2018 Wide Receivers

[TwentyTwo]

That time of the Year again already!

5 Wide Receivers were selected in the 2018' NFL Draft... Justin Watson; Dylan Cantrell; Braxton Barrios Austin Proehl & Trey Quinn. Jake Weineke was a UDRFA.....Cody Thompson(injury) & David Sills would have been Drafted ; but decided to play their Senior seasons.

David Sills (Sr.) 6 -4" 204 West Virginia....Led FBS with 18 TD's receptions last season! Biletnikoff Award Finalist ...Recruited in 7th grade as QB for USC/Lane Kiffin..."The Prodigy"...plenty of upside still learning new WR position; glad he returned for Senior season w QB Will Grier

Catch of the Year?
https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/929483582447472641


Cody Thompson (RS Sr.) 6'-2" 205 Toledo .... Returning for 5th season... could have been 2nd/3rd Round pick NFL Draft before the injury early last year (Broken Leg)...... had 1,269 yards receiving Junior season & 11 TD's on 64 receptions; one of the Nation's Top Vertical threats ...CFB's version of Jordy Nelson

Hunter Renfrow (Sr.) 5'-10" 180 Clemson...former Walk-on best known for 5 TD catches in first two National Championship Games vs. Alabama; including last second game winner; needs more consistent QB play

McLane Mannix (Soph.) 5'-10" 175 Nevada....57 receptions tied for second among all FBS freshmen. 6 TD's Clocked its freshman All-American at 4.35 seconds in the 40-yard dash, speed certainly showed up on the field in his Freshman season . HS track star, ran 10.81 in the 100 meters, member of a Texas state champion 4x100 relay team at Midland High School in 2015. Wes Welker listed as his sports hero.

Dillon Stoner (RS Soph.) 6'-0" 198 Oklahoma State ... 44 rec / 576 yards & 6 TD's as a Freshman...should be Go-to WR this season for Cowboys
https://pistolsfiringblog.com/dillon-stoner-on-2018-its-going-to-be-a-good-year/

Dalton Schoen (Jr.) 6'-1 " 206 Kansas State...former Walk-on had Breakout Soph. Season. 20.4 yards per reception Ranked 11th Nationally; including 82 yard TD vs. Texas......played 10 games/3 starts before injury cut season short
http://video.houstonchronicle.com/J...ton-Schoen-for-82yard-touchdown-pass-33087507

Trent Irwin (Sr.) 6 '-2" 204 Stanford... the Stats haven't been what was expected in his career so far; but looks to have Big Senior season; is on the NFL Radar

 

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Britain Covey (Soph.) 5'-8" 170 Utah...back after serving 2 year mission; explosive; dynamic athlete shaking off the rust; as Freshman in 2015' scored TD's of 30 & 66 yards (217 All purpose ) vs USC...a threat to score TD everytime he touches the ball; should be one of the Nation's Best Punt Returners

Riley Stapleton (RS Jr.) 6'-5" 218 James Madison U. .... Had team Best 5 TD's + Two 100+ yard games in FCS Playoffs (8-189 Weber St. & 7-107 vs North Dakota St)

Neil O'Connor (Sr.) 5'-11" 182 New Hampshire....FCS All American ; Break out Junior season ...97 receptions for 1,396 yards & 10 TD's

Luke Timian (RS Sr.) 6' -0 193 Indiana finished 3rd in Big 10 w 68 receptions....including 7 rec for 95 yards vs Michigan

Flynn Nagel (Sr.) 5'-11" 194 Northwestern ...one of the few Power 5 Conference teams starting 3 white WR's along w 6'-4" Bennett Skowronek & Riley Lees. Hopefully QB Clayton Thorson is healthy after knee injury in the Bowl game.

 

[celticdb15]

Nice work 22!

 

[dolphins15]

I love these threads.

Andy Isabella (SR) 5'9" 185 UMASS He caught 65 balls for 1,020 yards and 10 TDS. He caught 7 balls for 158 yards and 1 TD against the vaunted SEC (Mississippi State).

Michael Lawrence (JR) 5'10" 185 North Texas. He caught 62 balls for 819 yards and 4 TDS.

Scott Miller (SR) 5'10" 160 Bowling Green. He caught 63 balls for 722 yards and 4 TDS.

Dylan Collie (SR) 5'10" 175 BYU. He caught 56 balls for 636 yards and 4 TDS. Brother of Austin. He played last year at Hawaii but has transferred to BYU.

