With the 2014 NFL Draft beginning tonight, there comes the hope for all 32 teams of drafting the next superstar of the league. Often, sights are set on young stud wide receivers who have the potential to come into a game and be instant playmakers, making big catches and scoring a lot of touchdowns. Many WRs do just that, but there is also a tendency for them to grab headlines for off-the-field activities (usually illegal) or antics that can be detrimental to their teams. From tweeting to fighting to the occasional murder, here is a helpful timeline of NFL wide receiver insanity.
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