The incoming rookie wide receiver class is a remarkably deep one again in this year’s NFL draft. Atop that class, many have argued the status of “WR1” with Alabama’s Jameson Williams and Arkansas’ Treylon Burks often winning the crown. The New Orleans Saints have a glaring need at wideout, and many believe either one of these explosive prospects could help to solve it. NewOrleans.Football’s Nick Underhill reports that both Williams and Burks made official pre-draft visits with the Saints recently, as did top-50 prospect Skyy Moore, a receiver out of Western Michigan.
So the Saints are also high on this year’s draft class. Williams fits the mold of a speedy deep-threat that can be an unstoppable threat with the ball in his hands after the catch. Moore is known as more of a shifty run-after-catch threat who does his best work down the sidelines. Burks fits a similar vision but more in line with the Saints’ preferred prototype at the position. But each of these…