These are the nine best wide receivers in the NFL draft.

And in this video, I'll make it very easy for you to identify their skill sets by comparing

them to current NFL players.

And we can start with my number one receiver in the class, Trey Lom Burks.

Trey Lundbergs out of Arkansas has drawn comparison to former NFL players like Alshon

Jeffrey and Jordy Nelson.

But for a current player comparison, think Cordell Patterson. And not necessarily his career arc to this point, but what his skill set, his side, his speed,

and his versatility.

Because Trelawn Berks is a big 225 pounds, a really 235-pound wide receiver at his playing weight.

And at the NFL Combine, he ran a decent 40 for his size, but the speed was the big thing.

87th percentile, top 13 percent of all receivers ever to test.

And an interesting stat for you, he leads every receiver coming out in this class in yards

after the catch per reception.

He had way more than Jamar Chase had coming out last year.

So in the Arkansas offense, he was kind of used all over the field, more like a gadget guy,

even though he's this monster of a man. And the thought is that some of the things that flashed on

tape in Arkansas can be translated to the NFL now, especially with proper coaching. He was more

dominant in his final year of college than Justin Jefferson and Devante Adams were in their

final years. So Traylon Burks boils down in some aspects to a guy who can play

the slider outside as a big fast receiver, gets yards after the catch and wins contested catches,

basically wins everywhere. He may be a little bit of a raw product in terms of the offense

he was put in, but we're hoping coaching can fix that. Now, the second receiver I want to talk

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