I agree. All in all be could be the most talented reciever in the draft. He so fluid in his movements and is much stronger than his frame would suggest (his dad was 2 time Mr.Universe so he gets his work outs lol)
Tbh big recievers seem to be trending in the wrong direction. If you cant run routes in the nfl your most likely doomed. Brown still has a lot of flaws and press is definetly one of them. Hes raw but so are the other 6'4 plus guys, its just a question of which has the most potential
Auden Tate without any questions.
Well if you're tall and you can't play physical that's a problem. I hear your point but St Brown has buildup speed and won't have the quick release needed to beat a corner at the LoS. Basically he's a taller and more sluggish Cedric Wilson.
Well to be honest I don’t think that Baltimore really has a w1-3 option like other teams do. I mean typically Joe locks in on one guy for the game (say 7 targets) throws around 10-12 checkdowns to whoever is within 5 yards, and maybe 6-8 throws to the other receivers. I think Moore is a tremendous play action wr. It seems like every catch he had was off play action, and it might be because his speed allows him to explode with a step advantage. I think he is way more of an efficient weapon than a starting Wr tbh. If he gets 4 targets a game, I like where that would go. I think his best sits around 400-500 yards, 4-5 tds and 30-40 catches.
Im not sure St. Brown isnt as physical as you say. Hes much stronger than his frame would suggest as i said before. I think its more a lack of technique to his game. Im not sure where you see him being sluggish, hes pretty fluid of an athlete, especially at 6'5
I think St. Brown and Tate have the most potential of the bunch but i dont think its that big of a difference.
Fluid yes. But not quick. As a route runner he is pretty smooth but like I said he isn't explosive at the line to put a CB on his heels. That might sound like nitpicking but in St Brown's case you've seen guys like MJ Stewart shut him down like that. You've seen him get taken out of the game easily, and the big issue is I don't think he can fix it.
Him being taken out of games also has to fo with the poor QB play and system Notre Dame runs
That's part of the problem, not all of it.
Ya miller and Ridley seem the best ready to comtribute guys, everyone else really needs work and will take time acclimating to the nfl. Millers only flaw is his size
Depending on where they land, Cain, Washington, Sutton and Kirk look ready ti contribute.
Millers size isn't a flaw, bet if he was 6'3" he wouldn't have as much fire and explosion. He's 5'11" but has a 5" chip on his shoulder. Not to mention that's a rock solid 5'11" he's standing at, my first thought of this kid was Steve smith and I'm stuck on that, it's like watching him suit up for Memphis.
Not Washington... don't say that man, you're better than That.
But, why would he be available in the middle of 2nd?
I'll stick to it with Washington. I've studied enough to know he's way more NFL ready that people think. But it will depend on the team that drafts him. He doesn't run a lot of routes but he runs them well, he tracks the ball well, controls the CB, attacks the ball and fights for it, can box out better than people think. His hands are OK, not Ridley but not Perriman. People appear to think he's athletic, he's really not. He's just a smart and crafty WR.