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I hadn't heard of this guy until a few days ago, checked out his tape and man is he a beast. Tall, EXTEMELY fast and high points the ball really well. Made multiple contested sideline catches look so easy. Also apparently he only had two drops in his college career.

I think he'd be a great RD 2 target and perfect TWill replacement.

 
There are a lot of really good WR's in this draft. We might even be able to get a Twill replacement in the 4th.

Hansen is an interesting prospect. I have seen him projected anywhere from the 2nd to the 6th rounds.
 
Killerinstinct said:
There are a lot of really good WR's in this draft. We might even be able to get a Twill replacement in the 4th.

Hansen is an interesting prospect. I have seen him projected anywhere from the 2nd to the 6th rounds.
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Yeah there's a lot of good #2 type talent in this draft. Weak up top but deep in the middle.

Round 3 will be interesting. I think we go defense 1,2 and our 3rd pick will be right where the value is with WR if we don't take a TE that falls like Butt (heh).

Doubt Zay is there, but Henderson/Reynolds might be there who knows. 4th might be stretching it but maybe yeah.

I think the MSU guy Fred Ross is a given if he's in the 6th. Wish we had a 5th round pick
 
Looks really good. Came out of nowhere this year. Hadn't realized he declared.

I like him more than the guys frequently mocked in round 2. More than the long speed, he has short area quickness that can make him into a great route runner. Gets separation quickly. Won't surprise me if he blows up at the combine.
 
Draft Analyst has learned Washington receiver John Ross, stamped as a unanimous first round pick, will undergo surgery to repair an injured labrum in his shoulder soon after the combine.

The present game plan is for Ross to participate in all the drills at the combine except for the bench press. Ross is expected to be one of the fastest receivers in Indianapolis if not one of the fastest players at the combine.

The week immediately after the combine, which leads up to Washington’s pro-day of March 11th, will be used by Ross to take part in any private workouts requested by NFL teams.

The belief is Ross initially hurt the shoulder during the teams 44-6 victory over Stanford in late September. Ross finished that game with 4 receptions, 82 yards and 1 score, then went on to play the remainder of the regular and post season with the injury.

According to Bradley Cicala, Ross’ agent, the speedy receiver purposely pushed back surgery in order to participate in the combine. I’ve been told Ross expects to be ready for training camp after the surgery.

http://draftanalyst.com/breaking-receiver-john-ross-scheduled-post-combine-surgery
 
Looks good but always have to worry about guys coming out of that Cal offense. I know it's just a highlight video, but there were a whole lot of streak patterns there and usually only 1 defender near him. Really good hands and body control though, just needs to show he can operate in a different offense.
 
Gets behind Sidney Jones at 4:30 and shows his speed at 5:15.

Good prospect...let's see how he stacks up at the combine.

Not knowing his workout numbers (how bad can they be?) I'm comfortable spending our 4th on him right now.
 
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RomoFor6 said:
I hadn't heard of this guy until a few days ago, checked out his tape and man is he a beast. Tall, EXTEMELY fast and high points the ball really well. Made multiple contested sideline catches look so easy. Also apparently he only had two drops in his college career.

I think he'd be a great RD 2 target and perfect TWill replacement.

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His biggest issue is that he was fairly far down the depth chart prior to 2016, IIRC.

He has good long speed, but quickness/agility in/out of breaks is a question mark from what I see from his game footage.

He either wins with long speed or from DBs playing off due to his long speed. It's hard to win in the NFL with just long speed and I don't think his long speed is elite by NFL standards.

I would guess that he's more of a 4th round pick.
 
Can't say I know much about him but I did like on his NFL.com scouting report that he is a good run blocker.

While not a huge need from a WR, it's a sign to me that he is a team player.
 
John813 said:
Can't say I know much about him but I did like on his NFL.com scouting report that he is a good run blocker.

While not a huge need from a WR, it's a sign to me that he is a team player.
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That is one of the few things I would miss with Terrence Williams. He is a good blocker and does not mind doing the dirty work.
 
Killerinstinct said:
There are a lot of really good WR's in this draft. We might even be able to get a Twill replacement in the 4th.

Hansen is an interesting prospect. I have seen him projected anywhere from the 2nd to the 6th rounds.
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He should go in the 2nd or 3rd. Outstanding player.
 
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