Jesper Horsted (SR) 6'4" 220 Princeton. He caught 92 balls for 1,226 yards and 14 TDS. Also a starting outfield for Princeton and was team leading in average and hits. Hopefully can follow the footsteps of Justin Watson.

 

[Don Wassall]

Great thread.

I've been checking out some of the highlights videos, scouting reports, and college production stats of some of the black WRs and LBs who were taken in the first few rounds this year, and it's more unimpressive than ever. Most of them have some "athleticism" going for them and not much else. Many have weak football sense, another area where Whites dominate, which is why so many eventually fade out of the league after receiving copious opportunities. A nice 40 time doesn't mean anything if a linebacker is slow analyzing plays. The Caste System is relying on a black talent pool that diminishes each year, but like everything else presented or endorsed by the media, the agenda keeps intensifying relentlessly and brooks no opposition.

 

[TwentyTwo]

Thanks CelticDB...nice LBer thread too! Will be sure to add to it

Thanks Don...it's always interesting to get your observations that the Caste-pool of talent is dwindling..bec it's slim pickings in the HS Recruiting Srvices....the cookie-cutter stereotypes get old...raw; explosive; upside can also be included for white athletes as well...Riley Stapleton (who was also a good basketball player) is just one example

Thanks Dolphins15...nice additions ....it was getting too late last night & did this in a hurry....was going to add most of them on next post.....those players were Regulars on the Weekly Stats threads... glad you mentioned what Andy Isabella did to Miss.State of the SEC..probably should have listed him ahead of a few of the WR's posted

It would be cool to have a round-table dicussion in person w many of you knowledgeable posters

WHO will be the Next WR to emerge/pop up out of nowhere??

Thomas Hennigan (Soph.) 6'-2" 210 Appalachian State ...impressive as a Freshman last season...45-585 yards & 7 TD's...will have a new QB; Taylor Lamb graduated

Tony Ellison (Sr.) 5'-11" 188 Arizona..... 33 rec for 496 yards & 3 TD's + in Bowl game vs. Purdue had 2 TD's on 4 receptions for 102 yards/ 36 yards rushing on 3 carries & TD ...plays with a Run 1st QB

*Tommy Stevens (Sr.) 6'-5" 232 .. Penn State (Sleeper Project) he is a QB/ Trace McSorley's Back up.(had 4 rushing TD's from the Wildcat & RB?)...in limited time played WR toward end of season & caught 2 TD's . He decided not to Transfer...would like to see him play WR Full time where he could thrive!

 

[dolphins15]

Mitch Gueller (JR) 6'3" 220 Idaho State. A former first round pick in the MLB draft by the Phillies. He caught 36 balls for 871 yards and 8 TDS.

Chad Hovasse (SR) 6'1" 215 Adams State. He caught 87 balls for 1,201 yards and 14 TDS.

 

[dolphins15]

Kyle Sweet (SR) 6'0" 190 Washington State. He has caught 106 balls for 1,112 yards and 5 TDS in his career. He is also the teams starting punter.

 

[TwentyTwo]

Continued thanks Dolphins15..... Weekly Stats last year for the FCS; Gueller was a name that came up from time to time w Watson; Weineke; Horsted etc; intriguing prospect!

Kyle Sweet is versatile !

Mike Dudek (Sr.) 5'-11" 185 Illinois .... burst on the scene as a Record Breaking Freshman (76 rec / 1,038 yards & 6 TD's) & 6 carries/73 yards back in 2014' ...then Injuries have derailed his career / 2 ACL's on same knee
Finally played again last season(*Jr.) had 24 catches for 262 yds & TD(missed 5 games).....Hoping he can bounce back & have a strong Senior season!
https://herald-review.com/sports/il...cle_9a825365-be19-5f5a-b7b4-335a772fd5e6.html

 

[dolphins15]

Brad Stewart (SR) 6'1" 197 Georgia Tech. He has caught 30 balls for 574 yards and 1 TD in his career. He doesn't play in a great passing offense and his QB is awful.

Jackson Anthrop (SO) 5'11" 185 Purdue. He caught 47 balls for 423 yards and 5 TDS.

Brenden Schooler (JR) 6'2" 192 Oregon. He caught 20 balls 274 yards and 3 TDS after moving over from defense.

