
DevyAnni
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2022 Garrett Wilson No. 10 2022 Chris Olave No. 11 2023 Jaxon Smith-Njigba No. 20 2024 Marvin Harrison Jr. No. 4 2025 Emeka Egbuka No. 19 2026 Carnell Tate No. 4 Might have one in 2027 too!

RECRUITING GRADE Tate – 5 Stars (98 Prospect Grade) Nabers – 4 Stars (94 Prospect Grade) Tyson – 3 Stars (84 Prospect Grade) BEST-SEASON PFF. REC. GRADE Nabers – 93.1 Tate – 89.0 Tyson – 85.3 SUCCESS-RATE VS MAN COVERAGE [via @RecepPerception] Tate – 89th Nabers – 84th Tyson – 41st NFL.COM GRADE Nabers – 6.86 Tate – 6.71 Tyson – 6.45 Carnell Tate is also an early-declare & projected Top-10 NFL Draft pick. Which would put make him 1 of 10 WR’s in the past decade – along with Malik Nabers – to declare-early & get drafted Top-10. Every single one of those WR’s (except Travis Hunter) posted 850+ receiving yards as a rookie; 6/9 (66.7%) posted 1,000+ yards as a rookie. Jordyn Tyson is neither an early-declare OR projected Top-10 NFL Draft pick. Neither Tate or Tyson is the level of tackle-breaker Nabers was – but Tate was downright unstoppable in contested-situations (68.8% career success-rate); Tyson caught just 52.4% of his career contested-targets. Had Carnell Tate not played alongside Jeremiah Smith we’d be viewing him a lot closer to a “Blue-Chip” level prospect.



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