Welcome to another episode of the fantasy pros NFL draft special. I am your

host Thorneye Ström. Today I am joined by another very special guest, Ray

Garvin, to discuss this year's wide receiver class. You can find Ray's work

at Destination Debbie Bleacher Report and the draft network. Ray, are you ready to

talk about some wide receivers? Come on man, you don't got to ask the question

Thor is you, it's me, it's wide receivers, it's the draft, let's do it baby.

Let's do this. So we're going to jump right in with our top fives and Ray, I

want to start with your wide receiver five and then we'll work down and we'll

sort of mix and match with our each of our lists. So why don't you kick us out

with your wide receiver five? All right, coming in hot at wide receiver and I'm

just going to tell you Thor, you are very special because I still am using some

information to formulate rankings, right? Final rankings after we know draft

capital and landing spot, but right now coming in for me at five Thor, maybe a

surprise to some, but Oklahoma wide receiver Marvin Mems is my wide receiver

five. Just think he's a fantastic wide receiver. A little under the radar when

you lose Caleb Williams and you have the type of season that Oklahoma had this

year, it's easy to gloss past that team, but this is a receiver that people do

not need to gloss over. I think that his stock is going to continue to rise. I'm

interested to see what he if he will do anything at Oklahoma's pro day, but I just

think he's a savvy pro receiver. Is he does he have elite type upside? No, I don't

believe that to be the case, but I do think he's a plug and play at least from day

one being optimistic. A team's third wide receiver option that can develop into a

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