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Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'3"	208 lbs.	33 5/8"	9 5/8"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
Value	N/A	40.5"	11'2"	Value	N/A

Games	Receptions	Receiving Yards	Receiving Touchdowns
30	​115	2190	14

Pros

• Elite length measurables in with his exceptional height and arm length.

• Rare speed and quickness for his size that makes him very dangerous in the open field as well as a route-runner.

 

• Elite hands that catch everything in his vicinity.

 

• Rarely, if ever, makes catches with his body preferring to pluck passes out of the air. 

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• Doesn't need both hands to come down with the football.

 

• Has elite short and intermediate route-running ability for his size.

• Elite awareness of the boundary lines

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• Sets up his routes beautifully for easy wins using his athleticism.

 

• Very explosive with the football in his hands and can reach top speed quickly.

 

• Dynamo in the open field when making defenders miss.

 

• Has shown more than enough power in his frame to break tackles as well as drag defenders for more yards

 

• As his size would suggest, he's very good at high pointing contested catches.

 

• He can leap like very few have been able to in college football and should be a quarterbacks best option on hail Mary throws.

 

• As his performance against Michigan will show, he's a clutch player when he needs to be.

Cons

• Skinny frame for his size and style of play which is worrisome for his potential longevity.

• Feasted on Big 12 defenses in college which are not known for producing NFL worthy cornerbacks.

 

• Inconsistent at beating press coverage.

• Only a single catch against Georgia in the title game that saw TCU lose 62-7.

Overview

He's a prototypical X wide receiver that has #1 target written all over him in the NFL draft and would be a great acquisition for a team with young quarterback. His ability to run routes at his size as well as come down with difficult passes with ease should help any young and developing quarterback build confidence in their throws and allow them to throw relatively bad passes in his direction with some hope. He could play better against press coverage which is becoming more and more prevalent in the NFL and his play against Georgia in the championship was slightly concerning, however it's hard to find any faults there as a lot more has to go wrong for team to lose in such fashion than a receiver having an off night. I expect him to hit the ground running in the NFL and become a pro bowl receiver early in his career as his play on the field reminds of a young Randy Moss, however I doubt he finds a home with two other exceptional receivers like Moss did.