DeAndre Brown

The college game is in a transition period with its’ wide receivers. The talent level took a big hit last season as the NFL Draft sucked up some major junior talent.

These rankings are filled with wide outs that will be looking to make a name for themselves on the college level. There are also alot of already productive wide receivers who will have new quarterbacks to break in. One is Ryan Broyles at Oklahoma who will have Landry Jones  at quarterback. We expect Broyles to struggle the first part of the season until Jones gets his feet wet in the Big 12.

If there is a weak position in college fantasy football, this is it. As I said before the mix of new quarterbacks will contribute, as well as the top juniors leaving for the NFL Draft early. New players will be thrust into starting jobs and how they do remains to be unseen.

So where does this leave college fantasy owner’s. The wide receiver position is much like its’ NFL brethren, the talent pool dries up quick and owner’s should be pro-active in filling this position. This is not a position that you can wait on, the talent is simply not there throughout the ranks.

The rankings have changed a little bit from when they were released last, but not much. The top man is still DeAndre Brown who I feel has the talent to put up gaudy numbers in Conference USA. A healthy Brown, who will be fully healthy by the start of the season looks to have added strength and weight according to head coach Larry Fedora.

Let’s get to the ranks.

2010 College WR Ranks:

  1. Deandre Brown-Southern Miss
  2. Aldrick Robinson-SMU
  3. Dwayne Harris-East Carolina
  4. Vincent Brown-San Diego St.
  5. Mohamed Sanu-Rutgers
  6. Michael Floyd-Notre Dame
  7. Ryan Broyles-Oklahoma
  8. James Cleveland-Houston
  9. Titus Young-Boise St.
  10. Randall Cobb-Kentucky
  11. James Rodgers-Oregon St.
  12. Eric Page-Toledo
  13. Damaris Johnson-Tulsa
  14. Wes Kemp-Missouri
  15. Kendall Wright-Baylor
  16. Jermaine Kearse-Washington
  17. DeVier Posey-Ohio St.
  18. Jonathan Baldwin-Pittsburgh
  19. Leonard Hankerson-Miami
  20. Malcolm Williams-Texas
  21. Kris Adams-UTEP
  22. Deonte Thompson-Florida
  23. Keith Smith-Purdue
  24. A.J. Green-Georgia
  25. Greg Childs-Arkansas
  26. Armon Binns-Cincinnati
  27. Jeff Fuller-Texas A & M
  28. Tyron Carrier-Houston
  29. Austin Pettis-Boise St.
  30. Jarvis Williams-North Carolina St.
  31. Jerrel Jernigan-Troy
  32. Greg Salas-Hawaii
  33. Tyshon Goode-Kent St.
  34. T.Y. Hilton-Florida International
  35. Donovan Varner-Duke
  36. Chris Owusu-Stanford
  37. Bert Reed-Florida St.
  38. Darryl Freeney-East Carolina
  39. Tandon Doss-Indiana
  40. Tracy Moore-Oklahoma St.
  41. Maurice Shaw-Idaho
  42. DeMarco Sampson-San Diego St.
  43. Niles Paul-Nebraska
  44. Vidal Hazelton-Cincinnati
  45. Hubert Anyiam-Oklahoma St.
  46. Jarmon Fortson-Florida St.
  47. Jamel Hamler-Fresno St.
  48. Rodney Bradley-Hawaii
  49. Owen Spencer-North Carolina St.
  50. Jerrell Jackson-Missouri
  51. Brandon Wimberly-Nevada
  52. Jermaine McKenzie-Memphis
  53. Uzoma Nwachukwu-Texas A & M
  54. A.J. Jenkins-Illinois
  55. Nick Toon-Wisconsin
  56. Colin Larmond-Boston College
  57. Juron Criner-Arizona
  58. Jereme Brooks-Utah
  59. Markeith Summers-Mississippi
  60. Torrey Smith-Maryland
  61. Scotty McKnight-Colorado
  62. Ryan Whalen-Stanford
  63. Alshon Jeffery-South Carolina
  64. Patrick Edwards-Houston
  65. Tramain Swindall-Texas Tech

Next week is Tight End week. Stay tuned. Fantasy Football Brothers.

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