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As the creator of a system that takes player athletic measurements and compares them to all players at that position for three decades, it’s imperative to have something to ground you. You never want to take the numbers so seriously that it blinds you to what is possible. The whole point of looking at things like Relative Athletic Scores (RAS) is to identify trends, probability. Possibility is something else entirely. One of the ways to keep myself grounded is to run an entirely RAS-based mock draft. We’re right up against the wire here, but it’s done.
The Rules
For this exercise, I’ve decided to use only players who had a qualified RAS score with 8 or more drills completed. Normally a player only needs six to qualify, but I wanted to have a more complete card to avoid some ‘by default’ selections. It ultimately only ended up knocking out a few prospects, with the most notable ones being Quinnen Williams (with seven metrics) and Dexter Lawrence (with six).
Additionally, I only chose from players who were considered draftable. For that I used Draftscout.com’s player rankings, since it kept the net as wide as possible. I actually goofed on this a couple times early in the mock, but only for the options I didn’t pick, so I noted it when I could.
I used the player needs as outlined by NFL.com’s write up on their mocks, which I provided with each tweet when I ran the mock. Of those positions, I generally took the highest RAS player at any of those positions, excluding specialists.
It ended up just as absurd as I had hoped, so I hope you enjoy!
First Overall
Arizona Cardinals select Garrett Bradbury, OC, NC State
With the 1st pick in #RASMock2019, the #Cardinals select Garrett Bradbury, OC, NC State.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 23, 2019
Garrett Bradbury posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Elite speed, Good explosiveness, Great agility at the OC position.
Other options: Miles Boykin, Noah Fant, Rashan Gary pic.twitter.com/QspbJ7Laae
Well, this is off to a great start. The highest graded Relative Athletic Score for the 2019 draft class was, well, a punter. But aside from specialists, it was North Carolina State interior offensive lineman Garrett Bradbury. I guess since we’re looking at an extremely unrealistic scenario, that teams look at athletic testing alone to make their selections, we may as well kick off the mock draft with a first overall pick at center. On the plus side, at least the Cardinals will have someone who can block for Josh Rosen, Bradbury is my top ranked offensive lineman in this class and should go in the latter half of the first round.
Second Overall
San Francisco 49ers Select Miles Boykin, WR, Notre Dame
With the 2nd pick in #RASMock2019, the 49ers select Miles Boykin, WR, Notre Dame
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 23, 2019
Miles Boykin posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the WR position.
Other Options: Juan Thornhill, Jamel Dean, Rashan Gary, Chris Lindstrom pic.twitter.com/tt1UmzVAFa
Miles Boykin posted some of the best explosiveness testing ever. In fact, the only player with more impressive explosion metrics was one Calvin Johnson Jr. Boykin is a well thought of prospect in his own right, but one that will likely go in the second round rather than second overall.
Third Overall
New York Jets Select Rashan Gary, DL, Michigan
With the 3rd pick in #RASMock2019, the #Jets select Rashan Gary, DL, Michigan.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 23, 2019
Rashan Gary posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the DE position.
Other Options: Chris Lindstrom, Jamel Dean, Noah Fant, Emanuel Hall pic.twitter.com/2vcK5dTqWW
Whether you like or hate Rashan Gary as a prospect, it’s hard to argue with his athletic ability. Gary rated as the seventh most athletic defensive end of all time, so it’s no surprise he’s going very high in a draft meant to weight only athletic ability and need. If not for a labrum tear, Gary could very well go this high in the draft based on athletic potential, but in real life it is likely to drop him.
Fifth Overall
Oakland Raiders Select Jamel Dean, CB, Auburn
With the 4th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Raiders select Jamel Dean.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 23, 2019
Jamel Dean posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Okay agility at the CB position.
Other Options: Brian Burns, Noah Fant, Drue Tranquill, Jeremy Cox pic.twitter.com/R7BFM8A6fu
Jamel Dean is well thought of in scouting circles in large part due to the kind of ridiculous athleticism he can display. As many as three knee injuries have actually taken him completely off some team boards, however, and it’s only in the realm of fantasy like this mock draft that he would see a high first round selection.
Note: Jeremy Cox was ineligible for this exercise and should not have been noted in other options.
Fifth Overall
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Select Brain Burns, DE, Florida State
With the 5th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Buccaneers select Brian Burns.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Brian Burns posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, at the DE position.
