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LeQuint Allen is the MOST UNDERRATED player in the entire 2025 NFL Draft. He has 2836 yards, 30 TDs, and 118 MTF in the last 2 seasons. He is a dangerous receiving threat, only dropping 4% of targets with 104 catches. I currently have a day 2 grade on him in a stacked RB class.

LeQuint Allen is the MOST UNDERRATED player in the entire 2025 NFL Draft. He has 2836 yards, 30 TDs, and 118 MTF in the last 2 seasons. He is a dangerous receiving threat, only dropping 4% of targets with 104 catches. I currently have a day 2 grade on him in a stacked RB class.

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BREAKING 🚨Louisville adds a versatile athlete to the Class of 2025! 🔴⚫️ DeVuan Jones has committed to the Cards. ✍🏾 Despite playing only six games his senior year at Valley High School, he put up 1,053 receiving yards (5th in KY), 18 total TDs, and 21 tackles. His route running, speed, and ball-tracking skills make him a solid addition to the roster.

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What happened to the aging NFL wide receiver? A thread: I was thinking today about how the NFL hasn’t had a WR sustain elite-level success into his late 30s in a long time. Steve Smith is the perfect example. He was ridiculous from ages 32 to 37. Over his final six seasons, he averaged: 8 targets per game 5 receptions per game 69.6 yards per game That works out to a 17-game pace of roughly 85/1,184/5 from ages 32–37. In 2015, at age 36, before going down with a midseason injury, Smith was on pace for 112/1,627/7. There seems to be a pretty clear cutoff around age 33. The last WR to have a 1,200+ yard season at age 33 or older was Reggie Wayne in 2012. What’s even more fascinating is that high-end WR production beyond 35 is essentially unheard of now, but there was a period where it was surprisingly common. From 1991–2014, there were 17 instances of a WR recording 1,000+ receiving yards at age 35 or older. A couple of interesting takeaways: 10 of the 17 happened at exactly age 35, and Jerry Rice accounts for three of the seven age-36+ seasons by himself. Rice putting up 1,211 yards at FORTY years old is absurd -- his receiving record likely won't be broken. As of the end of the 2025 NFL season, we’ve now gone 11 straight seasons without a 35+ year old WR reaching 1,000 yards. Since 2020, we’ve seen just two WRs age 31 or older put up 1,100+ receiving yards: Keenan Allen with 1,243 yards at age 31 and Davante Adams with 1,144 yards at age 31... both in 2023. Ironically, those two guys might be our best chance to see sustained, high-level WR play into the mid-30s again. So what has changed? Why does it seem like high-end WR play beyond age 33 has basically disappeared over the last decade? My thoughts below: (Smith is 35 years old in the clip below).

Tanner James

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Adam Breneman

19,455 views • 1 year ago

Nate Burleson on former #Buckeyes and #Browns star Terrelle Pryor: "I told him earlier, 'You are one of the best all-around athletes to ever play in the NFL.' I know in a lot of people's eyes his career didn't have the same type of depth that maybe he wanted or his fans wanted. But from the perspective of his peers, we respected the hell out of him." In 3 seasons at Ohio State, Pryor had 6,177 yards and 57 TDs with another 2,188 rushing yards and 19 TDs on the ground. He also caught 2 TD passes. I remember watching him in person at Ohio Stadium. He was so far and away better than anyone else on that field. Not many quarterbacks who transition to wide receiver 3 years into their NFL career have much success doing so. But when he came to Cleveland, Terrelle Pryor kicked ass. In 2016, Pryor caught 77 passes on 140 targets for 1,007 yards and 4 TDs. He also rushed for a TD. He had 818 air yards, seventh-most in the NFL that year. Other than Josh Gordon in 2013, Pryor's 1,007 yards were the most by a Browns wideout since Braylon Edwards in 2007. Pryor's accomplishments go back to his high school days when he became the first player in Pennsylvania history to pass for 4,000 yards and rush for 4,000 yards. He led his team to a state-record 860 points scored in 2007. Congrats to Terrelle Pryor SR on being inducted into the National High School Football Hall of Fame. #DawgPound x NHSFootballHOF x Nathaniel E Burleson

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Clay Harbor

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Between 2018 and 2021 - Robert Woods had just under 500 yards rushing and 5 TDs on the ground. After the departure of Tavon Austin in 2017, coach McVay implemented his role to Woods and he not only filled in, but excelled! He led the league in on the ground as a receiver

Between 2018 and 2021 - Robert Woods had just under 500 yards rushing and 5 TDs on the ground. After the departure of Tavon Austin in 2017, coach McVay implemented his role to Woods and he not only filled in, but excelled! He led the league in on the ground as a receiver

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.@Bryce_Boettcher's story is incredible 👏 The two-sport athlete walked-on to Oregon Football AND Oregon Duck Baseball, then was drafted by the Astros in 2024 but decided to return to Oregon for his last year of eligibility. He joins #MLBNHotStove to talk about his journey and more.

