We all know the four names. Those four junior wide receivers everyone is talking about as possible early entrants into next year’s NFL Draft. They are Michael Floyd of Notre Dame, A.J. Green of Georgia, Jonathan Baldwin of Pitt, and Julio Jones of Alabama. Everyone has their favorites (I’m a Floyd man, myself), but, without a doubt, it’s those four that keep popping up when the conversation arises about the best junior wide receivers in college football. All have First Round potential, but each also has their concerns. Floyd battled injuries last season, Green disappears at times, Baldwin has questions about his speed, and Julio Jones has yet to live up to his massive hype. The four have a chance to have big 2010 se...

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