Other Options: Drue Tranquill, Ken Webster, Jeremy Cox, Juan Thornhill pic.twitter.com/9kz7B4jMEO
This one is... something that could actually happen. Brian Burns has been consistently mocked in the first round and very often the top half of it. Not really a lot to say here athletically. Burns had to gain a significant amount of weight before the Combine and show that he could maintain his level of athletic ability at that new weight. He did so.
Note: Jeremy Cox was ineligible for this exercise and should not have been noted in other options.
Sixth Overall
New York Giants Select Tyree Jackson, QB, Buffalo
With the 6th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Giants select Tyree Jackson.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Tyree Jackson posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the QB position.
Other Options: Montez Sweat, Ken Webster, Emanuel Hall, Chris Lindstrom pic.twitter.com/oaMEUzee71
We’ve heard tell that Tyree Jackson may get drafted a lot earlier than his original third-round projection, but sixth overall? Not bad for the most athletic quarterback at this size since Cam Newton.
Seventh Overall
Jacksonville Jaguars Select Noah Fant, TE, Iowa
With the 7th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Jaguars select Noah Fant.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Noah Fant posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Elite agility at the TE position.
Other Options: Chris Lindstrom, Emanuel Hall, Juan Thornhill, Jeremy Cox pic.twitter.com/DFDvxfobKv
This isn’t too far out of the realm of possibility. The Jaguars need a tight end and there are two premiere ones in this draft class. Noah Fant put up a top 10 RAS all time, so if it’s going to be one of them in this scenario, it’s going to be him.
Note: Jeremy Cox was ineligible for this exercise and should not have been noted in other options.
Eighth Overall
Detroit Lions Select Montez Sweat, DE, Mississippi State
With the 8th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Lions select Montez Sweat.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Montez Sweat posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the DE position.
Other Options: Ken Webster, Chris Lindstrom, Emanuel Hall, Foster Moreau pic.twitter.com/gqWaWtm2Xu
Wow, geez, another one of these that could actually happen. There are some medical questions about Sweat, a heart condition identified at the Combine, and there are some off field issues from his time at Michigan State to consider, but he’s still a likely candidate for selection at eighth overall.
Ninth Overall
Buffalo Bills Select Ed Oliver, DT, Houston
With the 9th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Bills select Ed Oliver.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Ed Oliver posted a Elite #RAS with Poor size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Elite agility at the DT position.
Other Options: Chris Lindstrom, Foster Moreau, Ken Webster, Alex Barnes pic.twitter.com/rdqjTiRXnn
Ed Oliver is expected to be a top-10 pick, so going in this range isn’t a surprise. In fact, it would be more surprising in real life that he lasts this long. In the context of this mock draft, the big surprise is that Oliver didn’t go earlier than ninth. His athletic potential is legendary and one of the best all time.
10th Overall
Denver Broncos Select Drue Tranquill, LB, Notre Dame
With the 10th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Broncos select Drue Tranquill.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Drue Tranquill posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Great explosiveness, Elite agility at the LB position.
Other Options: Chris Lindstrom, Quinnen Williams, Foster Moreau, Easton Stick pic.twitter.com/nsFEaGjSpV
Drue Tranquill isn’t an unknown prospect, but he’s certainly not a first round prospect in most people’s minds. He is more of a third or fourth round prospect based entirely around his athletic profile and the upside that represents. For the Broncos, they’d get a player who could complement their already strong corps on defense with Von Miller as a tone setter.
11th Overall
Cincinnati Bengals Select Chris Lindstrom, OG, Boston College
With the 11th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Bengals select Chris Lindstrom.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Chris Lindstrom posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the OG position.
Other Options: Renell Wren, Josh Allen, Foster Moreau, Easton Stick pic.twitter.com/GVYJiUScOQ
Chris Lindstrom is generally considered the top non-tackle prospect guard in this draft class and was well before he posted a fantastic athletic profile. I have no doubt he would provide a huge boost to the Bengals offensive line if he were drafted by them here. That said, even with his elite profile and great tape he is still a guard and is more often projected at the latter half of the first or early part of the second round.
12th Overall
Green Bay Packers Select Emanuel Hall, WR, Missouri
With the 12th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Packers select Emanuel Hall.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Emanuel Hall posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, at the WR position.
