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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Physically he's the embodiment of an X-Receiver. question is, does he have the speed to match?What are opinions here on Kaden Prather from Maryland 6-3 210. Not a binky but I am becoming enamored with him. 4th rounder imo
If it's any help, I dreamt last night that he was the leading draft receiver in fighting off an alien invasion. Take it fwiwWhat are opinions here on Kaden Prather from Maryland 6-3 210. Not a binky but I am becoming enamored with him. 4th rounder imo
I really like Ricky White. Kid will have a better pro career than college. Of course his breakout game as a true freshman against Michigan where QB Rocky Lombardy threw him one long bomb after another after another clouds my judgment.State you know who Rick White reminds me of?? Falcons WR Roddy White: have you seen Georgie's Arian Smith?? Him and Ricky White are identical Players to me :X WR's written all over them. I see quite a few diamonds in the rough who looks like they will translate in the NFL.
That is a good skill to have, so great strengthIf it's any help, I dreamt last night that he was the leading draft receiver in fighting off an alien invasion. Take it fwiw
Glad to see you are catching upIowa State have two decent Prospects at WR.
Bru McCoy looks like a sleeper: former Five Star Recruit who had a nasty injury at the College level. Might be better Pro than College Player I like.As Josh McDaniels value blocking from his WRs here are four that grade highly:
Tre Harris
Bru McCoy
Jack Bech
Pat Bryant
All the multi round internet mocks will be mocking Restrepo to the Pats now won't they?
I was studying WR stats to find receivers that fit what Vrabel said he's looking in a WR as regards being good on contested catches and YAC and I'll do a seperate post on that but one really intriguing name came up. Now based upon what happened at the Titans, I'm working on the theory that the offense under Vrabel could be one features play action deep passes as a key aspect of the offense so including both of those ideas, we'd be looking for a deep threat receiver who's good on contested catches and gets plenty of yards after the catch.
To that end, here's Deont'e Thornton Jnr of Tennessee. He's 6-5, 214lbs and allegedly runs in the low 4.4s.
First here's what he's not. He's not someone with wiggle or someone who runs a complex route tree or someone who's highly productive (only 26 receptions on 34 targets this season).
What he is, is a dangerous deep threat. He scored 6 TDs from those 26 receptions. He leads all draft eligible receivers on yards per reception with 25.5 and on YAC/RR on 10.7. He's 3rd on y/RR with 3.74 and has a contested catch rate of 75%.
NFL Draft Buzz have him ranked in the 5th round but he could be a combine riser. He's not DK Metcalf but he's similar in how you would play him.
He looks good but will have to wait until the Combine as Draft Buzz have him listed as a 4.65s guy. I don't think I'd want him with that time but if he runs a fair bit faster (4.5s) he'd be worth a day 3 punt. I do like the idea of signing 2 FA WRs and then taking a punt on a day 3 guy.
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