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Jaguars, Round 2. Was a junior. I really wasn’t much of a fan before the draft, but a lot of smart people were – as were, apparently, the Jaguars, who also drafted Marqise Lee in the second round. The team seems … Continue reading →

Titans, UDFA. Was a junior. His best bet is to make the team as a punt returner, but will need to improve his decision making. Positives: Adequate hand size. Very good effort on punt returns. Above-average balance after contact. Patient as … Continue reading →

Buccaneers, Round 6. He could probably slide into the slot on the team, and , with Jackson, Evans, and Seferian-Jenkins taking a lot of attention, Herron could provide solid, if unspectacular, production. All-Star Games: Senior Bowl. Positives: Though he is short … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Rams as a UDFA but was released in August. Was a junior. Has enough athleticism and receiving skills to stick on a roster somewhere, but I’m not sure where. Positives: Above-average hand size. Above-average quickness. Adequate hands, … Continue reading →

Lions, Round 6. Drafted by a Lions as probably their third or fourth wide receiver. Will probably back up Golden Tate but would probably do fairly well if he had to be a starter, too. All-Star Games: Invited to Shrine Game … Continue reading →

Panthers, Round 1. Was a redshirt sophomore. Another wide receiver who went pretty much exactly where we expected him to in the draft – at the end of Round 1. And he ends up in a fantastic situation for him, … Continue reading →

Steelers, Round 4. Was a junior. He enters a WR corps as probably the fourth-best guy, but he provides the size and the red-zone target the team’s been trying to rediscover for years since Plaxico Burress left town the first time. … Continue reading →

UDFA. Was a junior. Signed as a UDFA by the Saints but released in August. Positives: Tight end height with good wide receiver bulk. Adequate hand size. Generally above-average hands and can extend and snag even in the rain. Above-average speed … Continue reading →

Cowboys, Round 5. With his size, hands, and route-running ability, I’m a little surprised he went this late in the draft. It’s an OK situation for him, with only Dez Bryant definitely ahead of him. Terrance Williams is their other young, … Continue reading →

Panthers, UDFA. Positives: Adequate hand size. Good hands and can snag off-target passes. Above-average quickness and acceleration. Nimble and can extend very well. Consistently spins for more yards. Fights through contact. Above-average balance after contact. Adjusts fairly well to off-target … Continue reading →