WR/PTP Thread
Meant to post this the past few days but been busy with work. Just woke up so ill get it out the way. Not finished with the names, I'll add a few more. Have to move a few guys around but almost everyone is in the right. neighborhood.
Boutte looks like a mini Chase at times but long term the picture isn't as clear as it was with previous #1. Recovering from two ankle surgeries can derail you short term when you depend on planting/cutting, exploding from off your feet. That's easily the biggest question mark with Boutte.
When hes on its easy to see a little Chase in his game. From his build (6/200) to play style (slightly upright runner that bounces off defenders with plus play speed & strength) to toughness with the ball in his hands. They jump out. Similarities are there but it remains to be seen if Boutte can capture that quickness/twitch, play speed post-surgery.
Almost ended up in Bama a few times. Most recently after the NIL deals struck but ended up staying at LSU. He's being taken care of there. Big time recruit from that area. Big name.
- very physical - won't go down easy, plays through contact on contested / tough catches, will block ... he gets involved.
- plus focus, tracking and body control. In the air, MOF, sideline. Very good awareness of where he's at and attention to detail. Big play ability. Makes it happen. 8 TD in 5 games last year I believe. Natural playmaker.
Strong hands. Natural hands although he will occasionally let a few hit his chest in tight situations.
Ability to make plays all three levels. Manufactured touches - can beat press. Once he gains more strength, hopefully recovers 100% by next year. He'll be a nightmare to press bc of his strength & speed. He can run straight by you and take the top off so pressing is only for the unafraid with NFL recovery speed & skills. Screens, motion, crossers, hitch, go, fade, he can do it all. Could improve on certain routes but he's a good r/r as it is rn. Elusive can make you miss. Run through weak arm tackles.
Turns into a RB with the ball in his hands. Plus acceleration and play speed. He runs as fast as he needs to.
He needs to recover 100%. Get stronger, weight is almost maxed but really polish off that body. Could in some other areas. Making certain routes his own. He's got some craftiness to him. Medicals could push him down depending on those surgeries.
This class has serious potential. Every class does but there's cycles to this. That said the next few WR/RB/TE classes could be special imo.
Potential for some big HWS guys in Tillman, Johnston, Demus. Those three are very intriguing imo. I think all three will be "names" next year. Too late to get into more detail rn but all three can play.
Everyone's probably heard of JSN by now. Elite short area quicks, COD, separation. He's going to be really good.
Make sure to check out Zay Flowers though. So smooth, such a good r/r, awareness & focus.
Wicks, Downs, Jarrett & Addison are all legit too. All have top 30-40 potential.
Tier 1A
Quentin Johnston - 6'4/200 - TCU
Jalin Hyatt - 6'/185 - Tennessee
Cedric Tillman - 6'3/215 - Tennessee
Rashee Rice - 6'3/205 - SMU
Jordan Addison - 6'/175 - USC
Jaxon Smith-Njigba - 6'/195 - OSU
Zay Flowers - 5'10/180 - BC
Tier 1B
Dontay Demus - 6'4/215 - Maryland
Dontayvion Wicks - 6'1/205 - Virginia
Josh Downs - 5'10/180 - UNC
Rakim Jarrett - 6'/190 - Maryland
Jacob Copeland - 6'/200 - Maryland
Ladd McConkey - 6'/185 - Georgia
Jacob Cowing - 5'10/170 - Arizona
Jayden Reed - 6'/185 - MSU
Tier 2A
Marvin Mims - 5'11/180 - OK
Jermaine Burton - 6'/200 - Alabama
Ronnie Bell - 6'/190 - Michigan
Chris Autman-Bell - 6'1/215 - Minnesota
Isaiah Neyor - 6'3/210 - Texas
Tier 2B
