Sounds like you just described Laquon Treadwell.

The one thing he’s good at is snagging contested catches due to his lack of separation. Allen also likes those lob 50/50 balls, I know he’s connected plenty vs the Chiefs. So I’d say Coleman definitely fits what Allen does, whereas Andy rarely utilizes those players within his scheme.

I feel like this could end up as an historical draft class. I feel like Worthy, Kingsley, and Hicks have legitimate shots at being All-Pro level players during their careers. Wiley will have a tougher time reaching that level, but could easily end up in a couple Pro Bowls by the time he retires. However, having said that about Wiley, no one expected Kelce to reach GOAT status when he was drafted.

And maybe I am just drunk on the awesomeness of this draft, but I feel like it wouldn't surprise me if Nourzad and Hanson weren't starters or immediate backups within a couple of years.

And I don't really know much about Hadden, but with our recent run of success with defensive backs, I have to believe that this kid is good enough to get playing time, and from there, who knows. Both Ward (even though we didn't draft him) and Sneed both came out of nowhere to be at or near the top at their position.

Make yer' jokes now but after our 4th straight SB the whole room will be throwing yogurt. It's a feat that will never again be threatened...