The next slot WR?

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  • North Texas wide receiver Jaelon Darden is a dynamic, explosive threat with the football in his hands. Darden’s stature is likely to limit him to more of a complementary role in an offense, but his vertical receiving skills and ability to generate yards after contact with his slipperiness is difficult to overlook. Darden would benefit from playing in a spread offense that spaces the field and minimizes the congestion he’ll have to run through at the NFL level—and teams would be wise to implement him most often on quick “now” screens, bubbles, out breaking patterns, and targets vertically down the field. Darden, as an added bonus, has two years of primary punt return duties on his resume (2017 and 2019) and can contribute on the special teams units as an added boost to his 53-man roster outlook. Darden is a natural in making the first arriving defender miss and teams who need depth and help creating explosive plays would be wise to look his way in the middle rounds of this year’s 2021 NFL Draft.
    Ideal Role: Featured slot receiver and kick returner.
    Scheme Fit: Spread offense.
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Plus there's Moore (Purdue), Moore (Ole Miss), Rodgers (Clemson), Eskridge (Western Michigan) Felton (UCLA), Toney (Florida) and Atwell (Louisville) to consider as well.
 

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They definitely will be looking for that type wr cause they haven’t replaced Patterson unless they believe Goodwin is good enough to waste drives on lol
 

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Antonio Brown is still unsigned
 

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I like Jaleon Darden and Elijah Moore. Thats it. Toney will be over drafted. This class is overrated. No one else interests me.
 

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I like Jaleon Darden and Elijah Moore. Thats it. Toney will be over drafted. This class is overrated. No one else interests me.
Terrance Marshall? Chase, Waddle, Smith (they’ll be gone tho).

I don’t know man. Impossible to predict prospects’ future achievements, but this class is pretty loaded at WR.
 

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I always feel like elusiveness is one of those skills that is least likely to translate because of the step-up in athleticism, but usually it turns out that it persists. Just in my empirical observation even mediocre pro players' elusiveness endures, there is something instinctual about it. These guys always feel safe to be contributing players provided they can stay healthy.

Like the idea, and what's more I think its realistic.
 

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