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The Good: After graduating from Duke, he earned invitations to both the Senior Bowl and East-West All-Star games after transferring to a small college to play final season. He shows natural pass-catching ability that has allowed him to be a playmaker at the lower level. He has very good athleticism for the position with good movement skills to get into his routes easily and make sharp cuts. As a blocker, he shows agility and quickness with a big frame for further development of his natural talent. The Bad: As an inline blocker, he needs better hand use and more consistent leverage to take advantage of his big, athletic frame. He needs work on his technique and strength to grade out higher in that role. Outlook: Good small college prospect with fine tools who could become an NFL starter fairly soon. He has intriguing upside if he settles into the right situation and learns the system. Best small college prospect in this draft class. Likely to be drafted in the fourth or fifth round.

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