WEIGHT: 311 Rare blend of size and athletic ability Glides in his movements around the field and is incredibly nimble and mobile for being 6’8” Brings his hard hat to the field on a consistent level with a rugged, physical playing style Flashes immense power and torque to ragdoll the opponent Workshops and incorporates a variety of hand techniques (flash, snatch, Hamilton) to disrupt a rusher’s timing and win back leverage
NEGATIVES Extremely raw and inconsistent with his footwork, pad level and overall technique Needs major work on staying disciplined in his set and finding consistent landmarks to not drift and over/underset against rushers who can set up their moves with hesitations and stutters
By: Justin Melo April 26th, 2021 2021-04-26T06:00:00-05:00 The Draft Network
Every quarterback prospect wants to separate himself from the rest of the pack, and it’s much easier to do so when you have a trump card in your back pocket. K.J. Costello has one, and it’s the unique experiences he went through by playing in two totally different offenses in Stanford and Mississippi State.
One of the most intriguing mid-round passers in the 2021 NFL Draft, Costello recently spoke exclusively with The Draft Network about his transfer from Stanford to Mississippi State, how he impressed NFL general managers and coaches throughout this process, and what kind of player he’ll be at the next level.
By: Justin Melo April 10th, 2021 2021-04-10T04:00:00-07:00 The Draft Network
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We all can agree that former BYU quarterback
Zach Wilson is one of the best and most exciting passers in this draft class. While watching Wilson electrify on tape, there was one wide receiver that was constantly on the other end of his jaw-dropping plays:
If your favorite NFL team is looking for a well-rounded pass-catching prospect who can do it all while playing both inside and outside, Milne is up for the challenge.
Milne is a complete pass-catcher who became the top target for the Cougars in 2020. He recently spoke with