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Alshon Jeffrey

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Not impressed.

Too slow, doesn't run good routes, struggles with getting separation. Most of his plays come from going up against weak competition or breakdowns in coverage.

Don't see him being a big time player at the next level. Still too early to tell though, we'll see how he develops over the next couple of years.

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Not impressed.

Too slow, doesn't run good routes, struggles with getting separation. Most of his plays come from going up against weak competition or breakdowns in coverage.

Don't see him being a big time player at the next level. Still too early to tell though, we'll see how he develops over the next couple of years.

Wat.

I've seen him burn plenty of corners, he runs decent routes for a true sophomore, he's above average with getting separation, and a ton of his big plays are catches in traffic, whether they be 1, 2 or 3 defenders.

You must be insane.

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Wat.

I've seen him burn plenty of corners, he runs decent routes for a true sophomore, he's above average with getting separation, and a ton of his big plays are catches in traffic, whether they be 1, 2 or 3 defenders.

You must be insane.

Bama fan up there lol.

He's had 100 yard games on almost every team he's played, Auburn, Georgia, Alabama, some of them corners are gonna be in the NFL and he's burning them all, I don't know what TalentScount is seeing, but he is impressive.

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Not impressed.

Too slow, doesn't run good routes, struggles with getting separation. Most of his plays come from going up against weak competition or breakdowns in coverage.

Don't see him being a big time player at the next level. Still too early to tell though, we'll see how he develops over the next couple of years.

:lol:

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He's been very productive, but production in college doesn't necessarily mean success in the NFL. Just ask Dwayne Jarrett (and hundreds of others). Anytime a guy makes plays in college people believe we will continue that in the NFL but the majority of WRs bust, even a high percentage of the top rated prospects.

I'm not going by numbers, I'm looking at his skillset and judging how it will translate to the NFL and I don't see him being successful against NFL corners. Like I said though, there's still plenty of time for him to improve so we'll see.

Just my viewpoint on it and I figured people would disagree. No need to call me insane or worse, an Alabama fan.

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Jeffery has average to good speed. It certainly isn't bad. As far as his route running goes, I don't think that is a problem. He doesn't quite sell his fakes to defenders or get out of his breaks very quickly, but it is certainly something that will improve. He's young, and has time to get better. He could be good in the NFL.

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