Jerry Jeudy, the Alabama WR, sits at No. 7 on the consensus board across 28 public boards. The tier model reads him as a NFL starter — 37% elite, 49% starter.
Athleticism
NFL.com's Lance Zierlein: “Jeudy is high-cut and a little leggy in his press release and short-area movements, but fluid hips and above-average agility prevent any stagnation.”
Production Context
ESPN's Todd McShay: “Jeudy is a premier wide receiver prospect.”
Production Context
ESPN's Todd McShay: “He is as smooth and polished as any college receiver I've evaluated in 20 years.”
Technique
ESPN's Todd McShay: “He has very good initial burst and top-end speed, and he's a truly exceptional route runner.”
Technique
NFL.com's Lance Zierlein: “Mixes tight, crisp route-running with impressive top-end speed to keep secondaries on eggshells throughout the game.”
Role and scheme fit
The archetype rules read him as a balanced-WR.
Sources · 6 · quotes 3
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- Lance Zierlein, NFL.com
- Todd McShay, ESPN
- Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN
- Todd McShay / Steve Muench, espn_todd_mcshay
- Lance Zierlein, nfl_com_zierlein
- Mel Kiper Jr., espn_mel_kiper
“…Jeudy is a premier wide receiver prospect. He has very good initial burst and top-end speed, and he's a truly exceptional route runner. He is as smooth and polished as any college receiver I've evaluated in 20 years. Jeudy exposes defensive backs with his savvy and hip flexibility at the top of stems, and he has a great feel for locating soft spots in zone coverage and working back to his QB on scramble-drill situati…”
“…Mixes tight, crisp route-running with impressive top-end speed to keep secondaries on eggshells throughout the game. Jeudy is high-cut and a little leggy in his press release and short-area movements, but fluid hips and above-average agility prevent any stagnation. He's a linear route specialist with a great feel for leveraging and then stemming defenders away from his food on intermediate and deep passes. The hands…”
“…There's a chance that receivers get shut out in the top 10 picks, but this is one of the deepest wideout groups I've ever seen. Jeudy is at the top. Stat to know: Jeudy had 44 receptions of at least 20 yards over the past two seasons, the second-most in FBS.…”
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