.@Bryce_Boettcher's story is incredible 👏 The two-sport athlete walked-on to Oregon Football AND Oregon Duck Baseball, then was drafted by the Astros in 2024 but decided to return to Oregon for his last year of eligibility. He joins #MLBNHotStove to talk about his journey and more.

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.Mansfield Football WR Zion Robinson was one of the most dangerous players in North Texas during his HS career. Last year, Robinson racked up 42 catches for 527 yards and 8 TDs. This season, he's improved on those numbers despite constant double teams, ending the season with 45 catches for 806 yards and 9 TDs. Zion is also an excellent basketball player and track athlete. He is committed to Stanford Football and is our Parker University MVP.

.Mansfield Football WR Zion Robinson was one of the most dangerous players in North Texas during his HS career. Last year, Robinson racked up 42 catches for 527 yards and 8 TDs. This season, he's improved on those numbers despite constant double teams, ending the season with 45 catches for 806 yards and 9 TDs. Zion is also an excellent basketball player and track athlete. He is committed to Stanford Football and is our Parker University MVP.

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Free Agent Watch: WR Mark Pope Mark Pope6️⃣ is a young prospect looking for an opportunity in the #UFL/#NFL/#ELF/#CFL. Pope played at Miami for a few years, totaling 680 receiving yards & 4 TD's across that span. He made the move to UMASS for his final season, posting 420 yards & 2 scores with the Minutemen. Pope's got smooth route running abilities, and a knack for making contested catches in traffic. Can create legitimate separation quickly off the line of scrimmage. Ran a 4.45 40 at his Pro Day at Miami.

Free Agent Watch: WR Mark Pope Mark Pope6️⃣ is a young prospect looking for an opportunity in the #UFL/#NFL/#ELF/#CFL. Pope played at Miami for a few years, totaling 680 receiving yards & 4 TD's across that span. He made the move to UMASS for his final season, posting 420 yards & 2 scores with the Minutemen. Pope's got smooth route running abilities, and a knack for making contested catches in traffic. Can create legitimate separation quickly off the line of scrimmage. Ran a 4.45 40 at his Pro Day at Miami.

James Larsen

47,261 views • 1 year ago

I wanna say something about Philip Rivers. He hasn’t played football in over 5 years, he steps up in a role we have never seen. Coming into this job and immediately playing against the best defense in the NFL. The next week having to play against the other hottest defense and offense in the NFL, in the 49ers. He managed to be the best player on the field tonight for the Colts, as a 44 year old that just took the job. This story will always be remembered by me as a die-hard NFL fan, he played his heart out.

I wanna say something about Philip Rivers. He hasn’t played football in over 5 years, he steps up in a role we have never seen. Coming into this job and immediately playing against the best defense in the NFL. The next week having to play against the other hottest defense and offense in the NFL, in the 49ers. He managed to be the best player on the field tonight for the Colts, as a 44 year old that just took the job. This story will always be remembered by me as a die-hard NFL fan, he played his heart out.

SM Highlights

4,409,108 views • 9 months ago

The Commanders need major pass rush help, but WR is also a pressing need. Carnell Tate averaged over 17 yards per catch last season, had zero drops, is a nuanced route runner and one of the most pro-ready prospects in the class. On his fit at pick number 7 overall 👇

The Commanders need major pass rush help, but WR is also a pressing need. Carnell Tate averaged over 17 yards per catch last season, had zero drops, is a nuanced route runner and one of the most pro-ready prospects in the class. On his fit at pick number 7 overall 👇

Field Yates

166,811 views • 7 months ago

Bryce Lance (6’3 204) North Dakota State + Contested catch ability (66.7% rate in 2025) + Over 1,000 yards receiving in back-to-back seasons + Ball tracking down the field + Big play ability + Speed to gain yards after catch + Just a 3.8% drop rate + 3.57 yards per route ran in 2025 + 9.93 relative athletic score + 73.9% completion rate when targeted in 2025 - Lower level of competition - Could separate quicker on a more consistent basis - Could still add weight to his frame - Doesn’t force a lot of missed tackles with just 6 in 2025 Draft projection: Day 2

Bryce Lance (6’3 204) North Dakota State + Contested catch ability (66.7% rate in 2025) + Over 1,000 yards receiving in back-to-back seasons + Ball tracking down the field + Big play ability + Speed to gain yards after catch + Just a 3.8% drop rate + 3.57 yards per route ran in 2025 + 9.93 relative athletic score + 73.9% completion rate when targeted in 2025 - Lower level of competition - Could separate quicker on a more consistent basis - Could still add weight to his frame - Doesn’t force a lot of missed tackles with just 6 in 2025 Draft projection: Day 2

Bengals & Brews

27,982 views • 6 months ago

JJ McCarthy’s tape is dotted with dimes. He was one of the nation’s best on 3rd-and-long and 4th down by the numbers. He did it without an awesome WR corps, and in a pro-style offense that didn’t give him empty-calorie stats. His game will translate.

