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Kiper now has ranked Perriman as No.10 Prospect a spot ahead of Parker

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UCF WR Breshard Perriman is skyrocketing. Mel Kiper now has him as No. 10 prospect, a spot ahead of Parker. #Dolphins reportedly interested


No player’s value has skyrocketed in recent weeks more than UCF wide receiver Breshad Perriman.
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Perriman, who entered draft season as a projected third round pick, has been rapidly rising. He’s now listed as the No. 9 overall prospect on Mel Kiper Jr’s big board, one spot ahead of Louisville receiver DeVante Parker.
The Dolphins have long been interested in Parker. But they are also considering Perriman with the No. 14 pick, according to the Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson.
Perriman ran a 4.25 in the 40 at UCF’s Pro Day. NFL teams love speed.
Here’s Kiper’s take:
A big receiver, he has the explosiveness off the line and deep speed of a player who typically comes in a smaller package; no player has moved up more on my board since the season began. Perriman can make the big play with his ability to win on contested throws by beating defenders in the air via size and strength, and with the ability to turn short catches into big plays by running past tacklers and through contact. He’s raw in terms of some of the finer points, but he could put up big numbers early if he gets his share of targets.
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CBS Sports currently has Perriman as the No. 26 overall player and a borderline first round pick.
CBS lists Perriman behind Amari Cooper (No. 4 overall), Kevin White (No. 7), Parker (No. 13), Jaelen Strong (No. 20) and Dorial Green-Beckham (No. 23).
Kiper has Cooper (No. 3), White (No. 4), Perriman (No. 9), Parker (No. 10) and Nelson Agholor (No. 18) in his top 25 big board.
Perriman, the son of former UM standout and NFL receiver Brett Perriman, clearly has speed and strength. But he has been criticized for disappearing in big games and struggling with route running and reading coverages.
USC’s Agholor (6-0, 198) is also an intriguing prospect.
He’s athletic and a strong pass catcher but has a lean frame.
If Cooper, White and Parker are all gone, Green-Beckham remains one of the draft’s most interesting players.
He’s 6-5, 237 and has the talent to be one of the NFL’s top receivers. But his off-the-field issues are disturbing and he sat out last season after being released from Missouri.
Strong — 6-2, 217 — is a physical receiver but lacks top speed.
http://dailydolphin.blog.palmbeachp...eshad-perriman-with-no-14-pick/#__federated=1


 
Any other WRs these guys want to put above Parker?

This ish is getting ridiculous, parker being treated like a 2nd rate WR is insane to me.
 
I'm pretty over taking chances on raw guys in top rounds. I'd rather go draft one of our other needs than spend a 1st rder on a best of the rest WR. Could get a guy like Dorsett in a later round anyways.
 
Well kiper had him 15th a month ago so not much of a stretch
 
I pray some boss-like GM takes Perriman ahead of us, pushing a better prospect to 14
 
I have Parker and Perriman about ranked the same with Perriman slightly favored because of running that 4.2 again.
 
Parker is going to have a hard time getting open in the NFL. Perriman is very interesting.
 
Hopefully the Parker falls due to Perrimans rise. Anyone remember Mike Sims Walker? The speedy receiver that never got out of the raw phase. He was a decent receiver but never "developed". If we didn't have a top 15 pick I'd feel more comfortable with Perriman. If we have a shot at Parker and don't pull the trigger I'll flip my lid.
 
Hayden Fox said:
Parker is going to have a hard time getting open in the NFL. Perriman is very interesting.
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I agree I don't want Parker. Perriman could be the next good #1 WR. after Cooper off course
 
I like Perriman alot......He can be that impact receiver in the NFL....I think he is a prime target for us.
 
I hope the Perriman supporters are right. adding another player to our "big board" at 14 would be huge at this point. Any one but a hb at 14 is cool with me, simply because I really like Miller. If this dude Perriman can catch with his hands, at that speed, um yea, we could use that.
 
Good, hopefully some team ahead of us takes him over Parker, and we end up getting Parker for sure! I like Breshad Perriman but not at 14, maybe 2nd rd.
 
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