I guess we gon see, right?
Yeah and I am not saying I dislike JSN. I just think it's a really close top 3 WR class and I am worried about all of them.
I agree, but I think there are also caveats to that.
• JSN is presumably the safest of the three floor–wise. If he goes to the right situation, like Dallas, Baltimore, or the New York football Giants, he is going to be a slot machine. Maybe put the Vikings & a couple of others in that conversation too. He is an immediate threat for 90/1000/10 in one of those perfect scenarios. A well-defined role that suits his skill set, and he is a physical specimen who I’m not worried about taking hits across the middle.
• if you are drafting Jordan Addison, you are hoping he is the next JJ or Chase. He’s a little slighte of frame, so potentially a greater injury risk taking hits from safeties, who are thicker and stronger than he is. But the upside is certainly boom. I don’t think his downside is bust, as he is an elite route runner, and has very good hands. But there is always a chance that he can be bullied by bigger, stronger NFL safeties and cornerbacks. The downside here is that he is more wide receiver two than wide receiver one. One of the knocks on him from scouts is that bigger, handsy defensive backs can throw him off his game.
• and finally, if you are drafting Quentin Johnston, you are hoping he is the next Hopkins, or other “Prototypical size“ big bodied wide receiver. His downside is more apparent in that he’s not a hands-catcher, may not have elite route running skill, and has displayed a little bit less NFL-ready acumen at the position. Some believe these are traits that can be developed at the next level, but we have seen time and time again that there are far fewer Calvin Johnson/Demaryius Thomas/Hopkins types, and far more busts with this type of player.