Other Options: Foster Moreau, Kaleb McGary, Juan Thornhill, Josh Allen pic.twitter.com/wMWuPdcTpJ
Hall is generally considered a late Day 2, early Day 3 prospect, so this would be a bit of a reach at 12th overall (to put it lightly). What he would provide to the Packers is a reliable target for Aaron Rodgers on deep passes or shallow crossers. A limited route tree is likely to limit Hall early in his career, but there’s few better at running a go.
13th Overall
Miami Dolphins Select Ken Webster, CB, Mississippi
With the 13th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Dolphins select Ken Webster, CB, Mississippi.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Ken Webster posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the CB position.
Other Options: Kaleb McGary, Easton Stick, Renell Wren, Parris Campbell pic.twitter.com/wR4bwG4Gxd
Our first real nope pick, Ken Webster isn’t projected to go anywhere near the first round. He is generally projected in the latter part of Day 3, with the highest projections putting him in the sixth round. His athletic profile is fantastic, though, with some of the best explosiveness numbers of the class.
14th Overall
Atlanta Falcons Select Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington
With the 14th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Falcons select Kaleb McGary, OT, Washington.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Kaleb McGary posted a Elite #RAS with Great size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the OT position.
Other Options: Renell Wren, Isaiah Johnson, Josh Allen, Tyree Johnson (K) pic.twitter.com/ydrs7FM5as
Projected to go in the second round, Kaleb McGary is a guy who could very well find his way into the latter part of the first round. His elite athletic profile is part of the draw, but he has real upside on tape at the position, too. The Falcons could do a lot worse here, even if they could very well do a lot better.
15th Overall
Washington Redskins Select Andre Dillard, OT, Washington
With the 15th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Redskins select Andre Dillard.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Andre Dillard posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Great explosiveness, Elite agility at the OT position.
Other Options: Parris Campbell, Easton Stick, Josh Allen, Isaiah Johnson pic.twitter.com/xg60Q95ah3
Dillard is considered the best pass blocker in this draft class, but it has been his increible athletic profile that turned many to his tape after the Combine. This is about the general area he’s going to go, as well. For the Redskins, he would provide a strong pass blocker to anchor their left side, assuming they could find someone to throw the football.
16th Overall
Carolina Panthers Select Yosuah Nijman, OT, Virginia Tech
With the 16th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Panthers select Yosh Nijman.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Yosuah Nijman posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the OT position.
Other Options: Josh Allen, Juan Thornhill, Parris Campbell, Ty Summers pic.twitter.com/oMm61wlyY7
Yosuah “Yosh” Nijman is one of the most athletic prospects in this draft class. In fact, using his superior cone number from his pro day he would have the highest RAS at offensive tackle ever, taking the spot from Taylor Lewan. His tape can be pretty rough and he’s going to need some serious development to have a career in the NFL, but the athletic gifts are undeniable. Nijman is projected to go in the latter part of the third day of the draft.
17th Overall
New York Giants Select Juan Thornhill, FS, Virginia
With the 17th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Giants select Juan Thornhill.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Juan Thornhill posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the FS position.
Other Options: Isaiah Johnson, Josh Allen, Conner McGovern, Josh Allen pic.twitter.com/1OTojKS9nJ
Another player I’ve seen creeping into the first round is Virginia’s Juan Thornhill. His athletic ability is as obvious on tape as it was when I ran the numbers, but this is a strong safety class and I have no idea where anyone goes. For the Giants, they’d pair him with Jabrill Peppers to have likely the most athletic safety duo in the NFL.
Note: Connor McGovern was not eligible and should not have been included in other options.
18th Overall
Minnesota Vikings Select Alex Barnes, RB, Kansas State
With the 18th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Vikings select Alex Barnes.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Alex Barnes posted a Elite #RAS with Great size, Good speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the RB position.
Other Options: Conner McGovern, Renell Wren, Foster Moreau, Parris Campbell pic.twitter.com/fvT16JfClM
Sure, why not? Alex Barnes blew up the Combine and immediately became a household name due to the best of the class pretty much mailing it in. The Vikings could use another rusher to complement the oft injured and inconsistent Dalvin Cook, and picking someone with a fantastic profile like Barnes could be a lot worse. Never mind he’s mocked in the late fifth round.
Note: Connor McGovern was not eligible and should not have been included in other options.
