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It's Combine Week, and I'm back, Cody Carpenter from Rosterwatch.com.

Today, since it's Combine Week, we're going to jump right into it.

I'm on my way to Combine right now, so I pre-recorded this bad boy.

And I want to talk about the wide receivers.

We got 10 minutes.

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Top 10 wide receivers heading into Combine Week.

These things will probably change coming out because, of course, we're going to get testing,

lengths, notes, information about these guys.

But we're going to go through it, the top 10

right now. Number one on my list at the wider receiver position is not the one that's on

a lot of people's list. My number one wide receiver is Luther Burdens, 511, 205 pounds from

Missouri. I'm expecting in the mid-fours for the 40-yard dash.

I love me some Luther Burden. He had 6776 yards this past year and 61 catches, six

touchdowns. When I think of Luther burden, I think of Terry McClord. Great tempo during

early parts of his routes. Ideal build for an alpha wide receiver in today's game.

When I talk about the archetype, the 5-11, 200-pound guys, the Odells, the Justin

Jefferson's, the Stefan Diggs, DJ Moore, on and on and on.

Yack.

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