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Kevin White- West Virginia: Amazing hands, fires off the line great, uses his hands very well in routes to cause separation, as well as runs a great assortment of routes, has great size and strength which he uses well and good speed, and seems to be a hard worker.
Amari Cooper- Alabama: Acceleration is amazing and is a big play maker, great quickness laterally, fires off the line great, runs good routes and a variety of, causes great separation consistently, gets to the high point to catch the ball with great awareness of whats around him, athlete with good speed, has nice hands but for some reason drops a pass here and there.
Devante Parker- Louisville: Great footwork, great hands, great athlete with great speed, can break away, route running needs work, even with his big frame he doesnt run aggressive routes or use it overly well, he tends to round his routes and doesnt cause deep separation consistently.
Sammie Coates- Auburn: Big man, big athlete, great frame, very nice release off the line but footwork and route running needs work as well as causing separation, his hands are not so good... very questionable hands. he seems like he could be a big play maker in the NFL, but more of a hit or miss type of guy. (Martavius Bryant?)
Justin Hardy- ECU: Very nice footwork and routes, seems to have nice speed and gets out of his breaks very well, good hands, and great ability in running after the catch, YAC guy. His focus may be an issue, I have a questionmark on that. seems to have good upside
Devin Smith- Ohio State: Awesome speed, not an overly strong guy, may struggle big against press coverage, even runs his routes with much finesse, but he does run very nice routes with good footwork in and out of breaks, very nice hands too.
Dezmin Lewis- Central Ark.: tall guy with good frame but needs to use it better, changes speed well off the line and is a smooth runner, but runs raw routes that mostly are quick hits and drags, can he stretch the field is a question mark for me, he has nice soft hands and seems to have a great work ethic and attitude to be easy coachable.
Phillip Dorsett- Miami: SPEED!!! SPEED!!! SPEED!!! and he can accelerate and burst, very solid footwork as well, he gets off the line well, runs the deep routes well, has nice hands, work on that footwork more and what a slot WR he can become. Obviously his size would be a question mark for NFL scouts, and can he be consistent with his hands... seems to be a worker and great teammate.
Jamison Crowder- Duke: Great footwork in and out of breaks, very nice soft hands, has great speed and acceleration and great quickness laterally, size and his overall strength is a big question, he doesnt use his hands or body well physically in routes, can he cause consistent separation?
Tyler Lockett- Kansas State: Great footwork in his routes, in and out of breaks, runs lots of vertical routes too, and has great ability after the catch especially i nspace making people miss, great quickness laterally, smaller target obviously and his catching radius is slim, but his hands arent the greatest as he seems to fight the ball often when catching.
Jaelen Strong- Arizona State: great height and body with great leaping ability, Jaelen is strong, he has good hands, his route running from the line and in and out of breaks need a lot of work, his footwork isnt great, he has great athletic ability and talent but needs a lot of work and development as an NFL WR, seems raw talent
Breshad Perriman- UCF: he has a very thick body, his hands are decent i believe more to him not having great focus on the catch, he isnt overly explosive especially off the line, acceleration seems to lack, and his route running is quite rounded out, he seems to be an average WR prospect
Austin Hill- Arizona: Has very nice hands and focus on the catch, he seems to be a workhorse with a big frame, that frame though he needs to work on getting stronger and using more in his route running, and coud improve on route running as well, not sure how explosive he can be, but definitely a solid possession guy with ability, came off a bad ACL injury 2013 but came back solid in 2015 and has a good ceiling to improve on with that.
Tre McBride- William and Mary: Great footwork, very soft feet in his breaks, runs great out patterns, has good speed, not sure if he is overly explosive and seems to fight the ball at times when catching. I think this kid has great upside and could be a great later round pick.
Titus Davis- Central Michigan: Has very nice feet and breaks down very well off the line and in his routes, his speed seems great but i need to see him using it breaking away more, his hands are questionable.