Kearis Jackson - 6'/200 - Georgia
Tyler Harrell - 6'/195 - Alabama
Bru McCoy - 6'3/220 - Tennessee
AT Perry - 6'5/205 - Wake Forest
Tyrese Chambers - 6'1/185 - FIU
Thayer Thomas - 6'/200 - NC State
Tier 3A
Xavier Hutchinson - 6'3/210 - Iowa St
Jaylon Robinson -5'9/180 - Ole Miss
Pierre Williams - 6'1/210 - Sacramento St
Gary Bryant - 5'11/180 - USC
Jadon Haselwood - 6'3/205 - Arkansas
Mitchell Tinsley - 6'1/205 - PSU
Jaden Walley - 6'/185 - Mississippi St
Bryce Ford-Wheaton - 6'3/220 - West Virginia
Jaray Jenkins - 6'3/200 - LSU
Ainias Smith - 5'10/180 - TAMU
Konata Mumpfield - 6'1/180 - Pittsburgh
Elijah Cooks - 6'4/215 - San Jose St
Nick Mardner - 6'6/190 - Cincinnati
Gunner Romney - 6'2/215 - BYU
CJ Daniels - 6'1/195 - Liberty
Corey Rucker - 6'/205 - South Carolina
Tier 3B
Tre Tucker - 5'9/175 - Cincinnati
Dante Cephus - 6'1/180 - Kent St
Corey Gammage- 6'4/220 - Marshall
Milton Wright - 6'3/195 - Purdue
Parker Washington - 5'10/210 - PSU
Zakhari Franklin - 6'1/185 - UTSA
Joshua Cephus - 6'3/190 - UTSA
Tier 4
Josh Vann - 5'10/190 - South Carolina
Jonathan Mingo - 6'2/215 - Ole Miss
Jason Brownlee - 6'3/200 - Southern Miss
Nathaniel Dell - 5'10/160 - Houston
Jesse Matthews - 6'/190 - San Diego St
Trayvon Rudolph - 5'10/180 - Northern Illinois
Warren Thompson - 6'3/205 - Arkansas
Puka Nacua - 6'2/210 - BYU
Winston Wright - 5'9/180 - FSU
Damario Douglas - 5'8/165 - Liberty
Ali Jennings - 6'2/200 - Old Dominion
Grant DuBose - 6'2/200 - Charlotte
Luke Grimm - 6'/190 - Kansas
Sam James - 5'11/185 - West Virginia
Malik Knowles - 6'3/195 - Kansas St
Jalen Cropper - 6'/175 - Fresno St
Duece Watts - 6'2/195 - Tulane
Kyren Lacy - 6'3/215 - LSU
Yo’Heinz Tyler - 6'3/205 - Ball St
Dominick Blaylock - 6"1/205 - Georgia
Frank Ladson - 6"3/205 - Miami
Tier 5
Tahj Washington - 5'11/175 - USC
Bryce Singleton - 5'11/195 - FIU
Brenden Rice - 6'3/205 - USC (Son of Jerry Rice)
Corey Crooms - 5'11/185 - Western Michigan
Justin McGriff - 6'6/215 - Utah St
Taylor Morin - 5'10/175 - Wake Forest
Charlie Jones - 6'/190 - Iowa
Cornelius Johnson - 6'3/210 - Michigan
Tyler Scott - 5'11/180 - Cincinnati
Mycah Pittman - 5'11/205 - FSU
Antoine Green - 6'2/205 - North Carolina
Keylon Stokes - 5'11/200 - Tulsa
Malachi Corley - 5'11/200 - Western Kentucky
Javen Banks - 6'2/175 - Texas St
LaJohntay Wester - 5'11/165 - FAU
Jeremy Singleton 6'/185 - GA-Southern
Brennan Presley - 5'8/175 - Ok St
Devin Carter - 6'3/215 - NC State
Ontaria Wilson - 6'/175 - FSU
Ty Jones - 6'4/205 - Fresno St
C.J. Johnson - 6'2/230 - East Carolina
AJ Henning - 5'10/185 - Michigan
Malik Williams - 5'11/185 - App St
Jordan Watkins - 5'11/175 - Ole Miss
Trea Shropshire - 6'3/195 - UAB
DJ Matthews - 5'10/165 - Indiana
Joshua Moore - 6'1/170 - Texas
Cam Johnson - 6'/200 - Arizona St
Ricky Pearsall - 6'1/200 - Arizona St
Victor Tucker - 6'/190 - Charlotte
Sam Pinckney - 6'4/210 - Coastal Carolina
Malik Heath - 6'3/220 - Ole Miss
Braden Lenzy - 5'11/180 - Notre Dame
Kobe Hudson - 6'1/200 - UCF
Isaiah Hamilton - 5"11/180 - San Jose St
Jaylen Hall - 6'3/185 - Western Kentucky
Ryan O’Keefe - 5'10/75 - UCF
Tayvion Robinson - 5'10/190 - Kentucky
Smoke Harris - 5'6/190 - LA-Tech
Bryan Thompson - 6'2/205 - Arizona St
Dante Wright - 5'9/180 - Colorado St
Marcell Barbee - 6'2/195 - Texas St
Taj Harris - 6"2/180 - Rutgers
Tarique Milton - 5'10/195 - Iowa St
Aaron Cephus - 6'4/200 - Hawaii
Jha’Quan Jackson -5-10/185 - Tulane
Jadan Blue - 6"190 - Va Tech
Hassan Beydoun - 5'8/175 - Eastern Michigan
Meant to post this the past few days but been busy with work. Just woke up so ill get it out the way. Not finished with the names, I'll add a few more. Have to move a few guys around but almost everyone is in the right. neighborhood.
