2020 NFL DRAFT WIDE RECEIVER TIERS

[GB-Brandon]

Reagor > Cobb End of story.

[GB-Brandon]

I think Greg Jennings are a very very advance route runner coming out of college. I think Aiyuk can be but I don't think he is now

I understand the route running thing but I’d rather get a guy that “has the ability” and is close then some guy like Abbrederis that runs beautiful routes but doesn’t have the physical ability to match it at the next level.

Aiyuk has “smooth hips”. Everyone thought Thompson was a “Receiver Guru Evaluator” and one of his main things he looked at was the way they were in the hips and how they moved. Aiyuk has that type of movement Thompson would be drawn too.

If we get 30-40 catches for 600 yards and 6 TD’s his rookie year we killed it. Not to mention how these guys would complete LaFluer’s offense and open things up for everyone else.

[RashanGary]

With Thompson's hAigher picks, he seems to take pass catchers who are really good at catching passes. Sounds common sense, but there are distractions that take GMs away from the obvious.

I like Pittman Jr. For that

I remember a couple times talking about OL, he would say, I liked him because he always blocked his guy. Just super common sense shit, but things that get forgotten in some of the height, weight, athleticism hype.

I like Josh Jones for that

[HarveyWallbangers]

Aiyuk scares me too; he didn't run many route and really needs a lot of development. But he is a playmaker. Cordelle Patterson ?

I'm down with Mims/Jaegor/Jefferson in round one
and
the my Fave Cephus.

GB never drafts the Badgers I am high on; so in the end I hope Cephus goes to a team with a stud QB and tears it up. Maybe Phily. Who knows

I didn't think I'd like Aiyuk, but I actually like him a lot. I don't know where you get that he doesn't run many routes. I think he has great potential with his route running.

[HarveyWallbangers]

https://www.bigblueview.com/2020/2/1...port-ny-giants

Best: Explosiveness, route running, versatility, ball skills
Worst: Play strength, blocking
Projection: A starting receiver in a West Coast based offense

https://draftwire.usatoday.com/2020/...outing-report/

Though not a finished product, Aiyuk has also shown some promise and growth as a route-runner. He stems his routes well and excels at attacking leverage points on the opposition, and he bursts out of his stems well. He has shown some potential in regards to his ability to sink his hips and make sharp cuts.

https://steelersdepot.com/2020/04/20...brandon-aiyuk/

– Knows how to beat tight man coverage, impressive releases and overall route running
– Uses head fakes and nuanced route running to create space at break point
– Good vertical speed but wins more with quickness and route running

[HarveyWallbangers]

I'm not sure how his medicals are, but one of my favorite draft scenarios is to trade down into the second round, pick up an extra pick or two, and draft Aiyuk (ala Jordy Nelson). Like Brandon, I think he does a lot of the things that Jennings did well. Jennings was an elite route runner (Aiyuk isn't that good yet), but Aiyuk is better after the catch. He's the type of WR that Aaron Rodgers prefers.

[GB-Brandon]

I didn't think I'd like Aiyuk, but I actually like him a lot. I don't know where you get that he doesn't run many routes. I think he has great potential with his route running.

Thank You!!!!

He is a “Smooth Operator”

And for all these Duvernay Lovers. His hips are as tight as a drum. All your ever gonna get with him is a seam route. Not worth it!!

[GB-Brandon]

I'm not sure how his medicals are, but one of my favorite draft scenarios is to trade down into the second round, pick up an extra pick or two, and draft Aiyuk (ala Jordy Nelson). Like Brandon, I think he does a lot of the things that Jennings did well. Jennings was an elite route runner (Aiyuk isn't that good yet), but Aiyuk is better after the catch. He's the type of WR that Aaron Rodgers prefers.

Exactly, Rodgers can actually “throw Aiyuk Open”.

Yeah trade back and get Aiyuk and then pick up Niang in 2nd with and extra 3rd or 4th.

We can pick up Quez Watkins or QuIntez Cephus later.

I like it !!!!

[wist43]

Reagor reminds me of Jennings... faster than Jennings though.

I'd be fine with Reagor or Mims at 30. Aiyuk at 62... there's a few guys I like in that 2nd/3rd round range.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Unless his medicals don't check out, I don't think Aiyuk makes it to #62. He's a top of the 2nd round quality WR, but stranger things have happened. Josh Jones in the 1st and Aiyuk in the 2nd would be a dream scenario for me.

[GB-Brandon]

Reagor reminds me of Jennings... faster than Jennings though.

I'd be fine with Reagor or Mims at 30. Aiyuk at 62... there's a few guys I like in that 2nd/3rd round range.

I’d throw a party if they get both Reagor and Aiyuk. Don’t think Aiyuk will make it to 62 but Gute has plenty of ammunition to make it happen.

[wist43]

I dont think Aiyuk makes it to 62 either...

I wouldn't mind a trade down this year.

Kind of hoping for Bartch at 62.

[Bretsky]

I dont think Aiyuk makes it to 62 either...

I wouldn't mind a trade down this year.

Kind of hoping for Bartch at 62.

Really doubt the guys we really like make it to 62. Guys like Pittman, The Michigan Tarzan/Jane, and the ND WR will be

[texaspackerbacker]

I could see drafting Reagor or Mims early, even first round, but not Aiyuk even in the second round. His 4.5 time for the 40 smacks of mediocrity. Devin Duvernay performed way better and had a lot better 40 time.

I don't like a O Lineman in the first round; We don't need a ILB bad enough for a first round pick; It's doubtful that a Kenny Clark clone will be available in our first round; So what does that leave? Maybe another Corner? Maybe Jonathan Taylor? I hope not an edge rusher, especially Epenesa; Maybe Reagor or Mims. In the second round or maybe even third, I'd rather have Isaiah Wilson of Georgia over Josh Jones.

[Deputy Nutz]

I didn't think I'd like Aiyuk, but I actually like him a lot. I don't know where you get that he doesn't run many routes. I think he has great potential with his route running.

A lot of it is scout speak that people, myself included regurgitate. Aiyuk is a Juco kid that ASU moved from DB to WR. So the thought is that he is raw, and it's not that he can't run all these different routes, it's can he adapt to what the defense is showing him and can he be on the same page as a NFL QB.

It's the same things said about Shenault