Breshad Perriman
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Breshad Perriman
He has been steadily rising up draft boards to the point of 1st round NFL talent. I see the physical tools, but hard to evaluate a wr when his QB can't throw more than 20 yds down field. Where do you see him fitting in with this years wr class?
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1st-2nd round talent. Perriman and Coates are very similar, except Perriman has a larger catch radius, high points better and doesn't drop the ball as much. Coates is probably faster. I've been more impressed with the little I've seen of Perriman than Coates. He looked good with Bortles.
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Cameron Giles wrote:1st-2nd round talent. Perriman and Coates are very similar, except Perriman has a larger catch radius, high points better and doesn't drop the ball as much. Coates is probably faster. I've been more impressed with the little I've seen of Perriman than Coates. He looked good with Bortles.
How many games of his have you watched Giles? I thought his hands looked pretty decent but have read he struggles with drops. He looks like he has good ball skills, it will be interesting to see how much he rises come draft time.
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Kiper's latest mock has him as a top 20 pick
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This year I've watched two full games and two highlight videos on Draft Breakdown. I think he's already rising and mocks around draft time will show it. He has the size, speed, body control, and as I mentioned a very nice catch radius to make some pretty crazy catches. He high points the ball so much better than Coates and honestly looks like a better WR on tape. Both need to improve their ball skills, but I think Perriman has less drops.RightlegTucker wrote: How many games of his have you watched Giles? I thought his hands looked pretty decent but have read he struggles with drops. He looks like he has good ball skills, it will be interesting to see how much he rises come draft time.
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Re: Breshad Perriman
Cameron Giles wrote:This year I've watched two full games and two highlight videos on Draft Breakdown. I think he's already rising and mocks around draft time will show it. He has the size, speed, body control, and as I mentioned a very nice catch radius to make some pretty crazy catches. He high points the ball so much better than Coates and honestly looks like a better WR on tape. Both need to improve their ball skills, but I think Perriman has less drops.RightlegTucker wrote: How many games of his have you watched Giles? I thought his hands looked pretty decent but have read he struggles with drops. He looks like he has good ball skills, it will be interesting to see how much he rises come draft time.
He looked like a pretty natural hands catcher to me which is why I thought it was odd that it came up. I think I'd put him ahead of Coates as receiver as well, but he looks noticeably slower to me, somewhere in the 4.5 range. Still phenomenal for his size, but Coates can flat out fly. I'd rather have a guy who is multifacted though than a niche player look Coates. Hopefully draftbreakdown adds some more of his games.
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Yeah, Coates' speed is the only thing I'd put over Perriman. Aside from that, just not a big Coates fan. Maybe he's a better fit for the pro game? I don't know, but he just seems to play unmotivated.RightlegTucker wrote: He looked like a pretty natural hands catcher to me which is why I thought it was odd that it came up. I think I'd put him ahead of Coates as receiver as well, but he looks noticeably slower to me, somewhere in the 4.5 range. Still phenomenal for his size, but Coates can flat out fly. I'd rather have a guy who is multifacted though than a niche player look Coates. Hopefully draftbreakdown adds some more of his games.
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It'll be interesting to see where he ends up at this point, I thought he might be a riser following the combine but Perriman, Smith, and Dorsett all seem to be ascending.Cameron Giles wrote:Yeah, Coates' speed is the only thing I'd put over Perriman. Aside from that, just not a big Coates fan. Maybe he's a better fit for the pro game? I don't know, but he just seems to play unmotivated.RightlegTucker wrote: He looked like a pretty natural hands catcher to me which is why I thought it was odd that it came up. I think I'd put him ahead of Coates as receiver as well, but he looks noticeably slower to me, somewhere in the 4.5 range. Still phenomenal for his size, but Coates can flat out fly. I'd rather have a guy who is multifacted though than a niche player look Coates. Hopefully draftbreakdown adds some more of his games.
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I'm having a hard time buying him in 1st rd. For a couple reasons. I saw he had ups, but timing was way off. Dropped a few easy balls. Didn't have exactly the quickest first step. And his QB was so bad, I don't know what to make of him.
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I watched tape on him today. If he gets to a team with a good QB he could make a real impact. his QB this year was brutal on some of those throws I saw. He had great body control, very little wasted movement on his routes.
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Re: Breshad Perriman
He reportedly ran the 40 somewhere between 4.22-4.27, I believe this was probably closer to 4.35. But where is his stock now? Regardless of what he actually ran he is a blazer.
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Before the pro day probably a mid secondRightlegTucker wrote:He reportedly ran the 40 somewhere between 4.22-4.27, I believe this was probably closer to 4.35. But where is his stock now? Regardless of what he actually ran he is a blazer.
After, on sure some will consider him in the late first depending on landing spot.
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Add Greg Cosell to the Perriman love list .. "Down the road I think he has the chance to be the best receiver in this draft [...] I really like Perriman on film a lot [...] I think he has the movement of a small receiver [...] has an NFL sized body [...] played big, played powerfully [...] big strong, powerful receiver with good hands, ran some vertical routes where he stuck his foot in the ground and took off [...] with some development he can become a very, very good player. I like him a lot"
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Re: Breshad Perriman
I'm starting to think mid 1st with hypeCameron Giles wrote:Before the pro day probably a mid secondRightlegTucker wrote:He reportedly ran the 40 somewhere between 4.22-4.27, I believe this was probably closer to 4.35. But where is his stock now? Regardless of what he actually ran he is a blazer.
After, on sure some will consider him in the late first depending on landing spot.
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TE: Greg Olsen, Eric Ebron,Julius Thomas
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RB: Lamar Miller, Eddie Lacy,Carlos Hyde,Dion Lewis, Mark Ingram, Thomas Rawls,Terrell Watson, Legarette Blount, Daniel Lasco, DJ Foster
WR: Deandre Hopkins,Alshon Jeffrey,Randall Cobb,Kelvin Benjamin,Jarvis Landry, Devante Parker, Tyrell Williams,
TE: Greg Olsen, Eric Ebron,Julius Thomas
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