Boutte looks like a mini Chase at times but long term the picture isn't as clear as it was with previous #1. Recovering from two ankle surgeries can derail you short term when you depend on planting/cutting, exploding from off your feet. That's easily the biggest question mark with Boutte.
When hes on its easy to see a little Chase in his game. From his build (6/200) to play style (slightly upright runner that bounces off defenders with plus play speed & strength) to toughness with the ball in his hands. They jump out. Similarities are there but it remains to be seen if Boutte can capture that quickness/twitch, play speed post-surgery.
Almost ended up in Bama a few times. Most recently after the NIL deals struck but ended up staying at LSU. He's being taken care of there. Big time recruit from that area. Big name.
- very physical - won't go down easy, plays through contact on contested / tough catches, will block ... he gets involved.
- plus focus, tracking and body control. In the air, MOF, sideline. Very good awareness of where he's at and attention to detail. Big play ability. Makes it happen. 8 TD in 5 games last year I believe. Natural playmaker.
Strong hands. Natural hands although he will occasionally let a few hit his chest in tight situations.
Ability to make plays all three levels. Manufactured touches - can beat press. Once he gains more strength, hopefully recovers 100% by next year. He'll be a nightmare to press bc of his strength & speed. He can run straight by you and take the top off so pressing is only for the unafraid with NFL recovery speed & skills. Screens, motion, crossers, hitch, go, fade, he can do it all. Could improve on certain routes but he's a good r/r as it is rn. Elusive can make you miss. Run through weak arm tackles.
Turns into a RB with the ball in his hands. Plus acceleration and play speed. He runs as fast as he needs to.
He needs to recover 100%. Get stronger, weight is almost maxed but really polish off that body. Could in some other areas. Making certain routes his own. He's got some craftiness to him. Medicals could push him down depending on those surgeries.
This class has serious potential. Every class does but there's cycles to this. That said the next few WR/RB/TE classes could be special imo.
Potential for some big HWS guys in Tillman, Johnston, Demus. Those three are very intriguing imo. I think all three will be "names" next year. Too late to get into more detail rn but all three can play.
Everyone's probably heard of JSN by now. Elite short area quicks, COD, separation. He's going to be really good.
Make sure to check out Zay Flowers though. So smooth, such a good r/r, awareness & focus.
Wicks, Downs, Jarrett & Addison are all legit too. All have top 30-40 potential.
Tier 1A
Quentin Johnston - 6'4/200 - TCU
Jalin Hyatt - 6'/185 - Tennessee
Cedric Tillman - 6'3/215 - Tennessee
Rashee Rice - 6'3/205 - SMU
Jordan Addison - 6'/175 - USC
Jaxon Smith-Njigba - 6'/195 - OSU
Zay Flowers - 5'10/180 - BC
Tier 1B
Dontay Demus - 6'4/215 - Maryland
Dontayvion Wicks - 6'1/205 - Virginia
Josh Downs - 5'10/180 - UNC
Rakim Jarrett - 6'/190 - Maryland
Jacob Copeland - 6'/200 - Maryland
Ladd McConkey - 6'/185 - Georgia
Jacob Cowing - 5'10/170 - Arizona
Jayden Reed - 6'/185 - MSU
Tier 2A
Marvin Mims - 5'11/180 - OK
Jermaine Burton - 6'/200 - Alabama
Ronnie Bell - 6'/190 - Michigan
Chris Autman-Bell - 6'1/215 - Minnesota
Isaiah Neyor - 6'3/210 - Texas
Tier 2B
Kearis Jackson - 6'/200 - Georgia
