The wide receiver position is settled with A.J. Brown set to start the first year of his monster contract extension, and DeVonta Smith entering his third year, with a fifth-year option all but guaranteed to be picked up.
There’s some uncertainty after the dynamic duo.
Quez Watkins will be in the final year of his rookie deal, while undrafted free agent Britain Covey should return as the primary punt returner.
Zach Pascal will be an unrestricted free agent, and Philadelphia could look to add a talented rookie on a cheap deal to an already blockbuster duo.
With on-field workouts, underway here are ten wide receivers to watch at the NFL Combine on Saturday.
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Reed has a great release off the line of scrimmage and plays with smooth speed and control.
Here is every one-on-one rep for Michigan State WR Jayden Reed from the first two days of the Senior Bowl: pic.twitter.com/WPpLCXQSHX
— Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) February 2, 2023
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A smaller receiver, Dell could become a weapon and matchup nightmare.
Nathaniel Dell might be skinny…but my goodness he destroys DBs
pic.twitter.com/fELm0ubEPF— Travis May (@FF_TravisM) February 2, 2023
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One of my favorite sleeper WR in the 23’ Draft, Puka Nacua. Nacua is 6’2 200lbs and had 834 total yards and 10 total tds this yr for BYU in 9 games.Good speed and great body control. He also showed good hands and route running at the senior bowl. Projected as a 5th-6th round WR. pic.twitter.com/69Ko8hDhpq
— K1SinceDay1 (@KSzn2021) March 4, 2023
Nacua gives off J.J. Arcega-Whiteside vibes at times, but the BYU star is extremely talented.
Puka Nacua out of BYU is a guy who made himself some decent money today. Here he is against JL Skinner in 1on1s. pic.twitter.com/MC1G14nUEN
— Frankie Abbott (@FrankiesFilm) February 1, 2023
Of all the pass catchers at the scouting combine, Nacua was ranked first this season in “yards per route run” (3.45).
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I really like SMU WR Rashee Rice.
He’s got a little CeeDee Lamb to his game. pic.twitter.com/vhxQOnOX6l
— Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) January 14, 2023
Rice started all 12 games played for SMU in 2022, leading the FBS in receiving yards per game (112.9).
His 1,355…
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