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Nolan Nawrocki: 28th rated WR, Not on top 150 value board, 4th-5th round projection.
Pitt's all time leading pass catcher. Street is a narrowly built, long-levered, smooth-muscles receiver whose best assets are his length and hands. Needs to incorporate more physicality into his game, but has the ability to be an effective zone beater and red-zone target.
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Frank Coyle, Draft Insiders Digest: 25th rated WR, 156th player overall, 5th-6th round projection.
He is a developed prospect who has the components to be a good red zone receiver where he is a difficult matchup. Athlete was productive at a high level and should be a fine performer in multiple sets. Possible starter with development. Falling prospects off concerns related to his speed and recent injury history. Marginal top 150 pick with the skills to be a fine weapon.
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Scouts Inc., ESPN: 32nd rated WR, 222nd player overall, 7th round projection.
Street is a natural pass-catcher with a good height-speed combination, though he would do well to bulk up and get stronger. He's not much of a threat after the catch, though, and he's a one-speed route runner who will have a tougher time separating at the NFL level.
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Dane Brugler, NFLDraftScout: 20th rated WR, Not on top 100 value board, 4th-5th round projection.
Street has an expansive resume and was the go-to target for Pitt the last few seasons, lining up in the slot and outside the numbers. Was effective in the short, intermediate and deep levels. He has an athletic frame with the height/length combination to match up well in the NFL, but needs to consistently play up to his measurables and develop his strength. Street projects as one of the top 5 seniors in this draft class and an early day 3 selection.
Pitt's all time leading pass catcher. Street is a narrowly built, long-levered, smooth-muscles receiver whose best assets are his length and hands. Needs to incorporate more physicality into his game, but has the ability to be an effective zone beater and red-zone target.
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Frank Coyle, Draft Insiders Digest: 25th rated WR, 156th player overall, 5th-6th round projection.
He is a developed prospect who has the components to be a good red zone receiver where he is a difficult matchup. Athlete was productive at a high level and should be a fine performer in multiple sets. Possible starter with development. Falling prospects off concerns related to his speed and recent injury history. Marginal top 150 pick with the skills to be a fine weapon.
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Scouts Inc., ESPN: 32nd rated WR, 222nd player overall, 7th round projection.
Street is a natural pass-catcher with a good height-speed combination, though he would do well to bulk up and get stronger. He's not much of a threat after the catch, though, and he's a one-speed route runner who will have a tougher time separating at the NFL level.
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Dane Brugler, NFLDraftScout: 20th rated WR, Not on top 100 value board, 4th-5th round projection.
Street has an expansive resume and was the go-to target for Pitt the last few seasons, lining up in the slot and outside the numbers. Was effective in the short, intermediate and deep levels. He has an athletic frame with the height/length combination to match up well in the NFL, but needs to consistently play up to his measurables and develop his strength. Street projects as one of the top 5 seniors in this draft class and an early day 3 selection.
