I tracked the NFL draft impacts for all 32 teams.

Who knows how long it took?

Far too long, but hey, now you don't have to do it.

In this video, we'll focus on the biggest wide receiver winners from the NFL draft,

and a few might surprise you.

All right, let's dive in.

Hedarius Tony is a big winner.

Now, the Chiefs did take a wide receiver in the draft and they took one early.

With their second pick, it was in the second round, almost a top 50 pick, 50th overall

Rishie Rice out of SMU. Now here's what you need to know.

Bela's, Rice is a solid prospect and I'd like to show you what I'm talking about.

These are his workout metrics and as you can see, the higher the bar, the closer it is to 100th percentile, the better. He has great bursts at 95th percentile, and his catratus, if you

watch any of his film, if you're a fan of SMU or college football, is great, 86 percentile. And he was

also productive. Now, it took him up until last year, his senior year, which isn't the greatest to kind of break out this 135-yard

year 96 receptions. The big thing, almost 31% of his team's targets. Anything above 25% is

impressive, above 30% is elite, and that's what he was last year. So Rice has the solid production.

He has good size and speed, and he has elite burst. But a lot of Rice's flaws lead him to not be a true

number one receiver. And the biggest one being, he plays a lot smaller than his 210 pound frame

would suggest. So this would lead Cadarius Tony to be the wide receiver one on this team. Sure,

you have MVS there making solid money this year, but he's a field stretcher. You have Skymore,

who was not good and could barely get on the field last year, even when they needed wide

receiver help having guys being injured three down in one game at one point. It will leave a lot of

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