An Even Closer Look: 2020 WR draft class

[JimZipCode]

Waldman's RSP came out this evening.

Anyone know anything about Bryan Edwards, South Carolina?

[NjRavensFan]

Waldman's RSP came out this evening.

Anyone know anything about Bryan Edwards, South Carolina?

Size/physicality/catch radius type with lazy hands, mediocre athleticism and a limited route tree is my understanding. I haven’t looked too closely at him because I don’t love that profile, so I might be underrating him.

[BearArms]

Size/physicality/catch radius type with lazy hands, mediocre athleticism and a limited route tree is my understanding. I haven’t looked too closely at him because I don’t love that profile, so I might be underrating him.

Some are high on him. I'm starting to like Duvernay as our second WR pick. That or Hill

[NjRavensFan]

Basically Edwards seems like Boykin with a longer track record of production but without the ridiculous SPARQ and with more inconsistent catch technique. And he’s projected to go in the same range.

If he falls to the 5th or later I’m interested but at his current stock (3rd or 4th) there are guys I like much better in that tier.

[darb72]

Some are high on him. I'm starting to like Duvernay as our second WR pick. That or Hill

If we get Duvernay and Claypool, our offense will be flat out terrifying. Imagine if you would a faster Hurst (Claypool) full skilled at blocking down field along with a slightly larger, but more tightly wound, version of Steve Smith (Duvernay) sharing the field with Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown, and Myles Boykin.

[Valhain]

Van Jefferson is still my guy, Jeudy-lite for one fifth of the draft capital.

[BcRaven]

Van Jefferson is still my guy, Jeudy-lite for one fifth of the draft capital.

Val, if he's the 2nd WR the Ravens draft, I'd be OK with that :

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal.../van-jefferson

"He decided to transfer as a graduate student after the season (2017), finding a new home in Gainesville. Jefferson started all 13 games in his first year in Florida, leading the team in receiving (35 receptions, 503 yards, 14.4 average, six touchdowns), and did so again as a senior (49 receptions, 657 yards, 13.4 average, six touchdowns)."


... Bc

[bandc]

If we get Duvernay and Claypool, our offense will be flat out terrifying. Imagine if you would a faster Hurst (Claypool) full skilled at blocking down field along with a slightly larger, but more tightly wound, version of Steve Smith (Duvernay) sharing the field with Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown, and Myles Boykin.

This is beyond hyperbole my friend. In no world should Duvernay be compared to Steve Smith.

[GreatWhiteNorthRaven]

If we get Duvernay and Claypool, our offense will be flat out terrifying. Imagine if you would a faster Hurst (Claypool) full skilled at blocking down field along with a slightly larger, but more tightly wound, version of Steve Smith (Duvernay) sharing the field with Lamar Jackson, Hollywood Brown, and Myles Boykin.

I think comparing Duvernay to Steve Smith is irresponsible. Stop that.

[Mmcclend]

This is beyond hyperbole my friend. In no world should Duvernay be compared to Steve Smith.

^^^^

[Mmcclend]

I think comparing Duvernay to Steve Smith is irresponsible. Stop that.

^^^^

[NjRavensFan]

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...S/SmitSt02.htm

Maybe this guy