2013 NFL Scouting Combine: Stock Report - Wide Receivers
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This is the 2013 NFL Combine Stock Report for the wide receivers. Follow me @walterfootball for updates.
2013 NFL Combine: Stock Report - Wide Receivers
Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia 
Some expected Tavon Austin to run in the 4.4s, but he silenced those critics by sprinting a 4.25 40 with an amazing 1.45 10-yard split. He also was sensational in the drills. He's not getting out of the first round.
Josh Boyce, WR, TCU
Josh Boyce wasn't in the 4.2s like a few of the receivers, but his 4.38 still really stood out - especially since he notched that both officially and unofficially. His broad jump of 10-11 was also excellent.
Marquise Goodwin, WR, Texas
Marquise Goodwin ran the fastest official 40 on Sunday with a 4.27. He also had a 1.43 10-yard split and an 11-foot broad jump. Goodwin is an athlete trying to learn football, but he looked good in the Senior Bowl. He's still a project, but some team will probably take him in the third round.
Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas 
A couple of larger receivers had surprising hand size issues. Cobi Hamilton was one of them, as his hands measured at 8 3/4 inches. Hands that are nine inches or larger are considered fine; smaller hands can obviously cause drops and fumbles.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hamilton tested very poorly Sunday. His 40 wasn't bad (4.47 unofficial), but his 10-yard split (1.63), vertical (29.5) and broad jump (8-11) all showed that he has very little explosion.
DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
Players often measure in shorter than what they are listed by their school, but that was not the case with DeAndre Hopkins, who was a solid 6-1, 214. Hopkins also tied for the third-biggest hands (10 inches) and had the fourth-longest arms (33 3/8) among receivers at Friday's weigh-in.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hopkins posted pretty average numbers, save for his vertical (36 inches), but he caught everything in the drills.
Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
Justin Hunter is an imposing figure at 6-4, 196. He also had some of the longest arms at the Combine, as they measured in at 33 1/4 inches. Hunter is projected to run a fast 40, which would really help his draft stock, considering his size.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hunter was expected to test well, and he did not disappoint. He ran a 4.41 unofficial with a 10-yard split of 1.54 despite being 6-4, 196. He also notched a 39.5-inch vertical and a broad jump of 11-4, which was tops for receivers.
Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
Cordarrelle Patterson didn't catch the ball very well in the drills, but he drew comparisons to Julio Jones, athletically. He ran a 4.37 at 6-2, 216, and also notched a vertical of 37 inches and a 10-8 broad jump. He'll entice some team in the top 15 to take him off the board.
Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma
Mike Mayock saw Tavon Austin and Marquise Goodwin coming with awesome 40s, but he was shocked by what Kenny Stills did. Stills ran 4.28 unofficially with a 1.53 10-yard split. He also recorded an impressive 10-4 broad jump.
Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M
Ryan Swope had some of the smallest hands at the Combine; they were measured at just 8 1/2 inches. What he did on Sunday overshadowed this, however. Swope ran an official 4.34 40 at 6-0, 205 with a great 10-yard split of 1.47. He also notched a 37-inch vertical and a 10-5 broad jump while looking very strong in the drills. Former NFL personnel man Bryan Broaddus tweeted that he's heard of teams liking Swope as a second-round prospect.
Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
Markus Wheaton has to like what he accomplished in Indianapolis. He ran an unofficial 4.34 40 with a 1.52 10-yard split. He also recorded a 37-inch vertical and looked solid in the field work.
Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
Terrance Williams is another big receiver whose small hands disappointed. It turns out that Williams' hands measured at 8 3/4 inches, which were tied for fifth-smallest among receivers at the Combine.
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2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Stock Report:
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This is the 2013 NFL Combine Stock Report for the wide receivers. Follow me @walterfootball for updates.
2013 NFL Combine: Stock Report - Wide Receivers
Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia Some expected Tavon Austin to run in the 4.4s, but he silenced those critics by sprinting a 4.25 40 with an amazing 1.45 10-yard split. He also was sensational in the drills. He's not getting out of the first round.
Josh Boyce, WR, TCU Josh Boyce wasn't in the 4.2s like a few of the receivers, but his 4.38 still really stood out - especially since he notched that both officially and unofficially. His broad jump of 10-11 was also excellent.
Marquise Goodwin, WR, Texas Marquise Goodwin ran the fastest official 40 on Sunday with a 4.27. He also had a 1.43 10-yard split and an 11-foot broad jump. Goodwin is an athlete trying to learn football, but he looked good in the Senior Bowl. He's still a project, but some team will probably take him in the third round.
Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas A couple of larger receivers had surprising hand size issues. Cobi Hamilton was one of them, as his hands measured at 8 3/4 inches. Hands that are nine inches or larger are considered fine; smaller hands can obviously cause drops and fumbles.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hamilton tested very poorly Sunday. His 40 wasn't bad (4.47 unofficial), but his 10-yard split (1.63), vertical (29.5) and broad jump (8-11) all showed that he has very little explosion.
DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson Players often measure in shorter than what they are listed by their school, but that was not the case with DeAndre Hopkins, who was a solid 6-1, 214. Hopkins also tied for the third-biggest hands (10 inches) and had the fourth-longest arms (33 3/8) among receivers at Friday's weigh-in.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hopkins posted pretty average numbers, save for his vertical (36 inches), but he caught everything in the drills.
Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee Justin Hunter is an imposing figure at 6-4, 196. He also had some of the longest arms at the Combine, as they measured in at 33 1/4 inches. Hunter is projected to run a fast 40, which would really help his draft stock, considering his size.
FEB. 25 UPDATE: Hunter was expected to test well, and he did not disappoint. He ran a 4.41 unofficial with a 10-yard split of 1.54 despite being 6-4, 196. He also notched a 39.5-inch vertical and a broad jump of 11-4, which was tops for receivers.
Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee Cordarrelle Patterson didn't catch the ball very well in the drills, but he drew comparisons to Julio Jones, athletically. He ran a 4.37 at 6-2, 216, and also notched a vertical of 37 inches and a 10-8 broad jump. He'll entice some team in the top 15 to take him off the board.
Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma Mike Mayock saw Tavon Austin and Marquise Goodwin coming with awesome 40s, but he was shocked by what Kenny Stills did. Stills ran 4.28 unofficially with a 1.53 10-yard split. He also recorded an impressive 10-4 broad jump.
Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M Ryan Swope had some of the smallest hands at the Combine; they were measured at just 8 1/2 inches. What he did on Sunday overshadowed this, however. Swope ran an official 4.34 40 at 6-0, 205 with a great 10-yard split of 1.47. He also notched a 37-inch vertical and a 10-5 broad jump while looking very strong in the drills. Former NFL personnel man Bryan Broaddus tweeted that he's heard of teams liking Swope as a second-round prospect.
Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State Markus Wheaton has to like what he accomplished in Indianapolis. He ran an unofficial 4.34 40 with a 1.52 10-yard split. He also recorded a 37-inch vertical and looked solid in the field work.
Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor Terrance Williams is another big receiver whose small hands disappointed. It turns out that Williams' hands measured at 8 3/4 inches, which were tied for fifth-smallest among receivers at the Combine.
Back to the 2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Page.
2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Prospects - Weigh-Ins and 40 Times:
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Field Workout Recap:
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Weigh-In Recap:
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Bench Press Analysis:
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2013 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Stock Report:
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Mike
02-27-2013
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Not sure why Rodney Smith is getting no love. 6'4" 225lbs, ran 4.5, measured the biggest hands for WR at the combine, and posted a decent vertical and solid scores in athletic tests.
D-Dawg
02-26-2013
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Holy Swope, that's fast for a white guy!
Sheldon Richardson
02-25-2013
01:08 pm
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Best lineman in the draft. Will have the best career. Mizzou lineman that go in the first round are awesome. Justin Smith, Aldon Smith are already stars and Ziggy Hood is a strong player as well. Sheldon will be a better all round player than all 3 of them.
Same with Patterson
02-25-2013
11:08 am
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How can Patterson's stock be going up when he's dropping balls that hit him in the hands, while letting others get into his body, all while running inconsistant routes as well as in and out of breaks? It doesn't matter how fast you are or how great you jump if you can't run the route correctly or catch the ball when it gets to you. I like him, but this talk of him going in the top half of round one seems unlikely. Teams are staying away from athletic WR freaks with very little experience in the early going of round one - see Stephen Hill last year.
Don't get it.
02-25-2013
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Everyone who is giving justin Hunter a stock up grade apparently did not watch him run routes or catch the ball. He looked sloppy as hell at both.
Nick K.
02-25-2013
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T.j. Moe?
Eric
02-25-2013
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Xosder--From what I saw today, Wilson looked pretty fluid and was a hands catcher. Didn't see many passes get into his body.
Overall, I think he did well in the field drills, but the interview sessions are going to be where he needs to impress.
Xosder
02-24-2013
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Was hoping for some coverage of marquees wilson. Once considered a potential 1st rounder, he had a disaterous 2012. His numbers seem better than expected, was wondering about field drills.
well
02-24-2013
07:03 pm
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who did bad?
Our new #2
02-24-2013
06:38 pm
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Hopkins to the Bengals at 37 or Woods at 51.
Swope
02-24-2013
05:51 pm
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Can't believe he ran that fast. I expected him to be picked in the third/fourth round, but i def expect him 3rd and maybe 2nd now. 4.34 official! Dolphins Should strongly consider bring in this familiar face for Tannehill to continue improving.
Lab
02-24-2013
05:05 pm
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Every profile I can find of Goard lists him as 6'3" or 6'4". Unless he grew 3-4 inches recently, NFL.com has a mistake.
Legend
02-24-2013
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How do you feel about moving Swope to day 2 now?
Glenn Scott
02-24-2013
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Some serious speed and depth in this WR class. Denver should use a 3rd or 4th for a SR to replace Stokley. Should have talent still there.
Ram Fan Dan
02-24-2013
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Justin Hunter is back, fully healthy, and I can't hope anymore that he drops to the Rams in round 2.
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