Sports Science on Devonta’s Ridiculous Numbers
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Man the kid is a stud no doubt, but will the body hold up in the NFL? It's a legit question.
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If it does, he seems clearly the best WR in this draft.
If he can continue getting that kind of separation in the nfl, he will have great success. He’s the best WR in this class, heisman winner, dominated college football, dominated first round CB, not afraid of the big moments. I’ll be very happy if Miami selected the slim reaper or waddle.
Chase is elite too. Both guys can have amazing careers.
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I know these numbers don’t provide the equivalent insight as running the 40 or how many reps he can bench, but how does this not transfer to success in the NFL?
How many DBs are going to be able to blanket him?
How many DBs are going to be able to blanket him?
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No argument from me on that.
The only advantage I see Chase having on DeVonta is his physicality.
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Chase > Waddle > Smith. 
I like analytics as much as the next guy but that's some serious **** right there
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What is- ranking the WRs in reverse order, Alex?Chase > Waddle > Smith.
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Great, I saw the Pitts video. Science says he jumps with the equivalent force of an atom bomb.