Taking a look at the WRs and RBs selected in the first two rounds of the 2015 NFL Draft, in the order in which they were taken:
WR Amari Cooper -- has done well, a worthwhile draft pick
WR Kevin White -- injured entire season
RB Todd Gurley -- has done well, a worthwhile draft pick
WR DeVante Parker -- injured most of the season, has done nothing when he's played
RB Melvin Gordon -- looks like the latest Wisconsin RB who had great offensive lines blocking for him who won't make it in the NFL
WR Nelson Agholor -- injured part of the season, otherwise a huge disappointment
WR Breshad Perriman -- injured entire season
WR Phillip Dorsett -- injured most of the season, has done very little when playing
RB T. J. Yeldon -- looks to be an average starting RB at best
WR Devin Smith -- injured most of the season, a huge bust when he's played
WR Dorial Green-Beckham -- huge disappointment, being babied along because he still lacks understanding of how to run all but the most simple routes and otherwise play his position
WR Devin Funchess -- big disappointment, has finally come on a little in the past two games
RB Ameer Abdullah -- beneficiary of absurd media hype after a couple nice plays in the preseason, has been big disappointment
So out of 13 WRs and RBs drafted in the first two rounds, 10 have been either perpetually injured or busts as players in their rookie season, Yeldon has been ok but underwhelming, while only Cooper and Gurley look like smart picks so far.
WR Amari Cooper -- has done well, a worthwhile draft pick
WR Kevin White -- injured entire season
RB Todd Gurley -- has done well, a worthwhile draft pick
WR DeVante Parker -- injured most of the season, has done nothing when he's played
RB Melvin Gordon -- looks like the latest Wisconsin RB who had great offensive lines blocking for him who won't make it in the NFL
WR Nelson Agholor -- injured part of the season, otherwise a huge disappointment
WR Breshad Perriman -- injured entire season
WR Phillip Dorsett -- injured most of the season, has done very little when playing
RB T. J. Yeldon -- looks to be an average starting RB at best
WR Devin Smith -- injured most of the season, a huge bust when he's played
WR Dorial Green-Beckham -- huge disappointment, being babied along because he still lacks understanding of how to run all but the most simple routes and otherwise play his position
WR Devin Funchess -- big disappointment, has finally come on a little in the past two games
RB Ameer Abdullah -- beneficiary of absurd media hype after a couple nice plays in the preseason, has been big disappointment
So out of 13 WRs and RBs drafted in the first two rounds, 10 have been either perpetually injured or busts as players in their rookie season, Yeldon has been ok but underwhelming, while only Cooper and Gurley look like smart picks so far.