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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 864974" data-attributes="member: 12283">I'll just comment on the guys I know something about or have watched more intently. I really like what Reagor could add to the offense as a versatile weapon. He's certainly not developed in his route tree (which is true of most receivers coming out of college) and he has some focus drops. You'd be hard pressed to find another weakness. His speed pops on tape, both before and after the catch. In the routes they did ask of him, he's explosive out of his breaks and can get corners all mixed up. He uses quickness to beat the jam. He's a weapon in the running game and return game. For being a shorter receiver, he plays the ball well in the air. I really cannot understand the first round buzz for Jefferson. I've watched him more than any other prospect in this class trying to figure it out. He's a big slot who has good ball skills. I don't see plus route running, separation, yards after catch ability, deep speed, or anything else that would make him a desirable prospect. I am not exaggerating when I say I think there will be better receiver prospects on the board at #62. So obviously I have pretty strong feelings about your either/or proposition at #30. Troy Pride would be a nice pick in the middle rounds, as he has starter traits that he just never fully realized for Notre Dame.</blockquote>

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