Cedrick Wilson Dynasty Value

The most efficient receiver in this class by adjusted production. Wilson put up 101.5 receiving yards per game across 26 games at Boise State with a remarkable 19.0 career yards per reception. Back-to-back seasons of 94.1 and 107.9 yards per game show sustained dominance. Only 18 touchdowns in 26 games is the one production gap: the scoring rate doesn't match the yardage. At 6'3" and 197 pounds with a 4.55 forty and a 37.0-inch vertical, Wilson has a lean, long frame with adequate speed. The Mountain West competition is the obvious discount, though Boise State played a tougher G5 schedule than most. Wilson was the clear WR1 and dominated his conference. The 19.0 career yards per reception is a number that translates regardless of competition level: that kind of per-catch efficiency suggests a player who wins downfield consistently. R6.208 for a productive G5 deep threat whose per-game dominance is undeniable but whose sixth-round slot reflects the NFL's skepticism about whether Mountain West production translates.