First off we shouldn't be surprised when any player suddenly measures shorter than advertised by their college. It happens all the time. Just as important though for a WR is hand size. I like a WR big hands that when couples with long arms means the WR can get to more balls.

Notice only four WR have hands 10" or bigger. One of which is Clemson's DeAndre Hopkins whom I would love to see the Panthers land at #44. Hopkins also weighed in 10 lbs heavier than expected so let's see if that affects his 40 time on Sunday.

At the other end of the spectrum WR Terrence Williams, who led the nation in receiving yardage and has a 1st round grade, hands only measured around 8 1/2". I'm sure that would be enough to drop him down anyone's board but it certainly could.

Cordarelle Patterson ended up being about an inch shorter than we thought. Keenan Allen ended up being what we expected plus 10" hands. I think Allen remains the #1 WR after the combine.

A little perplexing is unknown Tyrone Goard from Eastern Kentucky who measured in as the tallest WR at 6'7" but his hand size doesn't match the frame, measuring only 8.68.

If long arms are your thing then you would love Rutger's Mark Harrison and his 35" fly swatters.