There is reportedly just one wide receiver who stands out in the eyes of multiple NFL talent evaluators leading up to the 2023 draft.

Jim Nagy, who has extensive experience as an NFL scout and as the executive director of the Reese's Senior Bowl, said he spoke to "numerous teams" and believes the league "isn't nearly as high on this year's" group of wide receivers as those in the media projecting a number of players at the position to be first-rounders.

Instead, those teams have Ohio State's Jaxon Smith-Njigba as the only wide receiver with a first-round grade.

B/R's NFL Scouting Department projected TCU's Quentin Johnston (No. 12 to Houston Texans), Boston College's Zay Flowers (No. 21 to Los Angeles Chargers), Smith-Njigba (No. 23 to Minnesota Vikings) and USC's Jordan Addison (No. 27 to Buffalo Bills) as first-rounders in its latest mock draft.

And it wouldn't be a surprise to see many of these players taken in the first round, because different teams have different draft boards.