Funny, I was just coming back here to say the same thing about an entirely different player, I fell asleep on ihmir smith-marsette and I just went back and watched him again and man, ima be honest with you, I don’t see a big gap between him and dyami brown, both are dynamic vertical route runners with stellar ball tracking down the field, and both can put on some moves and burners to pick up chunks on YAC, but both are limited catchers. I think where they stand apart is just marsette looks more explosive and jukey on tape, brown using his size better and being tougher and longer in general, and the differences aren’t that great in those regards either.
Thickly built (6'0", 222) wr that has really strong hands and a really fiery personality on the field. Not an elite athlete or anything, but can be very reliable. Jarvis Landry would be a good nfl comparison.
I see his limitations, but I also see a dog and a tone setter for our pass game, when you’re making late day 3 picks you aren’t looking for perfect prospects, just guys who have something to work with, I feel like he’s got something to work with.
He’s a day 3 guy, probably round 6 or later, he’s got really fun tape because he’s like Brandon Jacobs playing WR, absolute bull this guy, and the obvious trade off there is stiffness and lack of explosion, but as far as physicality goes not even jamarr chase is messing with him, he is an interesting late round wr who’s got a very obvious skill set and will likely always be limited to slants, posts, and go routes, offers big upside as a blocker on the boundary, should lay punishing blocks on LBs, corners, and safeties alike, consistently. Get him the ball on a slant with a 1v1 matchup and watch the secondary bounce off of his pads as he rumbles down the field.
That’s a pretty perfect comp actually
I'd add in Austin Watkins and Dazz Newsome as day 3 gems that are worth looking at.