JJ McCarthy’s tape is dotted with dimes. He was one of the nation’s best on 3rd-and-long and 4th down by the numbers. He did it without an awesome WR corps, and in a pro-style offense that didn’t give him empty-calorie stats. His game will translate.

Thor Nystrom

868,277 views • 2 years ago

The 49ers need Ricky Pearsall to become a 1b WR. That’s what they drafted him in the 1st round to be. They let go Deebo Samuel, Juan Jennings and in a way Brandon Aiyuk because they believe in Ricky Pearsal. RICKYYYYYY has played in 19 games and missed 14 games in his career including 6 due to a gun shot wound. So now the 49ers have brought in THE MOST UNDER-APPRECIATED WR IN NFL HISTORY in Mike Evans, but they need Ricky to be Mike’s Robin like Chris Godwin Jr was. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin Jr. combined for 20 touchdowns in 2020 when they won the Super Bowl. They both had 1,000 yards receiving in the same season 4 times and combined for 15 or more touchdowns 6 times in 9 years. That is the production the 49ers need from this WR group to keep up with the Seahawks and the Rams. Mike Evans even at 32 going on 33 years old, will still draw coverage. Ricky Pearsall has the talent to do it and showed flashes last year against the Seahawks and Cardinals when he had 104 and 117 yards receiving. He now has to make defenses respect him and show his 49ers teammates and the organization that he can stay healthy to be the guy they drafted him to be. If Ricky doesn’t show it this year, the 49ers won’t hesitate to give the reigns to 2nd round Rookie De’Zhaun Stribling who they believe was the best WR in this year’s draft. It’s a make or break year for Ricky Pearsall. And his spot in the offense is the key for the 49ers Super Bowl run. #49ers #SanFrancisco #RG3 #OuttaPocket #NFL #FoxSports

The 49ers need Ricky Pearsall to become a 1b WR. That’s what they drafted him in the 1st round to be. They let go Deebo Samuel, Juan Jennings and in a way Brandon Aiyuk because they believe in Ricky Pearsal. RICKYYYYYY has played in 19 games and missed 14 games in his career including 6 due to a gun shot wound. So now the 49ers have brought in THE MOST UNDER-APPRECIATED WR IN NFL HISTORY in Mike Evans, but they need Ricky to be Mike’s Robin like Chris Godwin Jr was. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin Jr. combined for 20 touchdowns in 2020 when they won the Super Bowl. They both had 1,000 yards receiving in the same season 4 times and combined for 15 or more touchdowns 6 times in 9 years. That is the production the 49ers need from this WR group to keep up with the Seahawks and the Rams. Mike Evans even at 32 going on 33 years old, will still draw coverage. Ricky Pearsall has the talent to do it and showed flashes last year against the Seahawks and Cardinals when he had 104 and 117 yards receiving. He now has to make defenses respect him and show his 49ers teammates and the organization that he can stay healthy to be the guy they drafted him to be. If Ricky doesn’t show it this year, the 49ers won’t hesitate to give the reigns to 2nd round Rookie De’Zhaun Stribling who they believe was the best WR in this year’s draft. It’s a make or break year for Ricky Pearsall. And his spot in the offense is the key for the 49ers Super Bowl run. #49ers #SanFrancisco #RG3 #OuttaPocket #NFL #FoxSports

Robert Griffin III

68,809 views • 1 month ago

Every snap that Austin Booker was in on in the first half... Every snap but 4 of them. He was out on the first two of the third defensive series and the last two of the last (5th) defensive series. - Long Arm is noticeable - Nice Bend and constant effort - Likes to incidentally hit the QB 🤣 - The comparisons to Maxx Crosby should be taken seriously. He looks just like a young and unrefined Crosby - That "Twitchy explosiveness is real. - He's going to get more mass and muscular too and his best years are ahead of him when he does, but this experience is HUGE. - Little gassed before they took him out of the last drive, but his motor stays constant. - Second Half was even better than the first half 😲 - Led the team with 5 Pressures and 13.5% win rate while playing 84% of snaps Solid, SOLID, outing for Austin Booker I'm buying every bit of his stock you can buy. I'm all in on him.

Every snap that Austin Booker was in on in the first half... Every snap but 4 of them. He was out on the first two of the third defensive series and the last two of the last (5th) defensive series. - Long Arm is noticeable - Nice Bend and constant effort - Likes to incidentally hit the QB 🤣 - The comparisons to Maxx Crosby should be taken seriously. He looks just like a young and unrefined Crosby - That "Twitchy explosiveness is real. - He's going to get more mass and muscular too and his best years are ahead of him when he does, but this experience is HUGE. - Little gassed before they took him out of the last drive, but his motor stays constant. - Second Half was even better than the first half 😲 - Led the team with 5 Pressures and 13.5% win rate while playing 84% of snaps Solid, SOLID, outing for Austin Booker I'm buying every bit of his stock you can buy. I'm all in on him.

Adam Mason

40,199 views • 10 months ago