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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 3372484, member: 27"]
Disagree about Taj.  It is really hurt to get drafted as a WR.  
Want to know the last time we had a WR drafted?

Mike Williams in 2010.

Harris is really skinny, shows no sign of getting stronger, doesn’t like contact and has average hands.  I don’t see it.  If he got serious about wanting to be better, maybe.  I think right now he is a wasted talent.  It isn’t too late.  Perhaps he will turn things around.  He will probably  be the featured WR this season.  I think it is now or never for him.

I would put Andre Cisco in the potential category.  Andre Szymt belongs here.  I would also include Jawhar Jordan here.  If he can get up to 180 pounds and retain his speed, he might move into best chance.

I would put Iffy and Trill in the best chance category.  They have the size, speed and athletic ability to get drafted.  If they stay healthy, they will.

I would put Kingsley, McKinley and Josh in the potential category, along with Tommy.  They all could get drafted late with good showings this season.

Bergeron is undersized as a tackle.  He might get drafted but if he is, it will be as an interior lineman.  It is going to be tough for him if he stays outside.

I think Servais and Bleich have better chances to get drafted.  Servais is very mobile for his size.  If he can get a bit stronger, he has a chance.  It looks like Bleich has the athletic ability but he was hurt most of his frosh season.

I won’t even bother to consider the incoming freshmen.  Too young.  
We will know a lot more by the end of the season.  If there is a season.
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