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People forget Mims is a track guy...

Blowing up the senior bowl, 4 years of solid numbers and I assume a fast time coming in a month might add up to him climbing draftnik boards.

This WR is LEGIT.
 
007 said:
People forget Mims is a track guy...

Blowing up the senior bowl, 4 years of solid numbers and I assume a fast time coming in a month might add up to him climbing draftnik boards.

This WR is LEGIT.
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We've been talking about him around here for over a year now. BR.Net knows what's up.
 
One of the most explosive athletes in college football? That caught my eye...

Mims is one of the most explosive athletes in college football who also has strength throughout his frame. Does an excellent job a changing the pace of his vertical stems to get defensive backs on their heels before bursting by them. As a route runner, he’s able to get in and out of horizontal breaks efficiently. Despite slight technique issues, his elite feet and athleticism allow him to mostly be an effective route runner, especially for his size. Attacks leverage as a route runner well, and his vertical cuts can generate separation when he gets defensive backs to open their hips. Has gotten defensive backs off-balance with his shiftiness at the line of scrimmage as well as double moves, but can also separate using physicality.
 
Stock up:

Claypool started by acing the eyeball test at the weigh-in and never looked back. Not only did Claypool put that imposing size to good use throughout the week but he also showed nuance as a route runner and consistency tracked as one of the fastest players on the field at every practice. Not to mention Claypool is also an elite special teams prospect. Claypool has been getting lost in the shuffle of this extraordinarily deep wideout class but showed in Mobile why he’s a Day 2 talent and a better pro prospect than former teammate and third round pick Miles Boykin.
 
007 said:
Stock up:

Claypool started by acing the eyeball test at the weigh-in and never looked back. Not only did Claypool put that imposing size to good use throughout the week but he also showed nuance as a route runner and consistency tracked as one of the fastest players on the field at every practice. Not to mention Claypool is also an elite special teams prospect. Claypool has been getting lost in the shuffle of this extraordinarily deep wideout class but showed in Mobile why he’s a Day 2 talent and a better pro prospect than former teammate and third round pick Miles Boykin.
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I think he's a move TE once he adds on another 15 or so pounds
 
Crow said:
3. Lenoir-Rhyne S Kyle Dugger
Keep this name in mind. Watched him live vs. Carson-Newman. Coming from a smaller school, you want to see how prospects adjust to the speed of the game and bump up in competition. He has a chance to be a BIG winner of the week if he’s able to.
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He might be that OLB we been looking for.. big, fast and can cover

 
Nice video @alteredst8 and Kollman is amazing.

Sadly that top 10 list is the same as every other that came out. I wish he did 5 dissapointments or 5 unknown players instead.
 
007 said:
Nice video @alteredst8 and Kollman is amazing.

Sadly that top 10 list is the same as every other that came out. I wish he did 5 dissapointments or 5 unknown players instead.
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Fucking insane to see how far Kollman has gotten though. Dude got some great footage at the Senior Bowl.
 
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