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[DaBoys]

1. EDGE - Chase Young, Ohio St.

2. LB - Isaiah Simmons, Clemson

3. QB - Joe Burrow, LSU

4. CB - Jeffery Okudah, Ohio State

5. QB - Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama

6. DT - Derrick Brown, Auburn

7. OT - Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

8. WR - CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma

9. OT - Jedrick Wills, Alabama

10. WR - Jerry Juedy, Alabama

11. CB - C.J. Henderson, Florida

12. OT - Mekhi Becton, Louisville

13. iDL - Javon Kinlaw, S.Carolina

14. WR - Hengry Ruggs III, Alabama

15. OT - Andrew Thomas, Georgia

16. QB - Justin Herbert, Oregon

17. EDGE - K'Lavon Chaisson, LSU

18. DE - A.J. Epenesa, Iowa

19. WR - Denzel Mims, Baylor

20. LB - Patrick Queen, LSU

21. EDGE - Yetur Gross-Matos, Penn st.

22. EDGE - Zack Baun, Wisconsin

23. S - Xavier McKinney, Alabama

24. OLB - Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma

25. WR - Justin Jefferson, LSU

26. QB - Jordan Love, Utah St.

27. CB - Jeff Gladney, TCU

28. RB - Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin

29. S - Antoine Winfield jr., Minnesota

30 .C - Ceasar Ruiz, Michigan

31. S - Grant Delpit, LSU

32. RB - D'Andre Swift, Georgia

33. CB - Jaylon Johnson, Utah

34. CB - Kristian Fulton, LSU

35. CB - Trevon Diggs, Alabama

36. RB - J.K. Dobbins, Ohio St.

37. TE - Cole Kmet, Notre Dame

38. DT - Ross Blacklock, TCU

39. WR - Brandon Ayuki, Arizona St.

40. CB - A.J. Terrell, Clemson

41. OT - Isaiah Wilson, Georgia

42. WR - Jalen Raeger, TCU

Edited April 22, 2020 by DaBoys

[DaBoys]

I'm going with @Texas_OutLaw7

Clemson - WR - 6'4" 216lbs.

 

Analysis

By Lance Zierlein

NFL Analyst

NFL Comparison

A.J. Green

Overview

Long, angular frame with cheat-code body control and ball skills when attacking downfield. Higgins is leggy getting off of the press, but those same leggy strides are weapons of separation that help create big plays. He's played all three receiver spots and can be moved around to match up against cornerbacks. His size and "above the rim" talent make him a uniquely dangerous playmaker deep and in the red zone. The transition to NFL press corners will be an early challenge that could take some time to solve, but he's an instinctive ball-winner whose traits should win out and make him a very good NFL starter.

 

Strengths

• Plays to his long frame game in and game out
• Scored a touchdown on 20 percent of his catches at Clemson
• Played all three receiver spots
• Can be used to create mismatches against size-deficient cornerbacks
• Uses subtle speed changes in routes to game the coverage
• Long strides are ground-gainers on speed turns and posts
• Creates considerable coverage panic and draws pass-interference penalties
• Rare instincts once the ball goes up
• Maintains feel for defender, then separates late for better catch space
• Makes proper adjustments to ball almost every time
• Rises highest for high-point victories
• Soft hands pluck and hide the ball away from catch-point bandits
• Reliable target in space against zone

 

 

 

 

That's right!. Tee Higgins. 

 

 

Edited April 21, 2020 by DaBoys

[DaBoys]

Basically... if you like the idea of Dez Bryant returning but you wish he was younger, taller, and a whole lot less less explosive after the catch then you want Tee Higgins.

 

He will never be open but he will catch everything 

[DaBoys]

 

 

 

 

Edited April 21, 2020 by DaBoys

[Texas_OutLaw7]

Higgins is the correct call.