Mohamed Massaquoi

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I took a shot at spelling his name. Probably wrong...


Tell me about him?

I remember him being on Georgia but don't remember him really catching my eye.

AJ Green was the guy on that team that stood out.

What is Massaquoi like?
 

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big, strong, very smart, lockerroom leader, good explosion, not terribly fast, so will probably never turn into more than a #2 WR, has some concentration lapses (looking upfield before securing ball) which leads to dropped passes

I like him
 

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JerryAdvocate;2745038 said:
big, strong, very smart, lockerroom leader, good explosion, not terribly fast, so will probably never turn into more than a #2 WR, has some concentration lapses (looking upfield before securing ball) which leads to dropped passes

I like him

Yeah, I like him too. As an intern at my company.



Not as my first pick in the NFL draft. :D
 

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I'm worried about Massaquoi even being there at 51. Pro Football Weekly has a draft value chart out, and Massaquoi is hot (arrow pointing up). They have him listed ahead of Hakeem Nicks. The Bears might be sweating, too. The Dolphins like him. A huge run on WRs could spell trouble for the Cowboys.

Massaquoi ran in the 4.47-4.52 range. He could certainly challenge Austin and would dust Patrick Crayton on the outside and in the slot.

He has upside. In fact, he could be a steal in mid-round 2. He is a solid safe pick. I agree with Bob. Massaquoi can be a quality #2 WR in the NFL. He's a big target and is sneaky deep. He will get behind you.
 

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41gy#;2745085 said:
I'm worried about Massaquoi even being there at 51. Pro Football Weekly has a draft value chart out, and Massaquoi is hot (arrow pointing up). They have him listed ahead of Hakeem Nicks. The Bears might be sweating, too. The Dolphins like him. A huge run on WRs could spell trouble for the Cowboys.

Massaquoi ran in the 4.47-4.52 range. He could certainly challenge Austin and would dust Patrick Crayton on the outside and in the slot.

He has upside. In fact, he could be a steal in mid-round 2. He is a solid safe pick. I agree with Bob. Massaquoi can be a quality #2 WR in the NFL. He's a big target and is sneaky deep. He will get behind you.

But Austin has great character & work ethic too. Plus he's bigger, faster and can also return kicks. Not to mention he's already assimilated in our system and is in sync w/Romo.


Sorry, Massaquoi does not sound like an upgrade to Austin. You don't draft a slot receiver in the 2nd, unless he is a premiere returner, or is a potential #1.
 

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CATCH17;2745027 said:
I took a shot at spelling his name. Probably wrong...


Tell me about him?

I remember him being on Georgia but don't remember him really catching my eye.

AJ Green was the guy on that team that stood out.

What is Massaquoi like?

as a UGA guy I saw him play extensively.

Really hard worker, team leader, really improved during his time at UGA alot. Many note the dropped passes, but the vast majority were early (FR/SO). Doesnt have elite speed but ran well enough, very good route runner and has good RAC skills.

Would probably be a value pick late in rd 2 or early rd 3. If we got him at 69 I'd be pretty pleased. Most believe he is going to sneak into the 2nd now though.
 
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