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And in the 2nd round, another Dawg with a bright future..
Prospect Profile: Reggie Brown
By TFY Draft Preview
Date: Apr 3, 2005
Reggie Brown School: Georgia
Ht: 6-1.5 Wt: 196 40: 4.55 Year: 5Sr
Bio: Two-year starter who led the team in receiving as a senior, posting career numbers of 51/821/6 after 49/662/3 the prior year.
Positives: Tough, competitive receiver with good size and athleticism. Quickly gets off the line, runs solid routes and comes back to the ball, extending to pull the pass out of the air. Easily adjusts running full speed to catch the errant throw. Tracks the deep throw, gets vertical and positions himself against defenders to come away with the ball. Good eye/hand coordination, effective running after the reception and keeps the play in bounds to pick up positive yardage. Sharp into breaks and stays low on exit immediately positioning himself to make the catch. Strong blocking down the field.
Negatives: Not a heavy-duty receiver who can catch the ball and take a pounding over the middle. Does not always display great concentration or show soft hands. Could give better effort blocking.
Analysis: A solid pass catcher in a variety of ways, Brown projects well as a third wideout in the NFL. Should be effective in thirddown situations and as a red zone target with his ability to get vertical and make the grab.
Prospect Profile: Reggie Brown
By TFY Draft Preview
Date: Apr 3, 2005
Reggie Brown School: Georgia
Ht: 6-1.5 Wt: 196 40: 4.55 Year: 5Sr
Bio: Two-year starter who led the team in receiving as a senior, posting career numbers of 51/821/6 after 49/662/3 the prior year.
Positives: Tough, competitive receiver with good size and athleticism. Quickly gets off the line, runs solid routes and comes back to the ball, extending to pull the pass out of the air. Easily adjusts running full speed to catch the errant throw. Tracks the deep throw, gets vertical and positions himself against defenders to come away with the ball. Good eye/hand coordination, effective running after the reception and keeps the play in bounds to pick up positive yardage. Sharp into breaks and stays low on exit immediately positioning himself to make the catch. Strong blocking down the field.
Negatives: Not a heavy-duty receiver who can catch the ball and take a pounding over the middle. Does not always display great concentration or show soft hands. Could give better effort blocking.
Analysis: A solid pass catcher in a variety of ways, Brown projects well as a third wideout in the NFL. Should be effective in thirddown situations and as a red zone target with his ability to get vertical and make the grab.