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Year Overall Pick Player Team College
2005
3 Braylon Edwards Browns Michigan
7 Troy Williamson Vikings South Carolina
10 Mike Williams Lions USC
21 Matt Jones Jaguars Arkansas
22 Mark Clayton Ravens Oklahoma
27 Roddy White Falcons Alabama-Birmingham
Edwards - Season: 32 catches / 512 yards / 3 TDs.
Williamson - Season: 24 / 372 / 2.
Williams - Season: 29 / 350 / 1.
Jones - Season: 36 / 432 / 5.
Clayton - Season: 44 / 471 / 2.
White - Season: 29 / 446 / 3.
2004
3 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals Pittsburgh
7 Roy Williams Lions Texas
9 Reggie Williams Jaguars Washington
13 Lee Evans Bills Wisconsin
15 Michael Clayton Buccaneers Louisiana State
29 Michael Jenkins Falcons Ohio State
31 Rashaun Woods 49ers Oklahoma State
Fitzgerald - One 1,000 yard season (1,409 in 2005). 103 catches and 10 TDs in 2005. Career: 161 / 2,189 / 18.
Roy Williams - Career stats: 99 / 1,504 / 16.
Reggie Williams - Career stats: 62 catches / 713 yards / 1 TD.
Evans - Career stats: 96 catches / 1,586 yards / 16 TDs.
Clayton - One 1,000 yard season (1,193). One 65+ catch season (80). Career totals: 112 / 1,565 / 7.
Jenkins - Career stats: 43 catches, 627 yards, three TDs.
Woods - One played season. One missed season. Career stats: 7 catches, 160 yards, one TD.
2003
2 Charles Rogers Lions Michigan State
3 Andre Johnson Texans Miami (FL)
17 Bryant Johnson Cardinals Penn State
Rogers - Thirty-four missed games over three seasons. Career stats: 36 catches, 440 yards, and 4 TDs.
A. Johnson - One Pro Bowl (2004). Two 65+ catch seasons. One 1,000 yard season (1,142 in 2004). 12 career TDs.
B. Johnson - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Zero seasons over 50 receptions. Three career TDs. Career totals: 124 catches and 1,407 yards.
2002
13 Donte Stallworth Saints Tennessee
19 Ashley Lelie Broncos Hawaii
20 Javon Walker Packers Florida State
Stallworth - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Has topped 50 receptions twice: 58 in '04 and 70 in '05. 23 career TDs. Has topped 800 receiving yards once.
Lelie - One 1,000 yard season (1,084 in 2004). 12 TDs over four years. Has topped 50 receptions once.
Walker - One 1,000 yard season (1,382 in 2004). One Pro Bowl. Has topped 50 catches once (89 in '04). One double-digit TD year. 22 career TDs.
2001
8 David Terrell Bears Michigan
9 Koren Robinson Seahawks North Carolina State
15 Rod Gardner Commanders Clemson
16 Santana Moss Jets Miami (FL)
25 Freddie Mitchell Eagles UCLA
30 Reggie Wayne Colts Miami (FL)
Robinson - One Pro Bowl (2005 as a returner). Various suspensions and behavior issues in Seattle + drops. One 1,000 yard season (1,240 in 2002). 13 career receiving TDs. Two years with more than 65 catches.
Gardner - One 1,000 yard season (1,006 yards in 2002). 65+ catches once. 23 TDs over five seasons.
Moss - Entering his sixth season. One Pro Bowl. Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,483 in '05). One double-digit TD season (2003). Two 65+ grab seasons. 28 career TDs.
Mitchell - Four seasons played. Never topped 500 yards. Never topped 35 receptions. Five career TDs. Career totals: 90 catches and 1,263 yards.
Wayne - Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,210 in 2004). One double-digit TD season. Three 65+ reception seasons. 28 career TDs.
2000
4 Peter Warrick Bengals Florida State
8 Plaxico Burress Steelers Michigan State
10 Travis Taylor Ravens Florida
21 Sylvester Morris Chiefs Jackson State
29 R. Jay Soward Jaguars USC
Warrick - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Two years with 65+ receptions. 800+ receiving yards once. Two years with zero TDs. No double-digit TD seasons. 18 receiving TDs over six seasons.
Burress - Three 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,325 in 2002). No double-digit TD seasons. Topped 65 receptions twice. 29 TDs over six seasons.
