NEW POST: BY THE NUMBERS - Top NFL Draft WRs by ROI Part 3 of 4: Division FCS

The Most Elite ROI Prospects of FCS Division

Two segments of this series have already highlighted the top Return on Investment WRs in Division II and Division III.  Now we look at the top FCS receivers in terms of  ROI efficiency measures... do yourself a favor and take a long look at these perspective hopefuls. 

Here is part three of the BY THE NUMBERS: 2017 NCAA WR series:

The list highlights only players with at least 75% higher ROI than the average receiver within the FCS. The list is not deep, but if you take a moment to look through their game footage, you will find more than a couple of viable prospects. 

Last year, FCS receivers Cooper Kupp (Eastern Washington) and Chad Williams (Grambling) were selected in the 2017 draft.  Let's see how this year's crop works out. 

This year's FCS #1 ROI receiver doesn't lead reception yards but he has collected a stat line of 65 receptions/ /954 yards /10 TDs.    

Another FCS high ROI receiver (#2) lead all NCAA with Rec/TD ratio, scoring at a clip of 1 TD every 3.7 receptions!  

Look for this spot for the top 10 FBS  Return on Investment players in a final two part series!

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The time to vote for the Pre-Combine NFL Draft prospect top 100 list created from an aggregation of football fans like you is nearly upon us - Ballots will be available after January 16, 2018.  I am looking for up to 75 voters to join last year's 25 amateur and professional football scouts in filling out a simple to use online ballot to vote for your top 100 NFL draft prospects.   THIS IS NOT A MOCK DRAFT, but simply we want YOUR take on the best prospects in the upcoming 2018 draft. 

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