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One of those 3 would be great.
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One of those 3 would be great.
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Another good WR option if we're going that route.
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I think with Tutu returning and Davante signed, we'll wait until Day 3 to go WR. An interesting option is Elijhah Badger from UF. Checked into the Combine heavier than I expected considering how lean his frame looked in 2024 at 6'1" 200 and then ran a 4.43 40. He's elusive after the catch, has a breakaway burst he can tap into when running routes and releasing off the LOS, and has soft and sudden hands. The biggest issue I have with him, outside of the medical questions, is I don't like the tempo with which he runs routes. He also is on the thinner side, so he'll need to really be invested in blocking, which wasn't always the case in college.
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I will have to study Badger ..... I have been impressed his teammate Chimere Dike. Like Badger, he has the ability to return kicks, can play as a gunner to go along his ability as a receiver. His testing at the combine shows a good 10 yd split to go along his 4.34/40, and his 3-cone was elite. I would think he would be very difficult to cover in the Red zone running a whip route at the goal line. He also grades out as a better blocker. I think either one of the 2 on day 3 would upgrade the Rams WR room
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Badger was our #1 WR over Dike. Dike is a solid guy. He'll do the dirty work and contribute in a lot of different ways. He put up elite numbers at the Combine, but Badger is the better football player imo.
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Multiple people said they didn't like him at all when I brought him up a month ago or so. I think he'd be a good addition as an X.
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Just posted in my mock draft…but Isaac TeSlaa (Arkansas) had an absolute monster Pro Day.
At 6’4”, 214 lbs., he had a 4.43 forty (with a 1.51 split), 6.85 cone, 4.05 shuttle, 39 inch vertical, 129 centimeter broad jump, and 17 reps on the bench press to boot.
I liked him at Arkansas as a possession receiver, but maybe he could be more?
At 6’4”, 214 lbs., he had a 4.43 forty (with a 1.51 split), 6.85 cone, 4.05 shuttle, 39 inch vertical, 129 centimeter broad jump, and 17 reps on the bench press to boot.
I liked him at Arkansas as a possession receiver, but maybe he could be more?
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I don’t know about Horton. Not a very physical receiver for his size. Honestly reminds me a lot of Van Jefferson, both good and bad.
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I like his game. Don't know if he's an X, but he's an intriguing option in the middle rounds.
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wtf is a turn over worthy play?
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Riley Leonard % is so low because he was so inaccurate even the defense didn’t have a shot at it
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Not a fan of Riley Leonard one bit.
They sold me on McChord more than the others. Wouldn’t mind him in the 5th/6th