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Greg Cosell's Scouting Reports

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Great stuff: https://www.the33rdteam.com/2024-nfl-draft-greg-cosells-latest-scouting-reports/

- Michigan Roman Wilson comp: Tyler Lockett 

- Florida Ricky Pearsall comp: Adam Thielen type route running, Amon Ra-St. Brown 

- Florida State Keon Coleman: The question with Coleman is whether he can line up at boundary x in the NFL and win one-on-one matchups consistently, His size and overall traits profile would strongly suggest that boundary x especially on the back side of trips would be his most favorable transition position at the next level but there would be definite concerns re: his ability to win individual matchups

- UGA Ladd McConkey comp: Cooper Kupp

- Texas AD Mitchell: Overall, Mitchell is a higher-level prospect with the size and athletic traits to develop into a quality NFL receiver and quite possibly a No. 1 receiver for a team, depending on scheme and deployment.

- Penn State Chop Robinson: Robinson is one of the most fascinating prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft, given his sudden, explosive athleticism off the edge could be the best in the class. Yet, his production (sacks) is below the level you would expect to see. Remember, Danielle Hunter had 4.5 sacks in his college career.

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2 minutes ago, Jesse said:

The Ladd McConkey to Cooper Kupp comp is so bad. Kupp has two inches and 20 lbs on McConkey. McConkey has a 9.4 RAS compared to Kupp’s 5.0.

White non-QB prospects and black QB prospects have to be compared to another player of the same race. It's an unwritten rule somewhere.

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23 minutes ago, Jesse said:

The Ladd McConkey to Cooper Kupp comp is so bad. Kupp has two inches and 20 lbs on McConkey. McConkey has a 9.4 RAS compared to Kupp’s 5.0.

Yeah if you're gonna do the lazy white wr comp Pearsall plays a lot more like Kupp than McConkey. Ladd dances around after the catch rather than turning upfield and taking on contact like the other two

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

White non-QB prospects and black QB prospects have to be compared to another player of the same race. It's an unwritten rule somewhere.

In the old days the "canned" line by sports casters on certain  types of players was " he doesn't have blinding speed, but great hands, and a knack for getting to the ball" .. yeah their talking about a white WR.

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In the old days the "canned" line by sports casters on certain  types of players was " he doesn't have blinding speed, but great hands, and a knack for getting to the ball" .. yeah their talking about a white WR.

A really scrappy guy on the basketball court, good free throw shooter too. LOL

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31 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

If I remember right he was higher on Stroud than Young

Cant find that but doesn't take much to come to that conclusion.

He went on and on and on about Tremble and Mays to Ellis. Maybe he just tell local shows whatever will fill time. But poor Ellis really rolled with that stuff

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