19th Overall
Tennessee Titans Select Parris Campbell, WR, Ohio State
With the 18th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Titans select Parris Campbell.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Parris Campbell posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, at the WR position.
Other Options: Renell Wren, Josh Allen, Foster Moreau, Conner McGovern pic.twitter.com/MBPitIoyXg
Yeah, sure, I mean there were people that thought Campbell was a first round prospect. He’d provide a nice speed complement to Corey Davis, so why not make that risk and take a guy who can stretch the field?
Note: Connor McGovern was not eligible and should not have been included in other options. Also, some doofus put 18th instead of 19th overall.
20th Overall
Pittsburgh Steelers Select Josh Allen, LB, Kentucky
With the 20th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Steelers select Josh Allen.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Josh Allen posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Good speed, Good agility at the LB position.
Other Options: Ty Summers, D.K. Metcalf, Isaiah Johnson, Will Harris pic.twitter.com/uTeiffiqVu
The Steelers with a real coup! Nabbing Josh Allen at 20th overall is like walking into a bank to get a drink of water and being handed a bucket of cash. His elite athletic profile is only part of the reason he’s so highly touted as a prospect, and he’d be the first linebacker in what seems like a millennia of Steelers linebackers who can cover properly.
21st Overall
Seattle Seahawks Select Isaiah Johnson, CB, Houston
With the 21st pick in #RASMock2019, the #Seahawks select Isaiah Johnson, CB Houston.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Isaiah Johnson posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Great speed, Great explosiveness, Great agility at the CB position.
Other Options: Renell Wren, Ben Banogu, Ryan Bates, Will Harris pic.twitter.com/ZCwMAGzkPk
Before inexplicably deciding to bench at his pro day, Isaiah Johnson was on his way to the best RAS ever for a corner, edging out Marshon Lattimore. Instead, the Day 2 prospect is going to the Seahawks 21st overall to launch the Legion of Zoom.
22nd Overall
Baltimore Ravens Select Renell Wren, DT, Arizona State
With the 22nd pick in #RASMock2019, the #Ravens select Renell Wren.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Renell Wren posted a Elite #RAS with Great size, Good speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the DT position.
Other Options: Ben Banogu, D.K. Metcalf, Ty Summers, Ryan Bates pic.twitter.com/DTmzU9RmQ3
Renell Wren is a prospect whose entire claim to fame is an intense athletic profile. A wunderkind of sorts, Wren’s tape flashes enough to get him some Day 2 talk, but he’s more likely Day 3. Or, in the case of this mock, 22nd overall.
23rd Overall
Houston Texans Select D.K. Metcalf, WR, Mississippi
With the 23rd pick in #RASMock2019, the #Texans select D.K. Metcalf.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
D.K. Metcalf posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, V.Poor agility at the WR position.
Other Options: Sean Bunting, Ryan Bates, Foster Moreau, Darrin Hall pic.twitter.com/xdQYpg9Jkr
Some of you were probably wondering why you hadn’t seen Metcalf off the board already, and his terrible agility drills are the only real answer. The Texans end up with one of the best straight line athletes in the class.
24th Overall
Oakland Raiders Select Sean Bunting, CB, Central Michigan
With the 24th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Raiders select Sean Bunting.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Sean Bunting posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Good agility at the CB position.
Other Options: Darrin Hall, Maxx Crosby, Tyree Johnson (K), Foster Moreau pic.twitter.com/c8Wkc1BPPB
Sure, why not double down at corner? The Seahawks took a risk taking an oft-injured corner early in the round, but they take a different risk by looking at a smaller school prospect here instead. Bunting has a lot of fans in the scouting world, enough to see him often in Day 2 talk, but he’s not going in the first round often (ever). I did consider taking the kicker here. For the lulz.
25th Overall
Philadelphia Eagles Select Ty Summers, LB, Texas Christian
With the 25th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Eagles select Ty Summers.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Ty Summers posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Great explosiveness, Good agility at the LB position.
Other Options: Will Harris, Chris Westry, Darrin Hall, Ryan Bates, Amani Hooker pic.twitter.com/5ntDNioZN5
The Eagles need a linebacker, so targeting one makes sense. Targeting one that’s projected to go late in Day 3 probably isn’t the wisest choice, but hey, his athletic profile is stellar.
26th Overall
Indianapolis Colts Select Jerry Tillery, DT, Notre Dame
With the 26th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Colts select Jerry Tillery.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Jerry Tillery posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Elite explosiveness, Elite agility at the DT position.
