2012 NFL Mock Draft: Latest Stock Watch for College Football's Top WRs

The 2012 draft class is loaded with early round receiver prospects that will make an instant impact on Sundays next season. 

They're big, experienced and can physically overpower the cornerbacks who cover them. 

Where are the draft stocks of the top-four pass catchers after another wild weekend in college football?

4. Nick Toon

Toon isn't as decorated as some of the other receivers in college football and may not get the publicity of a Justin Blackmon or Michael Floyd, but with his sustained production in Madison and his 6'3'', 220-pound frame, he's a guy I want on my team. 

He was held in check in the Badgers' two losses, but since those devastating defeats, he's come up rather large with 167 yards and two touchdowns. 

Stock Up

3. Michael Floyd

I'm still placing Floyd behind South Carolina's Alshon Jeffery, but he's closing the gap considerably. 

Another huge target, (6'3'', 225) Floyd has been the life force of the Notre Dame offense this season. 

The Fighting Irish are winners of eight of their last nine, and Floyd has 19 grabs for 182 yards and a score in his last two outings. 

After a 79-catch, 1,025-yard season a year ago, he's come back to catch 87 passes for 1,014 yards in 2011. 

Stock Up 

2. Alshon Jeffery

The Gamecocks are having a very respectful season, but they're being overshadowed by the rest of the SEC. 

Jeffery is the victim of the team's current run-first offense, and his five-catch effort against The Citadel this week was the most grabs he's had since October 15th in a win over Mississippi State. 

With his size, (6'4'', 230) and NBA-like leaping ability he'll still be a top-15 selection, but the fact that his numbers are down dramatically this season, his stock is certainly dropping. 

Stock Down

1. Justin Blackmon

Wow. 

I still can't believe Oklahoma State lost to Iowa State. 

Though the loss all but dashes the Cowboys' national title hopes, Justin Blackmon is still the consensus top receiver in the 2012 draft class. 

He had 10 catches for 99 yards and a touchdown in the loss. 

At 6'1'', 215 pounds, he's got good enough size to become a consistent chain mover at the next level and possesses enough speed and elusiveness to become a downfield threat and yards-after-the-catch guy in the NFL. 

2012 NFL Mock Draft

1. Indianapolis Colts: Andrew Luck	17. Cincinnati Bengals: Lamar Miller
2. Miami Dolphins: Landry Jones	18. Chicago Bears: Michael Floyd
3. St. Louis Rams: Alshon Jeffery	19. Baltimore Ravens: Luke Kuechly
4. Washington Redskins: Robert Griffin III	20. Cleveland Browns: Nick Toon
5. Arizona Cardinals: Jonathan Martin	21. New York Giants: Janoris Jenkins
6. Minnesota Vikings: Matt Kalil	22. Philadelphia Eagles: Dont'a Hightower
7. Denver Broncos: Trent Richardson	23. Cincinnati Bengals: Chase Minnifield
8. Jacksonville Jaguars: Justin Blackmon	24. San Diego Chargers: Ronnell Lewis
9. Seattle Seahawks: Matt Barkley	25. Houston Texans: Jerel Worthty
10. Carolina Panthers: Morris Claiborne	26. San Francisco 49ers: Devon Still
11. Kansas City Chiefs: Cordy Glenn	27. Buffalo Bills: Donte Paige-Moss
12. Cleveland Browns: Vontaze Burfict	28. New England Patriots: Courtney Upshaw
13. Tennessee Titans: Melvin Ingram	29. Pittsburgh Steelers: David DeCastro
14. Dallas Cowboys: Stephon Gilmore	30. Detroit Lions: Alphonzo Denard
15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Dre Kirkpatrick	31. New England Patriots: Quinton Coples
16. New York Jets: Alameda Ta'Amu	32. Green Bay Packers: Brandon Jenkins