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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 660686">As far as the drops go, the data sample is too small to judge one way or the other.The Packers have made a conscious effort to add a stretch-the field complement, starting last season with White and Janis, which have not worked out so well.  Janis has made some  slow progress.Here's a Listenbee reel:[MEDIA=youtube]ZD-vX71On44[/MEDIA]There is no comparison to Janis; these are entirely different players.0:54 & 2:10:  track and adjust2:22: double moveYou'll also see several catches where he looks very natural with the ball thrown over his head, a catch some 3rd. round picks struggle with, and you know to whom I'm referring.  There are several plays where you see him contest for the ball and win.  I think that's where his 18 lifts show up. It also indicates strength to work off press coverage.He shows clever hand work to get separation.nfl.com commented, "Gangly with a frame that is too thin at this time. Takes an excessive amount of time to gear down into his breaks and is slow to turn and find the ball."  I don't see the need for body changes and the gearing down into the breaks looks to me like he setting up DBs, which needs work in that it needs to be selective.  Slow to turn and find the ball?  I'm not seeing that.Clearly there's not much route tree on display, which will need to be learned.  But there is a lot here that cannot be taught which goes beyond raw speed.</blockquote>

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