 

[Deceptive Speed]

Top 15 white FBS Receivers through week 3:

2. WR Andy Isabella UMASS 41 rec for 648 yds and 7 TD's

20. WR Riley Miller BALL St. 30 rec for 439 yds and 1 TD

36. WR Kaleb Fossum NEV 32 rec 406 yds

39. WR McClane Mannix NEV 22 rec for 400 yds and 5 TD's

52. WR Jack Sorenson M-OHIO 22 rec for 365 yds and 2 TD's

54. WR Scott Miller BGSU 31 rec for 360 yds and 3 TD's

63. WR CJ Worton FIU 18 rec for 350 yds and 4 TD's

70. WR Bailey Gaither SJSU 17 rec for 330 yds and 3 TD's

90. WR David Sills WVU 22 rec for 295 yds and 5 TD's!!

96. WR Flynn Nagel NW 26 rec for 292 yds

98. WR Corey Lacanaria BALL 27 rec for 290 yds and 2 TD's

102. WR Britain Covey UTAH 27 rec for 285 yds

106. WR Timmy Hernandez ORST 26 rec for 280 yds and 1 TD

Tied 106. WR Austin Trammel RICE 27 rec for 280 yds and 1 TD

112. WR Tony Ellison ARIZ 15 rec for 270 yds and 2 TD's

125. TE Kaden Smith STAN 20 rec for 264 yds

130. TE Jace Sternberger T A&M 18 rec for 256 yds and 4 TD's

 

[chris371]

Whats amazing about David Sills of WV is that he was a QB 2 years ago. As a former WR i see how he often makes textbook WR moves- he doesnt have any bad technique habits like many do. He shows his newness to the posotion occassionaly with certain weaknesses. But its amazing work for the short time and its only gonna go up from here. Hes like a less polished Jeff Samardijza for us ol timers great fluid fast athlete.

 

[Deceptive Speed]

Top 15 white FBS Receivers through week 3:

7. WR Andy Isabella UMASS 29 rec for 450 yds and 4 TD's

27. WR McClane Mannix NEV 19 rec for 338 yds and 4 TD's

33. WR Kaleb Fossum NEV 27 rec 352 yds

58. WR CJ Worton FIU 15 rec for 295 yds and 3 TD's

74. WR Britain Covey UTAH 23 rec for 262 yds

80. TE Kaden Smith STAN 18 rec for 258 yds

85. WR Austin Trammel RICE 23 rec for 250 yds and 1 TD

90. WR David Sills WVU 19 rec for 246 yds and 5 TD's!!

96. WR Scott Miller BGSU 21 rec for 242 yds and 3 TD's

98. WR Tony Ellison ARIZ 12 rec for 241 yds and 2 TD's

100. TE TJ Hockenson IOWA 15 rec for 238 yds

103. WR Riley Miller BALL St. 19 rec for 231 yds

105. WR Bailey Gaither SJSU 14 rec for 230 yds and 2 TD's

108. WR Flynn Nagel NW 20 rec for 236 yds

116. WR Timmy Hernandez ORST 19 rec for 220 yds and 1 TD

120. WR Corey Lacanaria BALL St. 19 rec for 216 yds and 1 TD

126. TE Dax Raymond UTAH St. 15 rec for 210 yds and 1 TD

130. WR Matthew Sexton EMU 14 rec for 208 yds and 2 TD's

134. TE Jace Sternberger TA&M 13 rec for 205 yds and 4 TD's

Im gonna update this post every week or so.

 

[Leonardfan]

Chattanooga WR Bryce Nunnelly currently leads the FCS in receiving yards - 46 rec 768 yds 6 TDS

 

[Deceptive Speed]

Top 15 white FBS Receivers through week 3:

1. WR Andy Isabella UMASS 64 rec for 1013 yds and 8 TD's

7. WR Scott Miller BGSU 48 rec for 790 yds and 7 TD's

14. WR Flynn Nagel NW 56 rec for 695 yds and 2 TD's

28. WR McClane Mannix NEV 34 rec for 618 yds and 6 TD's

32. WR Riley Miller BALL 46 rec for 612 yds and 4 TD's

38. WR Kaleb Fossum NEV 54 rec 598 yds

60.WR David Sills WVU 37 rec for 530 yds and 9 TD's!!

