Name: Jeremy Gallon
Position: Wide receiver
School: Michigan
Selected: Round 7, Pick 244 overall
Height: 5'7
Weight: 185
Strengths:
- Displays strong hands, route running ability
- Has great balance and vision after the catch
- Tremendous college production
- Could contribute on special teams
Weaknesses:
- Undersized
- Not dynamic, lacks top end speed
- Has trouble blocking
Analysis:
Gallon has strong hands, displaying great hand-eye coordination. He runs good routes and can read defensive zones. The Michigan product lacks top end speed, but shows burst and agility on tape.
Gallon shows some similarities to Julian Edelman. He may be able to contribute on special teams and has traits that could translate to the NFL. Almost built like a running back, great vision with the ball in his hands. His production in the Big Ten stood out on numerous occasions. Loves the game, very passionate.
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