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I think he'll be in the first round unless he runs a 4.65 or higher. My guess is that he'll run a 4.5-4.6 and it'll be a moot point.I have seen a ton of mock drafts, with about 40-50% of them predicting Jarrett ending up with the Vikings at #7, but lately have seen a couple with him out of the first round altogether. Is there any chance he falls out of the first round with the way Mike Williams turned out or will he end up in the first round no matter what because he is just a "gamer"?
I pretty much agree but it's possible that teams will focus on other positions since the wr class is so deep and thus guys who would normally be first round picks could fall into the 2nd roundI think he'll be in the first round unless he runs a 4.65 or higher. My guess is that he'll run a 4.5-4.6 and it'll be a moot point.I have seen a ton of mock drafts, with about 40-50% of them predicting Jarrett ending up with the Vikings at #7, but lately have seen a couple with him out of the first round altogether. Is there any chance he falls out of the first round with the way Mike Williams turned out or will he end up in the first round no matter what because he is just a "gamer"?
over at nfldraftcountdown.com, scott wright seems to think bowe might also go before jarrett
wright currently has jarrett going to the titans at #19
Why does that seem silly to you? Bowe is an unbelievable talent at WR, who had questions that needed to be anwered regarding drops his junior year. He had laser surgery before his senior year, and it did the job. Bowe has size, underrated speed, and is going to be a good one in the NFL.
I can't speak for the poster but it seems silly to me because jarrett had the more productive college career. Heck even after the bowl season wrapped up no one was hypeing up bowe. It wasn't until the senior bowl that a lot of "experts" started talkikng about how great bowe is and then he starting being talked about being taken before jarrett. So it seems that some ppl are taking one great week of practices over a stellar 3 year collegiate career
Jarrett seems faster than BMW.I think he'll be in the first round unless he runs a 4.65 or higher. My guess is that he'll run a 4.5-4.6 and it'll be a moot point.I have seen a ton of mock drafts, with about 40-50% of them predicting Jarrett ending up with the Vikings at #7, but lately have seen a couple with him out of the first round altogether. Is there any chance he falls out of the first round with the way Mike Williams turned out or will he end up in the first round no matter what because he is just a "gamer"?
Definitely. He's also quicker, which is probably more important. BMW and Jarrett are both tall, but their builds are a lot different. Jarrett is skinnier.Jarrett seems faster than BMW.I think he'll be in the first round unless he runs a 4.65 or higher. My guess is that he'll run a 4.5-4.6 and it'll be a moot point.I have seen a ton of mock drafts, with about 40-50% of them predicting Jarrett ending up with the Vikings at #7, but lately have seen a couple with him out of the first round altogether. Is there any chance he falls out of the first round with the way Mike Williams turned out or will he end up in the first round no matter what because he is just a "gamer"?
I'm not the draftnick that some others are around here, but I did get to see plenty of USC and Jarrett looks like a pro to me.If he's available for their pick in the 1st (which I highly doubt) I think the Chargers would snap him up.
I agree! Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the guy and think that the Vikings would be ok to take him at #7, unless they feel Rice or Meachem will make it to their pick in round 2. I think Jarrett is the real deal as well.I'm not the draftnick that some others are around here, but I did get to see plenty of USC and Jarrett looks like a pro to me.If he's available for their pick in the 1st (which I highly doubt) I think the Chargers would snap him up.
translation: every guy that runs a 4.62 will be the next jerry Rice . . .
Hardly, but he's not much slower than Bowe who most think will be a good WR. I don't think the .05 difference in the 40 means much and Jarrett does two things well that teams want from a WR - running good routes and catching the ball.
Bowe ran a 4.49 and a 4.40 at his pro day. (After a 4.51 and 4.61 at the combine, which Jarrett didn't attend.) Who knows what Jarrett would have run at the combine, where everyone's numbers were lower than at their pro days. He may have run a 4.7.Jarrett
by Bowe.Keyshawn and BMW. Keyshawn has been a very good possession receiver who has never played 2/ a good QB. The dude getting you the ball makes a huge difference. I don't think his career has been too bad. I know he was always a concern in the matchups against the Pats. I'd call him a top 20-25 WR in the league year in and out, and at times aorund the top 10. Keyshawn is a guy I'd love to have on my team. Guy runs great routes and rarely drops the ball, goes over the middle, makes the tough plays. He's not Harrison or Holt. Always good, but never great. Did he ever live up to the #1? Probably not. But, that's why you rarely see WR's at #1. They don't warrant the pick. Williams flat out got jobbed by the NCAA and league. The psyche of an 19-20 year old kid is fragile. I'd be hesitant to write him off, but at this point he's been a bust. He may get his act together, and decide he wants to work hard. He may continue on the wor is me path, but that's not USC's fault. I just think it's a major overgeneralization to label USC receivers as such. Williams I'll give you, and there are major extenuating circumstances around it. Maybe I'm overlooking some USC guys, but I don't think so. As for Jarrett, I think he's a solid mid to late 1st rounder (better?). There's a lot of secondary talent here, so see how it falls. I didn't think Maroney would fall as far as he did last year. I remember joking with a coworker that I'd start a net rumor about smoking w/ him to make him fall to the Pats. I didn't, but he did. It was hilarious, because he was adamant that we didn't havea chance to get him. So was I, but I can dream. As for USC receivers, I think bot Jarrett and SMith are NFL caliber players. Smith gets little recognition, because Jarrett is so good. I think both being there, and the team, hurts both of their value.
Sounds about right.
