Everyone is saying this is a down wide receiver draft class. But the more I look at it, the more I

realize there's some serious weapons in this class. And these 10 guys that we're going to talk

about in this video have a real chance to make some noise in the NFL and potentially be league

winners in fantasy this year. Let's break it down. We're going to start with my number 10 wide

receiver and that's Jalen Royals out of Utah State. This is a very nicely built wide receiver, six foot, 205 pounds. It's kind of weird to

say a nicely built wide receiver. But for NFL size, he has it. You'd maybe like to see him another

five to 10 pounds bigger, but this is solid overall, especially today's NFL. And at the NFL

combine, like a lot of wide receivers, all he did don't have to be out here anymore. He was tied for the best 10-yard split, which shows his

burst off the line of scrimmage, his quickness at the line of scrimmage. So his agent said, yeah,

don't do anything else. You did enough at this player is, I see him as I watched his film, a lot like a Jaden Reed of the Packers. Now, the interesting thing about Jalen Royals is he only had

two years of college production. In 2022, he basically didn't play. He had zero yards. And then

he immediately breaks out once he starts playing 13 games in 2020. Over 1,000 yards, a nice 23%

target share as well, catches 70 plus balls. he was second in college football that year and touchdowns

overall if you scroll over with 15 receiving touchdown so he goes from not playing at all to having a

really big role in the Utah state offense at age 20 and then his junior year his second actual

year of production in college was going really well until he suffered an injury I believe he played

seven games and if we pull a player profiler right here, you can see those seven full games.

He ended up having a couple of games where he played a half a game or so.

So there's nine total games.

Seven full games.

He has over 800 total yards.

So this guy was averaging over 100 yards per game in his completed starts, which is obviously

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