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Best WR in College Football

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He was full-time opposite Santonio Holmes last year.

 

My apologies! I was thinking last year was Ginn's first season, not his second. I'll keep my mouth shut about Ohio State football from here on out! :thumb:

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Uruttia definately has the best stiff arm of all collegiate receivers.

Keenan Burton is certainly a top ten guy, and I would be tempted to put him right behind those top 5 guys.

 

I'm not sure Burton is big enough (6-2, 195) to be a big-time wide receiver, at least at the next level. I could be wrong, though.

I'm not sure Burton is big enough (6-2, 195) to be a big-time wide receiver, at least at the next level. I could be wrong, though.
How many players become big time WRs at the next level? Not enough to go around that every team has one. So that certainly doesn't keep him from being a top ten guy on the college level.
How many players become big time WRs at the next level? Not enough to go around that every team has one. So that certainly doesn't keep him from being a top ten guy on the college level.

 

I understand completely. He's a very good college receiver. I was stretching the opinion out to the professional level as well. Sorry for any confusion.

CALVIN JOHNSON he will be the number 1 wide reciever taken this year. If he stays healthy.

I'll take Ginn over them all except Johnson.

:thumb: :thumb: That is excatly what I was about to post.

1) Calvin Johnson - G Tech

2) Dwayne Jarrett - USC

 

(In No Particular Order)

Ted Ginn Jr - Ohio St

Jeff Smardzija - Notre Dame

Sydney Rice - South Carolina

Mario Manningham - Michigan

Mario Urrutia - Louisville

Chad Jackson - Florida

Desean Jackson - Cal

Earl Bennett - Vanderbilt

Calvin is a beast. No doubt about it.

Calvin Johnson - Georgia Tech

Dwayne Jarrett - USC

Mario Manningham - Michigan

Jeff Samardzija - Notre Dame

Ted Ginn, Jr. - Ohio St.

 

Others to watch (younger):

 

Percy Harvin - Florida

Sidney Rice - South Carolina

Mario Urrutia - L'ville

Derrick Williams - Penn St.

Dicky Lyons, Jr. - Kentucky (bias)

1) Calvin Johnson - G Tech

2) Dwayne Jarrett - USC

 

(In No Particular Order)

Ted Ginn Jr - Ohio St

Jeff Smardzija - Notre Dame

Sydney Rice - South Carolina

Mario Manningham - Michigan

Mario Urrutia - Louisville

Chad Jackson - Florida

Desean Jackson - Cal

Earl Bennett - Vanderbilt

 

He's so good they've loaned him to the Patriots this season. :D He's disappointed because he got paid more in Gainsville.

He's so good they've loaned him to the Patriots this season. :D He's disappointed because he got paid more in Gainsville.

:laugh: :laugh: I dont want to speak for anyone, but I think he meant Dallas Baker....:lol:

My list, in this order.

 

Calvin Johnson

Ted Ginn Jr.

Dwayne Jarrett

Jeff Samardzjia

Mario Manningham (Most underrated threat in college football)

Exactly

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