Braylon Sanders

Sanders (6'/194), who averaged 21.1 yards per catch at Ole Miss including 22.9 as a fifth-year senior, ran a 4.48 40 with a 34.5-inch vertical and 10-foot-1 broad jump a the Combine. Those are solid numbers but not ground shaking for an older prospect who never caught more than 24 passes in a season. It is possible he catches on as a field stretcher with room to grow, but he comes with production and age red flags.

Johnson (5'10/179) emerged as a fifth-year player in 2021, amassing an 83-1,114-6 line in 13 games for the Golden Hurricanes including eight catches for 149 yards and a touchdown against Ohio State. An ankle injury prevented him from working out at the Combine, and he disappointed with a 4.62 40 at his Pro Day. Johnson is a quality route runner, but he only has one year of real production, was primarily a slot receiver at Tulsa, struggled with drops throughout his career, and does not appear to be a plus athlete. Those red flags make it difficult to get excited about his Dynasty prospects.