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80Overall
WRBig Ten

Marquise Walker

Michigan · Wide Receiver · 1998-2001

SPD
85
HND
79
RTE
66

Game attribute ratings

Scouting Report

Walker was a first-team All-American on at least one selector's team in 2001 and a first-team all-conference pick in 2001.

In the Michigan record book, Walker ranks No. 2 in career receptions and No. 10 in career receiving touchdowns. Walker's 2001 season ranks No. 3 in program history for receptions.

Walker was the No. 86 overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft.

In 17-0 that career earns a 80 overall, the 3rd-highest wide receiver rating at Michigan since 1990 and No. 20 among all wide receivers of the 2000-2004 era.

Honors & Awards

  1. 2001
    • First-team All-American
    • First-team all-conference
  2. 2002
    • No. 86 overall pick, NFL Draft

Michigan Record Book

  • No. 2 in career receptions
  • No. 10 in career receiving touchdowns
  • No. 3 in single-season receptions (2001)
  • No. 4 in single-season receiving yards (2001)

Top-10 entries in the program's career and single-season lists.

Fan Verdict

50% of 6 fans who voted call the 80 rating just right.

  • Too low 33%
  • Just right 50%
  • Too high 17%

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Michigan Teammates

  1. 90Braylon Edwards2001-04WR
  2. 90Chris Perry2000-03RB
  3. 90LaMarr Woodley2003-06EDGE
  4. 88Marlin Jackson2001-04CB
  5. 86Ernest Shazor2003-04S
  6. 86Mike Hart2004-07RB
  7. 83Larry Foote1998-2001LB
  8. 80Bennie Joppru1999-2002TE
  9. 80David Terrell1998-2000WR
  10. 74Anthony Thomas1997-2000RB

Full Michigan all-time roster

Top Wide Receivers of the 2000-2004 Era

  1. 95Calvin JohnsonGeorgia Tech · 2004-06WR
  2. 95Larry FitzgeraldPittsburgh · 2002-03WR
  3. 90Charles RogersMichigan State · 2000-02WR
  4. 90Jabar GaffneyFlorida · 1999-2001WR
  5. 88Antonio BryantPittsburgh · 1998-2001WR
  6. 88Derek AbneyKentucky · 2000-03WR
  7. 88Josh ReedLSU · 1999-2001WR
  8. 88Rashaun WoodsOklahoma State · 2000-03WR

Best college wide receivers since 1990Best Big Ten players

Sources: Wikipedia (Marquise Walker) and its All-America, all-conference, award and program statistical-leader pages; season statistics and NFL Draft data from CollegeFootballData.com. Ratings are 17-0's own estimates, graded within each era. How ratings work.