Taylor - Entering his seventh season. Has topped 60 catches once. Zero 1,000 yard seasons (high of 869 yards in '02). No double-digit TD seasons. 19 TDs over six seasons.
Morris - Two seasons (one played). 48 catches, 678 yards, 3 TDs. Knee injury, if I remember correctly.
Soward - One season played. 14 catches, 154 yards, 1 TD. One very notable fumble. Suspended for substance abuse (alcohol addiction) during his rookie season. Went to the CFL after rehab.
1999
6 Torry Holt Rams North Carolina State
8 David Boston Cardinals Ohio State
13 Troy Edwards Steelers Louisiana Tech
Holt - Six 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,696 in 2003). Two double-digit TD seasons. 80+ catches each of the past six years (100+ twice). More than 1,300 yards receiving each of the past six seasons. 54 TDs over seven years. Four Pro Bowls.
Boston - Three complete seasons out of seven. Has missed 37 games over the past four years. Three seasons over 65 receptions (high of 98 in 2001). Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,598 in 2001). No double-digit TD seasons. 25 TDs over seven years. One Pro Bowl ('01).
Edwards - Entering his eight year in the league. Three complete seasons so far. No 1,000 yard seasons. Has not topped 725 yards in a season. 11 TDs over seven seasons. Has topped 50 catches once (rookie season).
1998
16 Kevin Dyson Oilers Utah
21 Randy Moss Vikings Marshall
30 Marcus Nash Broncos Tennessee
Dyson - Six seasons played. Never topped 825 yards. No double-digit TD seasons. Two complete seasons out of six. 18 TDs over three years.
Moss - Seven 1,000 yard seasons. Five Pro Bowls. Six double-digit TD seasons (high of 17 twice). 98 TDs over eight seasons. 100+ catches twice.
Nash - One season played. Four catches, 76 yards, zero TDs.
1997
7 Ike Hilliard Giants Florida
15 Yatil Green Dolphins Miami (FL)
16 Reidel Anthony Buccaneers Florida
27 Rae Carruth Panthers Colorado
Hilliard - Nine seasons played. No 1,000 yard seasons. No double-digit TD seasons. 65+ receptions in one year (1999). 28 TDs in nine years.
Green - One season played. 18 catches, 234 yards, zero TDs.
Anthony - Five seasons played. Career bests in 1998 season: 51 catches, 708 yards, 7 TDs. The other four years combined: 73 grabs, 1,138 yards, and 9 TDs.
Carruth - 22 games over three seasons. Career totals of 62 catches, 804 yards, and 4 TDs. Possibly more felony charges than TDs
1996
1 Keyshawn Johnson Jets USC
7 Terry Glenn Patriots Ohio State
18 Eddie Kennison Rams Louisiana State
19 Marvin Harrison Colts Syracuse
24 Eric Moulds Bills Mississippi State
Johnson - Four 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,266). One double-digit TD season (1998). One 100 reception season (2001). 39 TDs in his first five years, 21 in the five since. Traded (as a franchise player?) to Tampa Bay for two first-round picks. Entering his 11th year in the league. You have to take into account, though, that he was the 1st pick in the draft. Pro Bowls: '98, '99, '01.
Glenn - Three 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,147). Has topped 70 receptions twice ('96 and '00). No double-digit TD seasons (high of 7 in '05). Only three complete seasons. Pro Bowl 1999.
Kennison - Has topped 1,000 yards twice ('04 and '05). One year of more than 65 receptions ('05). No double-digit TD seasons. 37 TDs in 11 years.
Harrison - Seven Pro Bowls ('99 - '05). Seven double-digit TD seasons. Four seasons of 100+ catches. Seven 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,722). 110 career TDs.
Moulds - Four 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,368 in '98). One double-digit TD season. Four 70+ catch seasons. 48 career TDs.
1995
4 Michael Westbrook Commanders Colorado
8 Joey Galloway Seahawks Ohio State
10 J.J. Stokes 49ers UCLA
Westbrook - Topped 1,000 yards once (1,191 yards in 1999). Never had a double-digit TD season. Played eight years, but only two complete seasons. Only topped 50 catches in a year twice.
Galloway - Four 1,000 yard seasons including a career best (1,287) in '05. Traded as a franchise player from Seattle to Dallas (two first rounders I think). In four years in Dallas he only topped 700 yards once. Entering his 12th season.
Stokes - Played for nine seasons. He never topped 800 yards receiving and never had more than 65 receptions in a year.
