But, clearly, the first-round wide receiver Class of 2005 had an unspectacular debut. Cleveland's Braylon Edwards appears to have the best chance of success. He missed six games due to injury, but still put up a group-leading 512 yards receiving, while scoring three touchdowns.
But, after one season, there's no reason to believe the Class of 2005 will be any better than the nine that have come before it.