Tyler Harrell - 6'/195 - Alabama
Bru McCoy - 6'3/220 - Tennessee
AT Perry - 6'5/205 - Wake Forest
Tyrese Chambers - 6'1/185 - FIU
Thayer Thomas - 6'/200 - NC State
Tier 3A
Xavier Hutchinson - 6'3/210 - Iowa St
Jaylon Robinson -5'9/180 - Ole Miss
Pierre Williams - 6'1/210 - Sacramento St
Gary Bryant - 5'11/180 - USC
Jadon Haselwood - 6'3/205 - Arkansas
Mitchell Tinsley - 6'1/205 - PSU
Jaden Walley - 6'/185 - Mississippi St
Bryce Ford-Wheaton - 6'3/220 - West Virginia
Jaray Jenkins - 6'3/200 - LSU
Ainias Smith - 5'10/180 - TAMU
Konata Mumpfield - 6'1/180 - Pittsburgh
Elijah Cooks - 6'4/215 - San Jose St
Nick Mardner - 6'6/190 - Cincinnati
Gunner Romney - 6'2/215 - BYU
CJ Daniels - 6'1/195 - Liberty
Corey Rucker - 6'/205 - South Carolina
Tier 3B
Tre Tucker - 5'9/175 - Cincinnati
Dante Cephus - 6'1/180 - Kent St
Corey Gammage- 6'4/220 - Marshall
Milton Wright - 6'3/195 - Purdue
Parker Washington - 5'10/210 - PSU
Zakhari Franklin - 6'1/185 - UTSA
Joshua Cephus - 6'3/190 - UTSA
Tier 4
Josh Vann - 5'10/190 - South Carolina
Jonathan Mingo - 6'2/215 - Ole Miss
Jason Brownlee - 6'3/200 - Southern Miss
Nathaniel Dell - 5'10/160 - Houston
Jesse Matthews - 6'/190 - San Diego St
Trayvon Rudolph - 5'10/180 - Northern Illinois
Warren Thompson - 6'3/205 - Arkansas
Puka Nacua - 6'2/210 - BYU
Winston Wright - 5'9/180 - FSU
Damario Douglas - 5'8/165 - Liberty
Ali Jennings - 6'2/200 - Old Dominion
Grant DuBose - 6'2/200 - Charlotte
Luke Grimm - 6'/190 - Kansas
Sam James - 5'11/185 - West Virginia
Malik Knowles - 6'3/195 - Kansas St
Jalen Cropper - 6'/175 - Fresno St
Duece Watts - 6'2/195 - Tulane
Kyren Lacy - 6'3/215 - LSU
Yo’Heinz Tyler - 6'3/205 - Ball St
Dominick Blaylock - 6"1/205 - Georgia
Frank Ladson - 6"3/205 - Miami
Tier 5
Tahj Washington - 5'11/175 - USC
Bryce Singleton - 5'11/195 - FIU
Brenden Rice - 6'3/205 - USC (Son of Jerry Rice)
Corey Crooms - 5'11/185 - Western Michigan
Justin McGriff - 6'6/215 - Utah St
Taylor Morin - 5'10/175 - Wake Forest
Charlie Jones - 6'/190 - Iowa
Cornelius Johnson - 6'3/210 - Michigan
Tyler Scott - 5'11/180 - Cincinnati
Mycah Pittman - 5'11/205 - FSU
Antoine Green - 6'2/205 - North Carolina
Keylon Stokes - 5'11/200 - Tulsa
Malachi Corley - 5'11/200 - Western Kentucky
Javen Banks - 6'2/175 - Texas St
LaJohntay Wester - 5'11/165 - FAU
Jeremy Singleton 6'/185 - GA-Southern
Brennan Presley - 5'8/175 - Ok St
Devin Carter - 6'3/215 - NC State
Ontaria Wilson - 6'/175 - FSU
Ty Jones - 6'4/205 - Fresno St
C.J. Johnson - 6'2/230 - East Carolina
AJ Henning - 5'10/185 - Michigan
Malik Williams - 5'11/185 - App St
Jordan Watkins - 5'11/175 - Ole Miss
Trea Shropshire - 6'3/195 - UAB
DJ Matthews - 5'10/165 - Indiana
Joshua Moore - 6'1/170 - Texas
Cam Johnson - 6'/200 - Arizona St
Ricky Pearsall - 6'1/200 - Arizona St
Victor Tucker - 6'/190 - Charlotte
Sam Pinckney - 6'4/210 - Coastal Carolina
Malik Heath - 6'3/220 - Ole Miss
Braden Lenzy - 5'11/180 - Notre Dame
Kobe Hudson - 6'1/200 - UCF
Isaiah Hamilton - 5"11/180 - San Jose St
Jaylen Hall - 6'3/185 - Western Kentucky
Ryan O’Keefe - 5'10/75 - UCF
Tayvion Robinson - 5'10/190 - Kentucky
Smoke Harris - 5'6/190 - LA-Tech
Bryan Thompson - 6'2/205 - Arizona St
Dante Wright - 5'9/180 - Colorado St
Marcell Barbee - 6'2/195 - Texas St
Taj Harris - 6"2/180 - Rutgers
Tarique Milton - 5'10/195 - Iowa St
Aaron Cephus - 6'4/200 - Hawaii
Jha’Quan Jackson -5-10/185 - Tulane
Jadan Blue - 6"190 - Va Tech
Hassan Beydoun - 5'8/175 - Eastern Michigan
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