2010 Wide Receiver Draft Rankings

Every year its a crapshoot with the Wide Receivers. Outside of the top 12 Wideouts on this list, I can't guarantee that any one player is going to do well.

Within the first 5 rounds, you really should get at least one of these 12 WRs. After that, I suspect that these 12 players will be gone.

After that, the key is to hedge your bets by getting a lot of wide receivers during the middle of your draft. Players like Hines Ward and Terrell Owens have routinely slipped past the first 8 rounds and become a great bargin.

Basically, if you don't see a Running back that is higher on your board and you don't need or can't get a highly rated QB or TE, you should select the best Wide Receiver you can find. Odds are that a couple of them will pan out for 7+ points a game.

Rank	Wide Receiver	Team	Bye
1	Andre Johnson	HOU	7
2	Randy Moss	NE	5
3	Reggie Wayne	IND	7
4	Miles Austin	DAL	4
5	Roddy White	ATL	8
6	DeSean Jackson	PHI	8
7	Calvin Johnson	DET	7
8	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	6
9	Brandon Marshall	MIA	5
10	Marques Colston	NO	10
11	Greg Jennings	GB	10
12	Anquan Boldin	BAL	8
13	Wes Welker	NE	5
14	Steve Smith	NYG	8
15	Chad OchoCinco	CIN	6
16	Mike Sims-Walker	JAC	9
17	Michael Crabtree	SF	9
18	Steve Smith	CAR	6
19	Donald Driver	GB	10
20	Dwayne Bowe	KC	4
21	Robert Meachem	NO	10
22	Pierre Garcon	IND	7
23	Johnny Knox	CHI	8
24	Eddie Royal	DEN	9
25	Hines Ward	DEN	9
26	Braylon Edwards	NYJ	7
27	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	7
28	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	8
29	Kenny Britt	TEN	9
30	Lee Evans	BUF	6
31	Percy Harvin	MIN	4
32	Mike Williams	TB	4
33	Santana Moss	WAS	9
34	Mohamed Massaquoi	CLE	8
35	Malcolm Floyd	SD	10
36	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	8
37	Laurent Robinson	STL	9
38	Kevin Walter	HOU	7
39	Louis Murphy	OAK	10
40	Mike Wallace	PIT	5
41	Austin Collie	IND	7
42	Dez Bryant	DAL	4
43	Derrick Mason	BAL	8
44	Terrell Owens	CIN	6
45	Devery Henderson	NO	10
46	Jabar Gaffney	DEN	9
47	Bernard Berrian	MIN	4
48	Vincent Jackson	SD	10
49	Roy Williams	DAL	4
50	Early Doucet	ARI	6