XFL player draft: Wide receivers

The XFL has announced its player pool ahead of its inaugural season starting in February. The XFL player draft will start on Tuesday October 15 and wrap up the following day.

So who are these players? You can find them all listed by position here on Cabache’s Corner.
QB | RB | TE | OL | DE | DT | LB | CB | SAF | ST

As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, the offense in the XFL is going to have to be the draw for a fanbase, at least initially. With QBs and RBs already covered, next up is the WRs who’ll be vying for targets once the action gets started.


The players are listed in alphabetical order, on order of the days they were announced – Day one players come first, then day two players are listed alphabetically and so on.

Floyd Allen, Ole Miss
Anthony Amos, Middle Tennessee State
Dontez Byrd, Tennessee Tech
Jordan Gandy, Murray State
Antoine Griffin, West Florida
Rannell Hall, UCF
Matt Hazel, Coastal Carolina
Jerrod Heard, Texas
Dominique Heath, Appalachian State
Deion Holliman, Missouri State
Reece Horn, Indianapolis
Taivon Jacobs, Maryland
Garrett Johnson, Kentucky
Seantavius Jones, Valdosta State
Kahlil Lewis, Cincinnati
Keevan Lucas, Tulsa
Devin Lucien, Arizona State
Tim Lukas, Illinois
Tre McBride, William & Mary
Mekale McKay, Cincinnati
Octayvius Miles, Alabama A&M
Keith Mumphrey, Michigan State
Durron Neal, Oklahoma
Tyler Palka, Gannon
Jalen Rowell, Air Force
Brandon Shippen, Temple
Patrick Smith, Tennessee State
Nelson Spruce, Colorado
DeAngelo Yancey, Purdue
Demarcus Ayers, Houston
Jack Bramswig, Boston College
Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
KD Cannon, Baylor
John Diarse, TCU
Donteea Dye, Heidelberg
Armanti Foreman, Texas
Fabian Guerra, Fairmont State
J-Shun Harris, Indiana
Timmy Hernandez, Oregon State
Mikah Holder, San Deigo State
Chris Hubert, Fayetteville State
Adonis Jennings, Temple
Charlie Jones, American
Terrance Lee-Alls, James Madison
Yedidiah Louis, Sam Houston State
KJ Maye, Minnesota
Max McCaffrey, Duke
Sam Mobley, Catawba
Flynn Nagel, Northwestern
Vinny Papale, Delaware
Colby Pearson, BYU
Ervin Philips, Syracuse
James Quick, Louisville
Jalen Saunders, Oklahoma
Josh Stewart, UTSA
L’Damian Washington, Missouri
Daniel Williams, Jackson State
Frank Brown, Bethune Cookman
Joshua Crocket, Central Oklahoma
Kahlil Dawson, Portland State
Delfonte Diamond, McMurry
Kenzel Doe, Wisconsin
Jacoby Ford, Clemson
Keyarris Garrett, Tulsa
DeQuan Hampton, USC
Treydonte Hill, Western New Mexico
Alton Howard, Tennessee
Levern Jacobs III, Maryland
Lamar Jordan, New Mexico
Stephen Louis, NC State
Freddie Martino, North Greenville
Tyre McCants, South Florida
Gary McKnight, Northeastern State
Robert Meachem, Tennessee
Alonzo Moore, Nebraska
Richard Mullaney, Oregon State
Thomas Owens, Florida International
Tobias Palmer, NC State
De’Mornay Pierson-El, Nebraska
Brandon Reilly, Nebraska
Kayaune Ross, Kentucky
Fred Ross, Mississippi State
Ezell Ruffin, San Diego State
Xavier Rush, Tulane
John Santiago, North Dakota
Gerrard Sheppard, Towson
Terrell Sinkfield, Northern Iowa
Chris Thompson, Florida
Aaren Vaughns, Utah State
Jordan Westerkamp, Nebraska
Taj Williams, TCU
Malik Wilson, North Carolina A&T
Deontez Alexander, Franklin College
Sammie Coates, Auburn
Stacy Coley, Miami (FL)
Rashard Davis, James Madison
Matthew Eaton, Iowa State
Donald Gray, Mississippi State
Devin Gray, Cincinnati
Jalen Greene, Utah State
Delane Hart-Johnson, New Mexico
Quadree Henderson, Pittsburgh
Malachi Jones, Appalachian State
T.J. Jones, Notre Dame
Marcus Lucas, Missouri
Damoun Patterson, Youngstown State
Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech
Darius Prince, Penn State – Beaver
Willie Quinn, Southern
Korey Robertson, Southern Miss
Qua Searcy, Georgia Tech
Jaylen Smith, Louisville
Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech
DeAndre Thompkins, Penn State
Carlos Thompson, Independence CC
Jonah Trinnamen, BYU
Jamarius Way, South Alabama
Kermit Whitfield, Florida State
Carl Whitley, Abilene Christian
Tim Wilson, East Stroudsburg
Isaac Zico, Purdue
Raymond Bolden, Stony Brook
Ryan Davis, Auburn
Davante Davis, UNLV
Steven Dunbar, Houston
Travin Dural, LSU
Ed Eagan, Northwestern State
Dontez Ford, Pittsburgh
Davon Grayson, East Carolina
Karel Hamilton, Samford
Isaiah Huston, Arizona Christian
Blake Jackson, Mary Hardin Baylor
Chuck Jacobs, Utah State
Jordan Lasley, UCLA
Jordan Leslie, BYU
Stephen Louis, North Colorado State
Rhyeem Malone, Louisiana
Codey McElroy, Oklahoma State
Edgar Poe, Army
Alonzo Russell, Toledo
Jordan Smallwood, Oklahoma
Riley Smith, West Texas A&M
Kyle Sweet, Washington State
Ron’Quavion Tarver, Utah State
Joe Walker, Delaware
Herb Waters, Miami (FL)
Kasen Williams, Washington
Terrance Williams, Baylor



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