70. WR Jack Sorenson M-OHIO 32 rec for 500 yds and 2 TD's

75. TE Jace Sternberger T A&M 29 rec for 498 yds and 6 TD's (Leads all TE's)

76. WR CJ Worton FIU 24 rec for 496 yds and 5 TD's

80. WR Britain Covey UTAH 43 rec for 488 yds and 1 TD

102. TE TJ Hockenson IOWA 26 rec for 428 yds and 3 TD's


70. WR Bailey Gaither SJSU 17 rec for 330 yds and 3 TD's

112. WR Corey Lacanaria BALL 38 rec for 408 yds and 2 TD's

126. WR Timmy Hernandez ORST 34 rec for 388 yds and 1 TD

130. WR Austin Trammel RICE 37 rec for 384 yds and 1 TD

136. TE Kaden Smith STAN 27 rec for 382 yds

Top 15 white FBS Receivers through week 3:

1. WR Andy Isabella UMASS 64 rec for 1013 yds and 8 TD's

7. WR Scott Miller BGSU 48 rec for 790 yds and 7 TD's

14. WR Flynn Nagel NW 56 rec for 695 yds and 2 TD's

28. WR McClane Mannix NEV 34 rec for 618 yds and 6 TD's

32. WR Riley Miller BALL 46 rec for 612 yds and 4 TD's

38. WR Kaleb Fossum NEV 54 rec 598 yds

60.WR David Sills WVU 37 rec for 530 yds and 9 TD's!!

70. WR Jack Sorenson M-OHIO 32 rec for 500 yds and 2 TD's

75. TE Jace Sternberger T A&M 29 rec for 498 yds and 6 TD's (Leads all TE's)

76. WR CJ Worton FIU 24 rec for 496 yds and 5 TD's

80. WR Britain Covey UTAH 43 rec for 488 yds and 1 TD

102. TE TJ Hockenson IOWA 26 rec for 428 yds and 3 TD's


70. WR Bailey Gaither SJSU 17 rec for 330 yds and 3 TD's

112. WR Corey Lacanaria BALL 38 rec for 408 yds and 2 TD's

126. WR Timmy Hernandez ORST 34 rec for 388 yds and 1 TD

130. TE Kaden Smith STAN 27 rec for 384 yds

 

[backrow]

so I liked this tweet from Nagy, the Senior Bowl guy: https://twitter.com/JimNagy_SB/status/1067562316298883072/photo/1 (even if the photo wasn't of Isabella unless it's some generic pic he had there).

"Congrats, Andy! Don’t you dare stereotype him as a “quicker-than-fast” slot guy because he can flat-out fly. Ohio state 100-meter dash champ with a time of 10.51 seconds. 3rd place in same race was @Browns No. 4 overall pick @denzelward at 10.62. Ward ran 4.32 at the Combine."

 

[TwentyTwo]

Yes indeed Backrow! We here at CF already knew ...but when Andy Isabella dominated SEC Georgia & possible 2nd CB taken in the Draft Deandre Baker; the Rest of the Nation took notice!

A NFL Raiders article really like Isabella too....Projects to be a 4th or 5th Rounder
https://fullpresscoverage.com/2018/12/12/raiders-2019-draft-prospect-wr-andy-isabella/
Speed


If you look at Isabella, leave your preconceived notions at the door. Granted, he looks a certain way and that is beyond his control. Yet, if you watch his explosion, be prepared for surprise. Isabella, off the line, brings a twitchy burst. UMass sent him vertically with regularity. As a result, Isabella would streak by the corner and safety on his way to 230 catches and 30 touchdowns. When Isabella kicks into second gear, the area of separation grows.Without a doubt, his ability to leave an opponent should translate at the next level.

Raiders Fit

As Jon Gruden continues to reshape his roster, the need for wideouts remains high on the offensive wish list. For this and the following reasons, Isabella makes sense. First, Gruden loves toughness with his playmakers. If you stand 5’10” and weigh 190 pounds, you will face angry safeties bearing down. Next, the Raiders value crisp route running and developing timing with the quarterback. Earlier this year, Oakland tried this with Ryan Switzer. Yet, Isabella is the far better athlete that Switzer. With him, the “deceptively fast” cliché does not hold up. Isabella can run and will outrun many slot corners. Lastly, Isabella played some running back in college and shows proficiency with wide runs like the jet sweep. As a result, his versatility, along with the ability to return punts could seize him a roster spot.

 

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[Deceptive Speed]

Yes indeed Backrow! We here at CF already knew ...but when Andy Isabella dominated SEC Georgia & possible 2nd CB taken in the Draft Deandre Baker; the Rest of the Nation took notice!