WR- Kenny Bell- Nebraska: plays aggressive and will go get the ball, doesnt have quick hands though and fights the ball, lets it get into body at times, he has nice quick and light feet with solid route running and off the line, needs to work getting in and out of his breaks a bit though, his acceleration seems very nice with very nice speed taboot, he is a blocker and will block through the end of the whistle (he just has his hands on the outside too much and will get holding calls often if he doesnt fix that). he seems like a competitor and has the Bestest hair out of the WRs in the draft!!!
Chris Harper- California: at 5'11''he is small and wiry, no power, but he has great speed and burst, he is awesome laterally with great quickness, he runs efficient routes with very light feet. I read he was compared to Desean Jackson style WR.
Quinshad Davis- UNC: Big tall guy but is slow off the line, lacks power in his routes and his running, acceleration is poor, a stiff player though he has adequate feet.
Dorial Green-Beckham: we all know whom he is, his freak athletic ability, his solid hands, his amazing ability of leaping to catch the ball at highest points, his big body, and what he offers... we also know his suspensions, off the field issues, attitude from his past... the now on all that who knows yet... red flags, but talent!!!
all these above are thoughts on guys in the draft from films i have been watching... Kevin White is the guy I have liked most... slot guys I liked is Dorsett, Lockett and Crowder... Players with a lot of upside it seems are Dorsett, Hardy, Hill, McBride, and I like Kevin White a lot still... much talent and depth at this position..... debate your thoughts.
these guys below I have as NO to draft.....
Devin Funchess- Michigan: His size and frame is awesome, his routes are poor, he doesnt even use that frame well in routes, his hands are awful, not sure how explosive he is though he is athletic.
Ty Montgomery- Stanford: Once again a very nice frame but he has awful route running, his hands arent good as he fights to catch the ball consistently, he doesnt create consistent separation either... he is a return man though.
Nelson Agholor- USC: he has great speed and is a runner when in open field and able to run straight, he lacks lateral quickness and acceleration is decent , he has poor footwork as well but does run a variety of routes, has nice hands and adjusts well to the ball.
Vince Mayle- Washington State: very nice speed but rounds his routes with poor footwork, though has good quickness, his hands are not great and has poor focus (most likely contributing to many of his drops), he basically runs digs slants and crosses, can he stretch the field? he brings great size, does he use his athletic ability well?
Amari Cooper- Alabama: Acceleration is amazing and is a big play maker, great quickness laterally, fires off the line great, runs good routes and a variety of, causes great separation consistently, gets to the high point to catch the ball with great awareness of whats around him, athlete with good speed, has nice hands but for some reason drops a pass here and there.
Devante Parker- Louisville: Great footwork, great hands, great athlete with great speed, can break away, route running needs work, even with his big frame he doesnt run aggressive routes or use it overly well, he tends to round his routes and doesnt cause deep separation consistently.
Sammie Coates- Auburn: Big man, big athlete, great frame, very nice release off the line but footwork and route running needs work as well as causing separation, his hands are not so good... very questionable hands. he seems like he could be a big play maker in the NFL, but more of a hit or miss type of guy. (Martavius Bryant?)
Justin Hardy- ECU: Very nice footwork and routes, seems to have nice speed and gets out of his breaks very well, good hands, and great ability in running after the catch, YAC guy. His focus may be an issue, I have a questionmark on that. seems to have good upside
Devin Smith- Ohio State: Awesome speed, not an overly strong guy, may struggle big against press coverage, even runs his routes with much finesse, but he does run very nice routes with good footwork in and out of breaks, very nice hands too.
Dezmin Lewis- Central Ark.: tall guy with good frame but needs to use it better, changes speed well off the line and is a smooth runner, but runs raw routes that mostly are quick hits and drags, can he stretch the field is a question mark for me, he has nice soft hands and seems to have a great work ethic and attitude to be easy coachable.
Phillip Dorsett- Miami: SPEED!!! SPEED!!! SPEED!!! and he can accelerate and burst, very solid footwork as well, he gets off the line well, runs the deep routes well, has nice hands, work on that footwork more and what a slot WR he can become. Obviously his size would be a question mark for NFL scouts, and can he be consistent with his hands... seems to be a worker and great teammate.
