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By XClown1986 · Posted
I didn't see that when I watched him at all. He plays tough. He is not a finesse receiver. He mixes it up over the middle and will fight back to the ball. I think the issue with Worthy is that he needs to be more of a hands catcher. Lots of body catches. But that can be coached and trained. DJ Moore had similar issues coming out and he was able to get much better with it. -
By Ricky Spanish · Posted
Worthy is a solid route runner and doesn't play as fast as his 40 time (not that he plays slow, just not THAT fast). His slight frame means when DBs get hands on him he is re-routed quite often, and he is not good against press man like some of the other leaner fast guys the past few drafts (Tank Dell, Flowers, Davonte Smith, Josh Downs). He doesn't play bigger than his frame, he plays as big as he is. -
By TheSpecialJuan · Posted
FIRST ROUND, NO. 1 (VIA CHI): BRYCE YOUNG, QB, ALABAMA SECOND ROUND, NO. 39: FELIX ANUDIKE-UZOMAH, EDGE, KANSAS STATE THIRD ROUND, NO. 93 (VIA SF): A.T. PERRY, WR, WAKE FOREST FOURTH ROUND, NO. 114: GARRETT WILLIAMS, CB, SYRACUSE FOURTH ROUND, NO. 132 (VIA SF): CAMERON LATU, TE, ALABAMA FIFTH ROUND, NO. 145: DORIAN WILLIAMS, LB, TULANE This was Mike Kaye's final 2023 mock he was way off I can guarantee you our actual draft will look NOTHING like his 2024 mock draft
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