A NFL Raiders article really like Isabella too....Projects to be a 4th or 5th Rounder
https://fullpresscoverage.com/2018/12/12/raiders-2019-draft-prospect-wr-andy-isabella/
Speed


If you look at Isabella, leave your preconceived notions at the door. Granted, he looks a certain way and that is beyond his control. Yet, if you watch his explosion, be prepared for surprise. Isabella, off the line, brings a twitchy burst. UMass sent him vertically with regularity. As a result, Isabella would streak by the corner and safety on his way to 230 catches and 30 touchdowns. When Isabella kicks into second gear, the area of separation grows.Without a doubt, his ability to leave an opponent should translate at the next level.

Raiders Fit

As Jon Gruden continues to reshape his roster, the need for wideouts remains high on the offensive wish list. For this and the following reasons, Isabella makes sense. First, Gruden loves toughness with his playmakers. If you stand 5’10” and weigh 190 pounds, you will face angry safeties bearing down. Next, the Raiders value crisp route running and developing timing with the quarterback. Earlier this year, Oakland tried this with Ryan Switzer. Yet, Isabella is the far better athlete that Switzer. With him, the “deceptively fast” cliché does not hold up. Isabella can run and will outrun many slot corners. Lastly, Isabella played some running back in college and shows proficiency with wide runs like the jet sweep. As a result, his versatility, along with the ability to return punts could seize him a roster spot.

Good article until they mentioned Ryan Switzer, who doesnt fall under the "deceptively fast" cliche either. Switzer should still be a Raider, but they made a brain dead move after fellow white wr Griff Whalen beat out Switzer in camp. They traded Switzer (set for a key role) to make room for Whalen, only to cut Whalen a few days later............seriously.....

 

[Deceptive Speed]

5 white WR's were drafted last year in Watson, Cantrell, Berrios, Proehl, and Quinn. That number should stay close in 2019 with anywhere from 4-6 projected to go:
David Sills 6'4 205 WVU 2nd-3rd rd
Andy Isabella 5'9 199 UMASS 3rd-4th
Hunter Renfrow 5'10 185 CLEM 4th rd
Cody Thompson 6'1 210 TOL 5th-6th rd
Trent Irwin 6'2 205 STAN 6th-7th rd ??
Scott Miller 5'10 175 BGSU 6th-7th rd ??

 

[Red Raider]

If there’s ever a white version of Tyreek Hill in the NFL I think it could be Scott Miller. He will likely end up being a 7th rounder or free agent but the guy can straight up fly. He’s very small but I hope he can stick around in the NFL and be a deep threat because he’s not just a possession receiver. I thought Switzer could become a guy like that but it’s hard to tell with 2 star receivers on his team getting most of the targets.

 

[backrow]

From an article https://raiderswire.usatoday.com/20...y-isabella-could-be-a-target-for-the-raiders/ on Raiders fansite, outlining the interest that Gruden may have in Andy Isabella, especially after coaching him in the Senior Bowl:

"According to Pro Football Focus, Isabella is the top-ranked receiver in the 2019 NFL Draft and is the site’s sixth-highest graded player in the class.

Isabella primarily plays in the slot, but he is so much more than your traditional chain-mover from the inside receiver spot. In 2018, Isabella led the country in receiving yards (1,695) as he caught 102 passes and scored total 14 touchdowns."

 

[Don Wassall]

Good article on Isabella. Maybe the Patriots will surprise us and draft him:

Andy Isabella Could Add Another Gear To Patriots’ Slot Receiver Tradition

by Doug Kyed

INDIANAPOLIS — Last February, Mark Whipple, then head coach of the UMass Minutemen, came to work on a Sunday to pore over some tape.

It was a bright, sunny winter day, but the UMass practice field still was covered in snow after a blizzard brought nearly a foot of fresh powder to Western Massachusetts earlier in the weekend. Whipple peered out his window and saw a figure shoveling a 50-yard patch to uncover some grass.

Whipple left his office to check it out. Wide receiver Andy Isabella wanted to run.

“Our strength coach, they usually plow the field in the mornings, but they didn’t, and he was messing with me,” Isabella said. “Like, ‘You can’t work out today.’ He had a shovel there, and I was like, ‘Well, I’m going to shovel the field.’ I had nothing better to do that day anyway. So, I started shoveling the field.”

Isabella isn’t one to let a challenge go untested.

“I told him enough was enough and to get in,” Whipple said.

