NEW VIDEO POST: BY THE NUMBERS - Top NFL Draft WRs by ROI Part 4 of 4: Division FBS Part I

The Most Elite ROI Prospects of FBS  

The first 3 installments of this series showcased the most efficient wide receivers in FCS,  Division II and Division III based on my Return on Investment methodology.   Now we arrive at the FBS division, which contains most of the big names college football fans hear around the water cooler.  But, there will likely also be some names that are new to you.  ROI is not based on racking up large numbers, but through context, derives how much of the load each WR bears for his team.  On the list you will find names in your discussions for the WR1 distinction and names that may make you say, "Huh?"  Do yourself a favor and take a long look at these perspective hopefuls as there are many gems hiding in plain sight.

We will present the Top 20 ROI WRs but will post a 2 part article with this piece covering players #11-20.  The Top 10 will post at a later date, with a subsequent article discussing which ROI WRs show traits that may help them get to the ultimate stage, the NFL. 

Here is part 1 of the final BY THE NUMBERS: 2017 NCAA WR series, the FBS!  Thank you. and enjoy.

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

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