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Marketshare numbers for top WRs/TEs in the class... %yards / %TDs Chase - 31% / 38% Smith - 26% / 28% Waddle - 26% / 25% St. Brown - 23% / 20% Pitts - 27% / 5% Friermouth - 12% / 32%

Off the top of my head Our very own Tyrique Stevenson, Eric Stokes, Derek Stingley, Marco Wilson, 5-star Jaylon Jones...in 2019 Jaycee Horn. He ate Tyson Campbell up all game in the Georgia game when Campbell was covering him. Shaun Wade, obv. (he'll be drafted and make a team). Noah...

I think the Dolphins like Waddle. Cardinals are also rumored to be thirsting to trade up for Waddle. We'll see. Might be the typical pre-draft smoke, maybe not.

Think you need to watch his 40+ touchdowns in his college career. He's got a family of sons that are or will play in the NFL. The only player in the draft with more scalps in his collection is Ja'Marr Chase. Smith has snatched chains from everybody.

Mid-Teens has been a projection for him for a while. It might be safe to say Waddle will go before him. The best wide receivers in most drafts arent the first few off the board anyway. Dropping and going to a team with a better offense / quarterback is better for his career anyway.

Hollywood Brown two years ago. 166. DeSean Jackson was 169 coming into the league. Tavon Austin was 174. I wouldn't worry about the weight. He played light in college, lined up against plenty of future pros, including first round picks, and they couldn't get their hands on him off the line...

Tutu likely played for Liberty City at that weight.

The fact that you can even pose the question that his season is in the conversation with Larry Fitzgerald at Pitt and Calvin Johnson at Georgia Tech should tell you all you need to know. Fitz and Megatron were working with utter SLOP at quarterback and put up marketshare numbers that basically...

Smith's nickname should be The Professional. He's incredibly talented...obviously...he's always been good. But his work ethic and continued growth as a player, taking traits from other wide receivers he's played with and applying them to his game is something you don't see from players his...