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Ranking CFB's best receivers of the last 50 years.

Ranking CFB's best receivers of the last 50 years. As Jeremiah Smith continues to amaze, Bill Connelly looks at where his career fits among the best ever.

There are certain non-negotiables when it comes to historic rankings. I have my own thoughts, for example, about who the best college quarterback of the 2000s is, and they're pretty different than everyone else's.

KEY POINTS

  1. Randy Moss, Marshall
  2. Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State
  3. Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh
  4. DeVonta Smith, Alabama
  5. Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State
  6. Desmond Howard, Michigan
  7. Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
  8. Tim Brown, Notre Dame
  9. Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
  10. Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
  11. Keyshawn Johnson, USC
  12. Anthony Carter, Michigan
  13. Peter Warrick, Florida State
  14. Bobby Engram, Penn State
  15. Ja'Marr Chase, LSU
  16. Reidel Anthony, Florida
  17. James Washington, Oklahoma State
  18. Josh Reed, LSU
  19. Hart Lee Dykes, Oklahoma State
  20. Charles Rogers, Michigan State
  21. Wendell Davis, LSU
  22. Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
  23. Marcus Harris, Wyoming
  24. Michael Irvin, Miami
  25. Torry Holt, NC State
  26. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State
  27. Amari Cooper, Alabama
  28. Braylon Edwards, Michigan
  29. Tyler Lockett, Kansas State
  30. Mike Williams, USC
  31. Terrance Williams, Baylor
  32. Marqise Lee, USC
  33. Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
  34. Mike Evans, Texas A&M
  35. Jameson Williams, Alabama/Ohio State
  36. Wes Chandler, Florida
  37. Corey Davis, Western Michigan
  38. Mike Hass, Oregon State
  39. John Jefferson, Arizona State
  40. Tavon Austin, West Virginia
  41. Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech
  42. Ozzie Newsome, Alabama
  43. Aaron Turner, Pacific
  44. Danario Alexander, Missouri
  45. Golden Tate, Notre Dame
  46. Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma
  47. Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State
  48. A.J. Green, Georgia
  49. Kirk Gibson, Michigan State
  50. Trevor Insley, Nevada