Like the 2015 running back class, the wide receiver class is top heavy with starting talent. At the top, you have up to four receivers who, I think, could each be the best WR in the class. Then, another ten or so who can be solid WR2s or WR3s in the league. And then a lot of solid role players who could all be on rosters come September.

At the top is Kevin White, one of the most athletic size-speed athletes at WR that I’ve seen. Most people either have him or Amari Cooper as their 1-2 WRs this year, but I slide Perriman into the number-2 slot. He’s a lot like White in his skills and athleticism. Cooper drops to number three for me because he has a little more inconsistency than I like.

1. Kevin White 
2. Breshad Perriman
3. Amari Cooper
4. DeVante Parker
5. Justin Hardy
6. Sammie Coates
7. Nelson Agholor
8. Dorial Green-Beckham
9. Jaelen Strong
10. Phillip Dorsett
11. Jamison Crowder
12. Tyler Lockett
13. Austin Hill
14. Cam Worthy
15. Devin Smith
16. Chris Conley
17. Titus Davis
18. Rannell Hall
19. Tré McBride
20. Stefon Diggs
21. Rashad Greene
22. Deontay Greenberry
23. Devin Funchess
24. Antwan Goodley
25. Jordan Taylor
26. Darren Waller
27. Vince Mayle
28. Tommy Shuler
29. Ty Montgomery
30. Dres Anderson
31. Tony Lippett
32. Levi Norwood
33. Devin Gardner
34. Kasen Williams
35. Jake Kumerow
36. Dezmin Lewis