I would trade up to get him. He will have a better career than Blackmon and Floyd. This thread will be saved to prove you guys wrong in 2 years.
I've watched what I can on him, and he has always struck me as sloooow. Not espn whoevers. I fear his separation at the next level. He has a good jump ball but anything else?
I don't doubt him having a better career than Floyd, that guy is an oft-injured b#@%h. "He's probably the best guy, college or pro, at catching the ball away from his body."-- Matt Millen. That pretty much means he's going to suck, because we all know Millen's track record with WRs [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyjXCE__3OI"]Alshon Jeffery NFL Draft Analysis - Georgia (2011 Season) - YouTube[/ame]
He can work on his separation by learning to run better routes. He isn't as slow as you guys may think. When he learns how to run better routes, he can separate. Britt isn't that much faster than Alshon. He can stay healthy, out jump any DB, and catch any ball. So why shy away from him?
Thanks Fry, for the great Alshon highlights I honestly don't expect us to snag him in the 1st (wishful thinking) but we need to snag him in the 2nd 4real..
At South Carolina, he was killing SEC Dbs when they put 8 in box to contain Latimore. SEC defenses would have over the top coverage on Alshon, and he still made plays. In saying that, I still want a run stuffing, pocket collapsing DT at #20.
If he panned out I wouldn't be against it, I think we need more of an underneath cat like sanu honestly tho.
Nah, I think we need more of a huge possession WR. Until Britt can show me he is dependable, I will always welcome a big target WR to Nashville.
