Looking ahead to the Rams 2016 NFL Draft prospects

Dec 5, 2015; Waco, TX, USA; Texas Longhorns linebacker Breckyn Hager (44) tackles Baylor Bears wide receiver Corey Coleman (1) during the second half at McLane Stadium. The Longhorns defeat the Bears 23-17. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

Corey Coleman – WR – Baylor

Baylor is not necessarily known for producing top wide-outs at the next level, but Coleman might be able to break that streak. He’s undersized for the position, but what he lacks in size he makes up for in speed and athleticism. He’s an aggressive receiver that excels at making adjustments to the ball and highlight reel catches. Coleman fits the Emmanuel Sanders mold making plays outside of his measurable. Even though Baylor has been an explosive offense at the college level, NFL teams may be hesitant to take Coleman this high because of lack of top quality products at the position in passed years.

Josh Doctson – WR – TCU

It’s no surprise that two receivers from two of the highest scoring offenses (Baylor, TCU) in college football make this countdown. Doctson doesn’t project as a high first-round selection, but still makes the cut as a high draft pick. He’s a speedster with exceptional ball skills. He’s another receiver that is able to go up and get the ball at the point of attack making him very difficult to cover downfield. Like most speed players, Doctson lacks the ideal size to play the position with the best. He’s a bit on the lanky side and will need to add weight at the next level. As a junior, Doctson broke 1,000 receiving yards and scored 11 touchdowns.

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