Fact or Fiction: Making Sense of Latest Buzz from 2020 NFL Draft's Lying Season

Sitting 11th in the draft order, the Jets might find he's the only top wideout left anyway.Verdict: FictionThe debate over the draft's top wideout won't reach a conclusion until the big night.But new buzz around the league says Oklahoma's CeeDee Lamb ranks better than Jerry Jeudy of Alabama, according to a poll conducted by Bob McGinn of The Athletic.That sort of sounds like what front offices in the top 25 would say if they'd like to see Jeudy fall to them.While the measurables are similar and both figure to be excellent pros worthy of top-15 picks, Jeudy had to work in an Alabama offense oftentimes missing Tua Tagovailoa and going against SEC defenses. After starting three years on the edges in the SEC, Thomas is ready to go now, which plays a big role in his likely going first among his positional group.Verdict: FictionThe Arizona Cardinals, at least for now, have to be done at wideout after adding DeAndre Hopkins, right?Maybe not.General manager Steve Keim told reporters the team won't rule out drafting a receiver in the first round.But there are a few problems with that idea. Or maybe they wouldn't draft the top outright defender after allowing 120.1 yards per game on the ground.There is a much better value for the Cardinals in grabbing a free-falling wideout on Day 2 or Day 3 and taking the best player available in the top 10 as opposed to adding a wideout at No. 8 after trading for a proven top-10 wideout.Verdict: FactThe Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Chargers are putting in notable work on Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.Which makes perfect sense.Those Chargers have largely stood still at quarterback despite losing Philip Rivers during an offseason rich with opportunities at quarterbacks, instead working with the idea that veteran Tyrod Taylor will serve as the starter next season.But at sixth in the draft order, the Chargers might not be in range for Joe Burrow, Tua Tagovailoa or Justin Herbert.