The 2020 rookie class was an impressive collection of high-end skill players and quality defensive standouts, but it wasn’t without its underwhelming performers, too.

Detroit Lions first-round pick Jeff Okudah is an example of highly-graded prospects who failed to deliver in Year 1. He finished his first season with a putrid 48.1 grade from Pro Football Focus and was one of the worst first-round rookies in the league in 2020. Only Baltimore Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen and Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Damon Arnette graded worse.

But this is a post about the league’s best first-rounders from this season. Here are the five highest-graded first-round rookies, as evaluated by Pro Football Focus, in 2020:

Justin Jefferson (WR, Minnesota Vikings)
2020 pick: 1.22
PFF grade: 90.4

Notes: Jefferson set an NFL record for the most receiving yards by a rookie with 1,400 and instantly became one of the league’s best playmakers. While some box-score numbers are deceptive, Jefferson’s 1,400 yards were legit. He’s a superstar and will go down as a massive steal from 2020’s first round.