It wasn’t the only time Whipple, now offensive coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh, had to tell Isabella to take it easy.

“One of the few guys that I’ve had to temper his workouts and things and back him off,” Whipple said. “He just goes hard all the time.”

Yo Murphy, who’s working with Isabella at The ASPI training facility in Florida told NESN.com he has to get in Isabella’s face to tell him it’s his last rep.

“I think my why is just being overlooked a lot,” Isabella said. “That pushes me a lot.”

New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins coaches tell similar stories about wide receiver Danny Amendola, and comparisons between Isabella and slot receivers like Amendola are easy to make. Isabella, at 5-foot-9, 188 pounds, looks the part. But while Isabella’s future might come in the slot if the NFL team that drafts him isn’t overly imaginative, he shouldn’t be pigeonholed into that role. Isabella mostly played outside in college and he thinks he can do the same at the NFL level, as well.

“I think it’s more of just my toughness,” Isabella said. “You’ve got to be tough to play outside and especially being small. I think I do a good job of fending off defenders and using my speed to get open.”

Isabella also is a burner. He could run as fast as a 4.2- or 4.3-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine on Saturday. He once beat Cleveland Browns cornerback Denzel Ward, who ran a 4.32-second 40-yard dash at last year’s combine, in the 100-meter dash to win an Ohio state championship in high school. Murphy compared Isabella to Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy likened Isabella to Brandin Cooks or T.Y. Hilton. Isabella threw in a Golden Tate comp.

In high school, Isabella had the fastest 60-meter dash time in the country at 6.72 seconds. That finally opened some college’s eyes less than a week before signing day. Still, all UMass had to do was offer him a scholarship to get him to come to Amherst, Mass., and play for the Minutemen. Isabella only had scholarship offers from UMass, Air Force and FCS schools. No one was all that interested in a 5-foot-7, 170-pound running back. Isabella, fortunately, went through a growth spurt and position change.

Isabella now is working to control that speed with former Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss. Murphy said the two wideouts have formed a close bond and he expects them to stay in contact even after the draft.

“That’s been good,” Isabella said of working with Moss. “He’s been really tough on us. I like working with that style of coaching. He would have us out there running like eight 40s and then get on the line, run five routes and then get back on the line and run like eight more 40s full speed. And actually, the first day working out with him, I sat on the field for like 30 minutes just trying to drag myself to the car. And then the next day, we were out there doing the same thing. Now it’s more we have a relationship where I can talk to him and not be afraid to talk to him. He’s definitely teaching me a lot.”

Moss is coaching Isabella when and how to turn on the jets. He challenges Isaballa at the line of scrimmage and gets on him when he drops a pass. In 1-on-1 work at the training facility, Murphy says cornerbacks have trouble keeping up with Isabella’s jets.

Moss also is teaching Isabella the intricacies of running routes from the slot. Because even though Isabella can play outside and proved it against top competition at UMass — he had 102 catches for 1,698 yards with 13 touchdowns in 2018 including a 15/219/2 line against Georgia — Moss still believes an NFL team will want to start him out inside.

“He says based on my performances and my reputation in the league, hopefully, my role will increase,” Isabella said.

Comparisons between Isabella and Amendola, Wes Welker and Julian Edelman will be plentiful. In Isabella’s second session with Moss, the Hall of Fame receiver noted he was just as small as Welker.

But they’re also off base. Amendola ran a 4.70-second 40-yard dash at the combine. Welker ran a 4.65 at his pro day; Edelman was clocked at 4.52.

There’s a reason Isabella is being talked about as a prospect who could be selected by the second day of the 2019 NFL Draft. If he runs as fast as many expect, he’ll be much more than your typical undersized receiver.

https://nesn.com/2019/03/andy-isabella-could-add-another-gear-to-patriots-slot-receiver-tradition/

 

[FootballDad]

I like the Tyreek Hill comparison. It would be nice to see a team uses Isabella in the same imaginative ways that the Chiefs use Hill. Plus Andy has better hands than Hill and comes without the TNB baggage.

 

[Bucky]

I like the Tyreek Hill comparison. It would be nice to see a team uses Isabella in the same imaginative ways that the Chiefs use Hill. Plus Andy has better hands than Hill and comes without the TNB baggage.

Exactly. Not a woman beating POS.

**Also noticed RedRaider threw out the Hill comparison earlier in this thread. Doesn't surprise me. Top Notch Scouting team here at CF.