Jamison Crowder- Duke: Great footwork in and out of breaks, very nice soft hands, has great speed and acceleration and great quickness laterally, size and his overall strength is a big question, he doesnt use his hands or body well physically in routes, can he cause consistent separation?
Tyler Lockett- Kansas State: Great footwork in his routes, in and out of breaks, runs lots of vertical routes too, and has great ability after the catch especially i nspace making people miss, great quickness laterally, smaller target obviously and his catching radius is slim, but his hands arent the greatest as he seems to fight the ball often when catching.
Jaelen Strong- Arizona State: great height and body with great leaping ability, Jaelen is strong, he has good hands, his route running from the line and in and out of breaks need a lot of work, his footwork isnt great, he has great athletic ability and talent but needs a lot of work and development as an NFL WR, seems raw talent
Breshad Perriman- UCF: he has a very thick body, his hands are decent i believe more to him not having great focus on the catch, he isnt overly explosive especially off the line, acceleration seems to lack, and his route running is quite rounded out, he seems to be an average WR prospect
Austin Hill- Arizona: Has very nice hands and focus on the catch, he seems to be a workhorse with a big frame, that frame though he needs to work on getting stronger and using more in his route running, and coud improve on route running as well, not sure how explosive he can be, but definitely a solid possession guy with ability, came off a bad ACL injury 2013 but came back solid in 2015 and has a good ceiling to improve on with that.
Tre McBride- William and Mary: Great footwork, very soft feet in his breaks, runs great out patterns, has good speed, not sure if he is overly explosive and seems to fight the ball at times when catching. I think this kid has great upside and could be a great later round pick.
Titus Davis- Central Michigan: Has very nice feet and breaks down very well off the line and in his routes, his speed seems great but i need to see him using it breaking away more, his hands are questionable.
WR- Kenny Bell- Nebraska: plays aggressive and will go get the ball, doesnt have quick hands though and fights the ball, lets it get into body at times, he has nice quick and light feet with solid route running and off the line, needs to work getting in and out of his breaks a bit though, his acceleration seems very nice with very nice speed taboot, he is a blocker and will block through the end of the whistle (he just has his hands on the outside too much and will get holding calls often if he doesnt fix that). he seems like a competitor and has the Bestest hair out of the WRs in the draft!!!
Chris Harper- California: at 5'11''he is small and wiry, no power, but he has great speed and burst, he is awesome laterally with great quickness, he runs efficient routes with very light feet. I read he was compared to Desean Jackson style WR.
Quinshad Davis- UNC: Big tall guy but is slow off the line, lacks power in his routes and his running, acceleration is poor, a stiff player though he has adequate feet.
Dorial Green-Beckham: we all know whom he is, his freak athletic ability, his solid hands, his amazing ability of leaping to catch the ball at highest points, his big body, and what he offers... we also know his suspensions, off the field issues, attitude from his past... the now on all that who knows yet... red flags, but talent!!!
all these above are thoughts on guys in the draft from films i have been watching... Kevin White is the guy I have liked most... slot guys I liked is Dorsett, Lockett and Crowder... Players with a lot of upside it seems are Dorsett, Hardy, Hill, McBride, and I like Kevin White a lot still... much talent and depth at this position..... debate your thoughts.
these guys below I have as NO to draft.....
Devin Funchess- Michigan: His size and frame is awesome, his routes are poor, he doesnt even use that frame well in routes, his hands are awful, not sure how explosive he is though he is athletic.
Ty Montgomery- Stanford: Once again a very nice frame but he has awful route running, his hands arent good as he fights to catch the ball consistently, he doesnt create consistent separation either... he is a return man though.
Nelson Agholor- USC: he has great speed and is a runner when in open field and able to run straight, he lacks lateral quickness and acceleration is decent , he has poor footwork as well but does run a variety of routes, has nice hands and adjusts well to the ball.
Vince Mayle- Washington State: very nice speed but rounds his routes with poor footwork, though has good quickness, his hands are not great and has poor focus (most likely contributing to many of his drops), he basically runs digs slants and crosses, can he stretch the field? he brings great size, does he use his athletic ability well?
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