Linking young WRs Jenkins, Baldwin, Quick
NFL teams have drafted three wide receivers with the 25th through 35th picks over the past three years.All three of the receivers have NFC West ties. All three are facing important and possibly pivotal 2013 seasons:2012 Rookie WRs by YardsJon Baldwin: The Kansas City Chiefs drafted him 26th overall from Pittsburgh in 2011. Baldwin owns 10 starts in 26 regular-season games. He had 41 receptions for 579 yards and two touchdowns over that span before the Chiefs traded him to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday.
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