Big Board ranking: #58
Positional ranking: #12
Overview
Position: WR
College: Colorado
Class: Junior
Age: 21
Measurables
Height: 6’0 5/8”
Weight: 227 lbs.
Arm length: 31 7/8”
Hand size: 9”
Athletic testing
40-yard dash: 4.58 sec.
Vertical jump: N/A
Broad jump: N/A
Bench press: 17 reps
3-cone drill: N/A
Short shuttle: N/A
Strengths
Extremely physical and well-built target. Runs with rare power for the position. Phenomenal contact balance. Like a running back with the ball in his hands. Quick release at the line of scrimmage. Runs very crisp short and intermediate routes. Sells vertical route to create separation before gearing down. Shows a desired understanding of spacing and will sit in holes against zone coverage. Tough and reliable hands in traffic. Plays faster with pads on. Impressive burst/acceleration. Quick feet and very elusive/sudden in close quarters for his size. Refuses to go out of bounds as a runner. Has experience lining up all over the place. Dangerous when he gets the ball in his hands underneath. Extremely productive wildcat quarterback. Great patience and vision.
Weaknesses
Didn’t have a complex route tree. Can track the ball better on downfield passes. Good hands but will have some drops. Doesn’t work to engage and drive as a run blocker. Would like to see more consistency overall as a blocker.
NFL comparison
Deebo Samuel
Conclusion
Overall, Shenault is a unique wide receiver prospect that can be utilized as a deadly weapon on crosses, drags, screens, pop passes, and even traditional handoffs. To have the biggest impact possible, Shenault will hopefully land in an offense where he can be used similarly to Deebo Samuel with the 49ers.
Straight baller.
I can’t wait for your fantasy analysis on him when he lands with a team. Don’t let me down though.
I heard he was the best WR last year. I guess not.
Before the season people said that but not really
Thanks
He will give big plays
SF would be good imagine both of them with Samuel