Round 4 Pick 117: Josh Reynolds, WR

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http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/josh-reynolds?id=2558194

6'3" 194LBS

DRAFT PROJECTION
Round 3-4

NFL COMPARISON
Marvin Jones

BOTTOM LINE
Long and tall, Reynolds is a dangerous vertical threat thanks to his ball tracking and ball skills over eye-popping deep speed. Reynolds is a menace in the red-zone and can mismatch smaller cornerbacks in the air. He lacks play strength which could cause problems for him early in his career against physical corners, but his toughness, work ethic and football intelligence should overcome those concerns and help him carve out a career as a second or third receiver in the league.
 
He's a vertical X receiver that works down the sideline and can make catches over a CB. He's Marvin Jones-ish. They needed a backup X receiver desperately so this is nice. The Rams seem really attracted to sub 7 second 3 cone times.
 
STATS
  • 40 YARD DASH: 4.52 SEC
  • VERTICAL JUMP: 37.0 INCH
  • BROAD JUMP: 124.0 INCH
  • 3 CONE DRILL: 6.83 SEC
  • 20 YARD SHUTTLE: 4.13 SEC
  • 60 YARD SHUTTLE: 11.32 SEC

ANALYSIS
Strengths
Very long, angular frame. Outstanding high school triple jumper and high jumper will dominate combine explosion drills. Vertical threat who can open his hips and out-stride a cornerback down the field. As good as it gets as a ball tracker with a center fielder's ability to judge trajectory and distance. Stacks cornerbacks on his hip and keeps them there. Has access to a second gear when the ball is in the air. Routes feature little wasted motion. Possesses superior ball skills. Plus hand-eye coordination and holds his ground in contested catches. Can climbs way up the ladder and use his length to turn 50/50 balls into 80/20 his way. Consistent red-zone threat. Wins up-and-over, with back shoulder fades and with inside release to slant. Thin but ultra-competitive and extremely tough. Will work the middle and does not fear incoming traffic. Gets after his blocks on the perimeter and meets aggression with aggression as blocker.
 
I actually love this pick. If The Rams develop him properly, he can be a very very good receiver. I'm sure McVay already has a plan for his new toys.

It's going to be a fun battle in camp.
 
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I can see Reynolds and Kupp starting with Cooper and Spruce in the slot. Not a fast lineup but quick (no punn intended). Not going to knock Tavon. He merely came here, has done some amazing things with the rock and will be the deep threat/decoy now. Fisher was an idiot to over pay him but when he wants more he'll be gone. His hands are suspect, no catch range but he has stayed healthy and I love having him on the team and on the field anytime he has the ball. Thomas may stick on ST but now please get some Oline and CB help.
 
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I can see Reynolds and Kupp starting with Cooper and Spruce in the slot. Not a fast lineup but quick (no punn intended). Not going to knock Tavon. He merely came here, has done some amazing things with the rock and will be the deep threat/decoy now. Fisher was an idiot to over pay him but when he wants more he'll be gone. His hands are suspect, no catch range but he has stayed healthy and I love having him on the team and on the field anytime he has the ball. Thomas may stick on ST but now please get some Oline and CB help.

What about woods?
 
Are you kidding me? With all the BS announcements you come after Ferragamo....If I have to listen to fly eagles fly I'm going to regurgitate all over the place.
The Fly Eagles Fly stuff is intolerable. The Ferragamo was just... weird.
 
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