Las Vegas Raiders have options at WR in deep 2020 Draft class
By BD Williams
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Playmakers
- Henry Ruggs, Alabama, Round 1
- Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona State, Round 2
- Jalen Reagor, TCU, Round 2
- KJ Hamler, Penn State, Round 3
- Devin Duvernay, Texas, Round 4
These players have great athleticism and turn it into electric playmaking ability after the catch. Ruggs is clearly the cream of the crop here and his combine showed everyone who the best athlete entering the NFL is in 2020.
That being said the other names here aren’t slouches either and have the explosiveness to make a difference when the ball is in their hands. Brandon Aiyuk, Jalen Reagor, and Devin Duvernay routinely make big gains after the catch with speed. Hamler is also fast but wins with terrifying elusiveness and short area quickness.
Any one of these players would add an explosive element to the Raiders offense and be the best return man on the team. By adding any of these guys, the Raiders wide receiver group not only gains depth, but someone who can take the lid off a defense at any time.
WR Devin Duvernay: Potential draft target for the Raiders in 2020 pic.twitter.com/vjKFrv9nZq
— BD Williams (@BDWilliams18) January 20, 2020