2005
3 Braylon Edwards Browns Michigan
7 Troy Williamson Vikings South Carolina
10 Mike Williams Lions USC
21 Matt Jones Jaguars Arkansas
22 Mark Clayton Ravens Oklahoma
27 Roddy White Falcons Alabama-Birmingham
Edwards - Season: 32 catches / 512 yards / 3 TDs.
Williamson - Season: 24 / 372 / 2.
Williams - Season: 29 / 350 / 1.
Jones - Season: 36 / 432 / 5.
Clayton - Season: 44 / 471 / 2.
White - Season: 29 / 446 / 3.
2004
3 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals Pittsburgh
7 Roy Williams Lions Texas
9 Reggie Williams Jaguars Washington
13 Lee Evans Bills Wisconsin
15 Michael Clayton Buccaneers Louisiana State
29 Michael Jenkins Falcons Ohio State
31 Rashaun Woods 49ers Oklahoma State
Fitzgerald - One 1,000 yard season (1,409 in 2005). 103 catches and 10 TDs in 2005. Career: 161 / 2,189 / 18.
Roy Williams - Career stats: 99 / 1,504 / 16.
Reggie Williams - Career stats: 62 catches / 713 yards / 1 TD.
Evans - Career stats: 96 catches / 1,586 yards / 16 TDs.
Clayton - One 1,000 yard season (1,193). One 65+ catch season (80). Career totals: 112 / 1,565 / 7.
Jenkins - Career stats: 43 catches, 627 yards, three TDs.
Woods - One played season. One missed season. Career stats: 7 catches, 160 yards, one TD.
2003
2 Charles Rogers Lions Michigan State
3 Andre Johnson Texans Miami (FL)
17 Bryant Johnson Cardinals Penn State
Rogers - Thirty-four missed games over three seasons. Career stats: 36 catches, 440 yards, and 4 TDs.
A. Johnson - One Pro Bowl (2004). Two 65+ catch seasons. One 1,000 yard season (1,142 in 2004). 12 career TDs.
B. Johnson - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Zero seasons over 50 receptions. Three career TDs. Career totals: 124 catches and 1,407 yards.
2002
13 Donte Stallworth Saints Tennessee
19 Ashley Lelie Broncos Hawaii
20 Javon Walker Packers Florida State
Stallworth - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Has topped 50 receptions twice: 58 in '04 and 70 in '05. 23 career TDs. Has topped 800 receiving yards once.
Lelie - One 1,000 yard season (1,084 in 2004). 12 TDs over four years. Has topped 50 receptions once.
Walker - One 1,000 yard season (1,382 in 2004). One Pro Bowl. Has topped 50 catches once (89 in '04). One double-digit TD year. 22 career TDs.
2001
8 David Terrell Bears Michigan
9 Koren Robinson Seahawks North Carolina State
15 Rod Gardner Commanders Clemson
16 Santana Moss Jets Miami (FL)
25 Freddie Mitchell Eagles UCLA
30 Reggie Wayne Colts Miami (FL)
Robinson - One Pro Bowl (2005 as a returner). Various suspensions and behavior issues in Seattle + drops. One 1,000 yard season (1,240 in 2002). 13 career receiving TDs. Two years with more than 65 catches.
Gardner - One 1,000 yard season (1,006 yards in 2002). 65+ catches once. 23 TDs over five seasons.
Moss - Entering his sixth season. One Pro Bowl. Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,483 in '05). One double-digit TD season (2003). Two 65+ grab seasons. 28 career TDs.
Mitchell - Four seasons played. Never topped 500 yards. Never topped 35 receptions. Five career TDs. Career totals: 90 catches and 1,263 yards.
Wayne - Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,210 in 2004). One double-digit TD season. Three 65+ reception seasons. 28 career TDs.
2000
4 Peter Warrick Bengals Florida State
8 Plaxico Burress Steelers Michigan State
10 Travis Taylor Ravens Florida
21 Sylvester Morris Chiefs Jackson State
29 R. Jay Soward Jaguars USC
Warrick - Zero 1,000 yard seasons. Two years with 65+ receptions. 800+ receiving yards once. Two years with zero TDs. No double-digit TD seasons. 18 receiving TDs over six seasons.
Burress - Three 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,325 in 2002). No double-digit TD seasons. Topped 65 receptions twice. 29 TDs over six seasons.
