MIA
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94.
Mike Williams
LAC
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95.
Calvin Austin III
PIT
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96.
Parker Washington
JAC
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97.
Tim Patrick
DET
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98.
Malik Washington
MIA
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99.
Elijah Moore
FA
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100.
Diontae Johnson
FA
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101.
Christian Watson
GB
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102.
Dyami Brown
JAC
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103.
Tre Tucker
LV
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104.
Jalen Nailor
MIN
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105.
Luke McCaffrey
WAS
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106.
Tory Horton
FA
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107.
Tyler Lockett
FA
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108.
Tank Dell
HOU
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109.
John Metchie III
HOU
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110.
Jermaine Burton
CIN
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111.
Demarcus Robinson
SF
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112.
Savion Williams
FA
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113.
Jordan Whittington
LAR
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114.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
SEA
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115.
Troy Franklin
DEN
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116.
Theo Wease
FA
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117.
Antwane Wells Jr.
FA
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118.
Tai Felton
FA
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119.
Pat Bryant
FA
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120.
Curtis Samuel
BUF
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121.
Jacob Cowing
SF
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122.
Deion Burks
FA
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123.
Nick Nash
FA
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124.
Ja'Lynn Polk
NE
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125.
KaVontae Turpin
DAL
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126.
Mack Hollins
NE
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127.
Javon Baker
NE
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128.
Ray-Ray McCloud III
ATL
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129.
Tutu Atwell
LAR
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130.
Ricky White III
FA
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131.
Noah Brown
WAS
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132.
Devontez Walker
BAL
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133.
Trey Palmer
TB
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134.
Olamide Zaccheaus
CHI
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135.
Ja'Corey Brooks
FA
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136.
Kyle Williams
FA
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137.
Malachi Corley
NYJ
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138.
Greg Dortch
ARI
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139.
Xavier Hutchinson
HOU
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140.
Sterling Shepard
TB
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141.
Jahan Dotson
PHI
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142.
Kendrick Bourne
NE
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143.
Tyler Boyd
FA
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144.
Johnny Wilson
PHI
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145.
Jalin Hyatt
NYG
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146.
JuJu Smith-Schuster
KC
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147.
Allen Lazard
NYJ
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148.
Treylon Burks
TEN
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149.
Rakim Jarrett
TB
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150.
Tyler Johnson
NYJ
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151.
Ainias Smith
PHI
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152.
Jonathan Mingo
DAL
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153.
Kobe Hudson
FA
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154.
Bru McCoy
FA
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155.
Zakhari Franklin
FA
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156.
Kaden Prather
FA
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157.
Bo Melton
GB
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158.
Justin Watson
HOU
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159.
Van Jefferson
TEN
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160.
Xavier Gipson
NYJ
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161.
Skyy Moore
KC
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162.
DJ Chark Jr.
FA
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163.
Nelson Agholor
FA
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164.
K.J. Osborn
WAS
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165.
Bub Means
NO
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166.
Mecole Hardman Jr.
GB
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