Where will Troy Franklin get drafted? Projecting best fit for Oregon WR

What happened to Troy Franklin? The Oregon WR was a highly-touted prospect heading into the 2024 NFL Draft but as we stand on the cusp of Day 3, Franklin is among the top prospect still on the board.

A total of 16 WRs were called up through Day 1 and Day 2 of the NFL Draft but Troy Franklin was conspicuously missing. One potential reason for Franklin sliding all the way into Round 4 could be the concerns surrounding his frame.

At 6'1 and 179 pounds, Franklin's height and weight measurements don't exactly scream a reliable frame. He was, however, an extremely productive WR who was a reliable set of hands at Oregon. He ended his 2023 and final college football season with 14 receiving TDs, 81 receptions and 1,383 receiving yards.

In any case, it's only a matter of time before Franklin is off the board so here are the top landing spots for the Oregon WR.

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Where will Troy Franklin be drafted?

The Buffalo Bills seriously need to consider bringing Troy Franklin to town. Yes, they picked Keon Coleman out of Florida State with the 33rd overall pick to kick off Round 2, but with Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis both getting the hell out of Dodge, the Bills need to surround Josh Allen with talent to have any shot at contending this year.

Bringing Franklin to Buffalo in the fourth round would represent extremely good value to the Bills considering he is one of the top prospects still on the board.

The Denver Broncos, on the other hand, could also do with some help with their receiving corps. Courtland Sutton and Josh Reynolds are serviceable WRs but the Broncos need to surround Bo Nix with talent. Sean Payton did his utmost to seemingly coax the Vikings into picking J.J. McCarthy so he could draft Nix, and given the fact that Nix and Franklin have history together, this could represent a pretty good pick for a new era in Denver.