This group of 20 players has a random running back and quarterback scattered in, but the top options of those two groups will come in the Top 40 players (as expected). Instead, this grouping basically contains the second tier of tight ends and the bulk of the WR2.
Obviously, if you want one of the top two tight end options you are going to have to draft them within the Top 40 players on draft day. However, if you are looking for the next group of options this is where you are going to be drafting them. The wide receivers obviously can be interchanged, depending on your preference, but virtually my entire group of WR2 fall into this range. It makes sense, because you want to focus on RB and the top WR/QB in the first three rounds.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at the rankings:
41. Brandon Marshall – Chicago Bears (WR-13)
42. Jordy Nelson – Green Bay Packers (WR-14)
43. Michael Turner – Atlanta Falcons (RB-20)
44. Dez Bryant – Dallas Cowboys (WR-15)
45. Darren Sproles – New Orleans Saints (RB-21)
46. Marques Colston – New Orleans Saints (WR-16)
47. Percy Harvin – Minnesota Vikings (WR-17)
48. Demaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos (WR-18)
49. Tony Romo – Dallas Cowboys (QB-8)
50. Vincent Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (WR-19)
51. Kenny Britt – Tennessee Titans (WR-20)
52. Miles Austin – Dallas Cowbys (WR-21)
53. Aaron Hernandez – New England Patriots (TE-3)
54. Roy Helu – Washington Redskins (RB-22)
55. Jahvid Best – Detroit Lions (RB-23)
56. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons (QB-9)
57. DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles (WR-22)
58. Dwayne Bowe – Kansas City Chiefs (WR-23)
59. Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys (TE-4)
60. Jermichael Finley – Green Bay Packers (TE-5)
