NFL Wide Receiver Prospects

Dez Bryant (R) - Cowboys - Bryant missed the majority of his senior season for NCAA infractions and has character concerns, but their is no question about his talent. At 6-2, 220 he has the perfect mix of size, speed and athleticism to be a top NFL receiver.
The best receiver in the draft went to one of the best team-situations, the Dallas Cowboys. The only question for Bryant is how many looks he will get with the likes of Miles Austin, Roy Williams, Jason Witten and others surrounding him. He will be hit and miss week-to-week, but could top 1,000 yards by seasons-end.

Demaryius Thomas (R) - Broncos - The 6-3, 230-pounder has the size to dominate in the NFL. He is not a burner, but has adequate NFL speed. He is a bit raw and may need a year or two to blossom. He will battle possession receiver Jabar Gaffney and veteran Brandon Stokley for the starting job. His growth in training camp will show if he has fantasy value in 2010.

Devin Thomas - Redskins - The acquisition of veteran Pro-Bowler Donovan McNabb propels all the Redskin receivers up a notch. Thomas will compete with wide receivers Malcolm Kelly, Santana Moss and tight end Chris Cooley for looks, but with an aging, injured Santana Moss, Thomas, second-round pick of the 2009 draft, has a chance to become the new #1 receiver in Washington and top 70 catches and 1,000 yards in 2010.

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