(12-05-2014 09:57 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  

(12-05-2014 09:54 PM)apex_pirate Wrote:  

(12-05-2014 08:41 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  My prediction....Perriman..late 3rd round....Hardy..late 4th. Perriman has size but has not played in a really wide open O and been able to show his dynamic. I do think however he will be a fine NFL player. I have my doubts that Justin(even though I think he was an awesome college player) will thrive in the NFL. Hardy is awesome in open space..but..he lacks the size to break tackles. That is a problem for him. The NFL is really big of yards after contact when it comes to receivers. Hopefully he can bulk up a bit and prove me wrong.

My neighbor is an NFL agent. Hardy is getting talked about a lot. Being compared to Odell Beckham Jr. 2nd or 3rd round. He is higher than Perriman, though that doesn't take away that Perriman is good. Perriman played ok Thursday, not great. Hardy played extremely well.

Beckham JR?? lol....kids all world

C'mon man

Hardy is a possession type WR in the NFL.

Do you understand? When people compare you to an older professional, they aren't saying you are as good as that person. It means you have a lot of comparatives....like height, route running abilities, catching abilities, etc. That he is similar in many regards. So, yes.

Some of you need more experience in this world before you respond.

(12-05-2014 09:57 PM)TigerSeth Wrote:  

(12-05-2014 09:54 PM)apex_pirate Wrote:  

(12-05-2014 08:41 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  My prediction....Perriman..late 3rd round....Hardy..late 4th. Perriman has size but has not played in a really wide open O and been able to show his dynamic. I do think however he will be a fine NFL player. I have my doubts that Justin(even though I think he was an awesome college player) will thrive in the NFL. Hardy is awesome in open space..but..he lacks the size to break tackles. That is a problem for him. The NFL is really big of yards after contact when it comes to receivers. Hopefully he can bulk up a bit and prove me wrong.

My neighbor is an NFL agent. Hardy is getting talked about a lot. Being compared to Odell Beckham Jr. 2nd or 3rd round. He is higher than Perriman, though that doesn't take away that Perriman is good. Perriman played ok Thursday, not great. Hardy played extremely well.

Beckham JR?? lol....kids all world

C'mon man

Hardy is a possession type WR in the NFL.

If Justin can bulk up a bit without losing speed he could be just that. The new rules protecting receivers could also be in his benefit. I know he has the hands and the ability to run good routes. I would be worried about the NFL contact. He is not a big guy. Those DB's in the NFL bring some heavy schit. I guess we will see. I hope he and Perriman both have good NFL careers.

I haven't seen Hardy play enough to predict his draft stock, but am I the only UCF fan who thinks Worton is a better WR and more valuable player than Perriman? Worton has better hands, better feet, he blocks better, and can make all the circus catches just as well as Perriman...Perriman's speed is his only better quality imo.

Always understood that Perriman would have a better draft stock cause of his pedigree and the media won't stop talking about him during games, rarely mentioning Worton as an equal. Who ever picks up Worton will get quite the bargain come Sundays.

(12-06-2014 10:59 AM)KnightFanDave Wrote:  I haven't seen Hardy play enough to predict his draft stock, but am I the only UCF fan who thinks Worton is a better WR and more valuable player than Perriman? Worton has better hands, better feet, he blocks better, and can make all the circus catches just as well as Perriman...Perriman's speed is his only better quality imo.

Always understood that Perriman would have a better draft stock cause of his pedigree and the media won't stop talking about him during games, rarely mentioning Worton as an equal. Who ever picks up Worton will get quite the bargain come Sundays.

The problem for Worton is that there are LOTS of guys his size who have a shot in the NFL and they're all pretty good but many of them won't make it.

The NFL doesn't necessarily look at just what kids did in college- they project how they could perform in the NFL.

In that regard, Perriman is clearly the better prospect. He's got a big frame, great hands, runs great routes, and has good enough speed to get separation. He's the closest we've had to Brandon Marshall.