2013 DRAFTTEK BIG BOARD - Ranked by Position
2013 Wide Receivers (Feature)
Most Recent Revision: 4/14/2013
2013 Wide Receivers (Feature)
Most Recent Revision: 4/14/2013
| QB | Center | OG | LOT | ROT | TE | RBF | RBC | WRF | WRP | WRS | FB |
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FEATURE 
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In a classic offensive formation, there will be two wide receivers on the field. The Split End (SE) begins the play on the line of scrimmage. The Flanker (FL) prototypically lines up on the opposite side of the SE, a few yards off the scrimmage line. Sometimes third and even 4th WRs are used. These are called Slot (SL) receivers, lining up in the space (slot) between the offensive linemen and outside receivers.
Wide Receivers have the following responsibilities: 1) Catch forward passes from the Quarterback 2) Create diversions to confuse defenders 3) Participate in blocking and running plays as needed Drafttek hes determined that GMs go into the draft looking for WRs with certain traits or skills. But the SE, FL and SL playing field labels do not adequately describe these traits and skills when applied to college WR prospects. Drafttek created the descriptors WRF, WRS and WRP to categorize WR talent. Some players may fit into more than one group. WRF - College prospects who possess the blend of size, speed and route-running to function as a "feature" WR on the professional level. In the 1st and 2nd rounds GMs tend to target the full-featured WRFs, looking for the niche type WRP and WRS in lower rounds. |
| DE43 | DE34 | DT43 | DT34 | OLB43 | OLB34 | WILB | SILB | SS | FS | CB |
| Big Ten | SEC | PAC 12 | Big 12 | ACC | Mtn West | C USA | WAC | Big East | Mid AM |
| 1 (20) | -2 |  |
Tennessee Cordarrelle Patterson Jr 6'2" 216 |
#84 |
| 2 (32) | -5 |  |
California Keenan Allen Jr 6'2" 206 |
#21 |
| 3 (45) | -2 |  |
Tennessee Justin Hunter Jr 6'4" 196 |
#11 |
| 4 (48) | -2 |  |
Clemson DeAndre Hopkins Jr 6'1" 214 |
#6 |
| 5 (51) | -1 |  |
USC Robert Woods Jr 6'0" 201 |
#2 |
| 6 (63) | +7 |  |
Louisiana Tech Quinton Patton Sr 6'0" 204 |
#4 |
| 7 (67) | -5 |  |
Baylor Terrance Williams Sr 6'2" 208 |
#2 |
| 8 (74) | +9 |  |
Texas A&M Ryan Swope Sr 6'0" 205 |
#25 |
| 9 (83) | +1 |  |
Kansas State Chris Harper Sr 6'1" 229 |
#3 |
| 10 (88) | +3 |  |
Marshall Aaron Dobson Sr 6'3" 210 |
#3 |
| 11 (100) | -33 |  |
Georgia Tavarres King Jr 6'0" 189 |
#12 |
| 12 (110) | -1 |  |
Tennessee Tech Da'Rick Rogers Jr 6'2" 217 |
#21 |
| 13 (126) | +8 |  |
Oklahoma Kenny Stills Sr 6'0" 194 |
#4 |
| 14 (137) | +4 |  |
Virginia Tech Marcus Davis Sr 6'3" 223 |
#7 |
| 15 (153) | -9 |  |
TCU Josh Boyce Jr 5'11" 206 |
#82 |
| 16 (162) | +25 |  |
Washington State Marquess Wilson Jr 6'3" 194 |
#86 |
| 17 (185) | -17 |  |
Virginia Tech Corey Fuller Sr 6'2" 204 |
#83 |
| 18 (190) | -15 |  |
Arkansas Cobi Hamilton Sr 6'2" 212 |
#11 |
| 19 (195) | -18 |  |
Duke Conner Vernon Sr 6'0" 196 |
#2 |
| 20 (201) | 0 |  |
Elon Aaron Mellette Sr 6'2" 217 |
#3 |
| 21 (217) | -3 |  |
Mount Union Jasper Collins Sr 6'0" 190 |
#8 |
| 22 (235) | -2 |  |
Iowa Keenan Davis Sr 6'2" 215 |
#6 |
| 23 (245) | +156 |  |
Grand Valley State Charles Johnson Sr 6'2" 215 |
#4 |
| 24 (257) | 0 |  |
Syracuse Alec Lemon Sr 6'1" 202 |
#15 |
| 25 (273) | +1 |  |
Arizona Dan Buckner Sr 6'3" 220 |
#4 |
| 26 (279) | -29 |  |
Syracuse Marcus Sales Sr 6'0" 185 |
#5 |
| 27 (282) | +83 |  |
Texas A&M Uzoma Nwachukwu Sr 6'0" 195 |
#7 |
| 28 (291) | +25 |  |
Lehigh Ryan Spadola Sr 6'1" 204 |
#85 |
| 29 (321) | -18 |  |
Oklahoma State Tracy Moore Sr 6'1" 220 |
#87 |
| 30 (335) | +65 |  |
Northern Iowa Terrell Sinkfield Sr 6'0" 199 |
#2 |
| 31 (351) | +33 |  |
TCU Skye Dawson Sr 5'10" 176 |
#11 |
| 32 (387) | +13 |  |
Eastern Kentucky Tyrone Goard Sr 6'4" 205 |
#8 |
| 33 (389) | +2 |  |
Missouri T.J. Moe Sr 5'11" 204 |
#28 |