Other Options: Ben Banogu, Justin Hollins, Will Harris, Terry McLaurin pic.twitter.com/wQS69tyHSx
We’re late in the first round, so lining up a player to where he’s drafted in a mock like this one is pretty unlikely. Yet here we are talking about Jerry Tillery to the Colts, a pick that may very well happen in real life. Craziness.
27th Overall
Oakland Raiders Select Ben Banogu, DE, Texas Christian
With the 27th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Raiders select Ben Banogu.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Ben Banogu posted a Elite #RAS with Poor size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Great agility at the DE position.
Other Options: Ray Smith, Terry McLaurin, Darrin Hall, Foster Moreau pic.twitter.com/M9YOt0jcAh
The Raiders go back to defense with their third pick, this time taking explosive pass rusher Ben Banogu. Banogu may legitimately crash the first round, and this honestly isn’t even a bad landing spot for him. I’d be surprised if he falls as far as the Lions in the second round, just to give an idea of his range.
28th Overall
Los Angeles Chargers Select Justin Hollins, LB, Oregon
With the 28th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Chargers select Justin Hollins.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Justin Hollins posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Great speed, Great explosiveness, Okay agility at the LB position.
Other Options: Ray Smith, Will Harris, Chris Westry, Cody Conway pic.twitter.com/j8958p4ztC
Hollins is projected to go DAy 2, so this isn’t a huge leap at 28th overall. It’s still a leap, however, as his elite athletic profile isn’t enough to get him into the first round on its own. For the Chargers, Hollins would provide a steady presence over the middle, with the speed to carry receivers if needs be.
29th Overall
Seattle Seahawks Select Porter Gustin, LB, Southern California
With the 29th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Seahawks select Porter Gustin.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Porter Gustin posted a Elite #RAS with Elite size, Good speed, Good explosiveness, Great agility at the LB position.
Other Options: Terry McLaurin, Chris Westry, Ryan Bates, Darrin Hall pic.twitter.com/MTCYN7fHAx
Injury issues are probably going to drop Gustin in real life more than his PED usage (which is due to an approved use of Adderall), but since we’re looking solely at athletic ability in this mock he’s going 29th overall to the Seahawks rather than somewhere Day 3.
30th Overall
Green Bay Packers Select Maxx Crosby, DE, Eastern Michigan
With the 30th pick in #RASMock2019, the #Packers select Maxx Crosby.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Maxx Crosby posted a Elite #RAS with Okay size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Elite agility at the DE position.
Other Options: Cole Holcomb, Terry McLaurin, Chris Westry, Ryan Bates pic.twitter.com/i4wvZlexy3
Maxx Crosby is certainly crashing Day 2 in real life, so why couldn’t he crash Day 1 in an athletic testing mock draft? The Packers could use someone to take over for Clay Matthews, and Crosby’s tape is sufficient to put his athletic ability to the test right away.
31st Overall
Los Angeles Rams Select Ray Smith, DT, Boston College
With the 31st pick in #RASMock2019, the #Rams select Ray Smith.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Ray Smith posted a Elite #RAS with Poor size, Elite speed, Elite explosiveness, Elite agility at the DT position.
Other Options: Cole Holcomb, Ryan Bates, Darrin Hall, Anthony Nelson pic.twitter.com/b8Ogn4kY3r
Ray Smith isn’t a guy that’s going to hear his name called Day 1 in real life, and probably not Day 2, but this is fantasy so here he is 31st overall to the Rams. A small and quick type of interior guy, you’d expect Smith to get a lot more production out of his athletic traits, but it is what it is.
32nd Overall
New England Patriots Select Terry McLaurin, WR, Ohio State
With the 32nd pick in #RASMock2019, the #Patriots select Terry McLaurin.
— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) April 24, 2019
Terry McLaurin posted a Elite #RAS with Good size, Great speed, Great explosiveness, Good agility at the WR position.
Other Options: Chris Westry, Ryan Bates, Anthony Nelson, Foster Moreau pic.twitter.com/O3n1meb0iP
The Patriots will never take a running back in the first round, they said ad nauseum leading up to the 2018 draft class. The Patriots will never take a wide receiver in the first round, they’ve said ad nauseum leading up to the 2019 draft class. Forget about it, they’re taking an athlete.