Taylor - Entering his seventh season. Has topped 60 catches once. Zero 1,000 yard seasons (high of 869 yards in '02). No double-digit TD seasons. 19 TDs over six seasons.
Morris - Two seasons (one played). 48 catches, 678 yards, 3 TDs. Knee injury, if I remember correctly.
Soward - One season played. 14 catches, 154 yards, 1 TD. One very notable fumble. Suspended for substance abuse (alcohol addiction) during his rookie season. Went to the CFL after rehab.
1999
6 Torry Holt Rams North Carolina State
8 David Boston Cardinals Ohio State
13 Troy Edwards Steelers Louisiana Tech
Holt - Six 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,696 in 2003). Two double-digit TD seasons. 80+ catches each of the past six years (100+ twice). More than 1,300 yards receiving each of the past six seasons. 54 TDs over seven years. Four Pro Bowls.
Boston - Three complete seasons out of seven. Has missed 37 games over the past four years. Three seasons over 65 receptions (high of 98 in 2001). Two 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,598 in 2001). No double-digit TD seasons. 25 TDs over seven years. One Pro Bowl ('01).
Edwards - Entering his eight year in the league. Three complete seasons so far. No 1,000 yard seasons. Has not topped 725 yards in a season. 11 TDs over seven seasons. Has topped 50 catches once (rookie season).
1998
16 Kevin Dyson Oilers Utah
21 Randy Moss Vikings Marshall
30 Marcus Nash Broncos Tennessee
Dyson - Six seasons played. Never topped 825 yards. No double-digit TD seasons. Two complete seasons out of six. 18 TDs over three years.
Moss - Seven 1,000 yard seasons. Five Pro Bowls. Six double-digit TD seasons (high of 17 twice). 98 TDs over eight seasons. 100+ catches twice.
Nash - One season played. Four catches, 76 yards, zero TDs.
1997
7 Ike Hilliard Giants Florida
15 Yatil Green Dolphins Miami (FL)
16 Reidel Anthony Buccaneers Florida
27 Rae Carruth Panthers Colorado
Hilliard - Nine seasons played. No 1,000 yard seasons. No double-digit TD seasons. 65+ receptions in one year (1999). 28 TDs in nine years.
Green - One season played. 18 catches, 234 yards, zero TDs.
Anthony - Five seasons played. Career bests in 1998 season: 51 catches, 708 yards, 7 TDs. The other four years combined: 73 grabs, 1,138 yards, and 9 TDs.
Carruth - 22 games over three seasons. Career totals of 62 catches, 804 yards, and 4 TDs. Possibly more felony charges than TDs
1996
1 Keyshawn Johnson Jets USC
7 Terry Glenn Patriots Ohio State
18 Eddie Kennison Rams Louisiana State
19 Marvin Harrison Colts Syracuse
24 Eric Moulds Bills Mississippi State
Johnson - Four 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,266). One double-digit TD season (1998). One 100 reception season (2001). 39 TDs in his first five years, 21 in the five since. Traded (as a franchise player?) to Tampa Bay for two first-round picks. Entering his 11th year in the league. You have to take into account, though, that he was the 1st pick in the draft. Pro Bowls: '98, '99, '01.
Glenn - Three 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,147). Has topped 70 receptions twice ('96 and '00). No double-digit TD seasons (high of 7 in '05). Only three complete seasons. Pro Bowl 1999.
Kennison - Has topped 1,000 yards twice ('04 and '05). One year of more than 65 receptions ('05). No double-digit TD seasons. 37 TDs in 11 years.
Harrison - Seven Pro Bowls ('99 - '05). Seven double-digit TD seasons. Four seasons of 100+ catches. Seven 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,722). 110 career TDs.
Moulds - Four 1,000 yard seasons (high of 1,368 in '98). One double-digit TD season. Four 70+ catch seasons. 48 career TDs.
1995
4 Michael Westbrook Commanders Colorado
8 Joey Galloway Seahawks Ohio State
10 J.J. Stokes 49ers UCLA
Westbrook - Topped 1,000 yards once (1,191 yards in 1999). Never had a double-digit TD season. Played eight years, but only two complete seasons. Only topped 50 catches in a year twice.
Galloway - Four 1,000 yard seasons including a career best (1,287) in '05. Traded as a franchise player from Seattle to Dallas (two first rounders I think). In four years in Dallas he only topped 700 yards once. Entering his 12th season.
Stokes - Played for nine seasons. He never topped 800 yards receiving and never had more than 65 receptions in a year.
