The hype leading up to the 2024 NFL Draft at wide receiver was based entirely on the generational talent of Marvin Harrison Jr. and the game-breaking potential of Malik Nabers. Sure, there were other guys deeper in the draft who had promise, but outside of those top two players and maybe Rome Odunze there wasn’t a lot of faith this class would be all that special.
Four weeks into the season it’s shaping up to be a legendary, league-defining year at WR when it comes to rookies — particularly those selected in the first two rounds. A total of 11 receivers were taken in either the first or second
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