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I really like this guy. He's a big fast kid that is use to running the intermediate routes you typically see in the West Coast Offense and would be a solid 3rd-4th Round pick. I've said this before and I'll say it again this is the perfect Draft the Bengals as it is stocked at the positions (CB,G,WR,DE/OLB, C) we need the most.
Marvin McNutt Career Highlights - YouTube
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It’s no secret that the Cincinnati Bengals are entering the 2012 NFL draft looking for a receiver that can complement last year’s first-round selection, A.J. Green.
The Bengals could elect to address this need in the early rounds of the draft, but if they decide to wait until the third or fourth round, they seem to have a clear-cut target in Iowa wide receiver Marvin McNutt.
The Bengals attended Iowa’s pro day to presumably see McNutt in action, and a month later McNutt met with the Bengals privately.
McNutt is projected to be a late third- to mid-fourth-round pick this year after improving his stock, thanks to a strong scouting combine performance that saw him run a 4.48 40-yard dash. He possesses ideal NFL size to go along with his impressive speed standing at 6’3” and 216 lbs.
McNutt had a prestigious collegiate career on his way to becoming Iowa’s all-time leading receiver with 2,861 receiving yards and 28 touchdowns. He originally joined the Hawkeyes as a quarterback, but quickly made the transition to receiver and proceeded to set school records.
During his five years at Iowa, McNutt was the recipient of several team leadership awards, something that shows strong character. He was a permanent team captain for the entirety of his senior season and consistently hailed as a positive locker room presence.
On the field, McNutt has elite hands that allow him to make most catches and has the strength to create separation at the line. He isn’t the most elusive receiver in the open field, but has the ability to make opponents miss. He’s effective at tracking the ball and making good adjustments to poor throws.
McNutt fits the bill of what the Bengals are looking for in a No. 2 receiver. Green can stretch the field with his size and speed, but the team has been lacking a solid possession receiver that can run any route, including going over the middle. McNutt can do all of that while taking attention away from Green.
NFL Draft 2012: Cincinnati Bengals Have Strong Interest in Iowa's Marvin McNutt | Bleacher Report
Marvin McNutt Career Highlights - YouTube
excerpt~
It’s no secret that the Cincinnati Bengals are entering the 2012 NFL draft looking for a receiver that can complement last year’s first-round selection, A.J. Green.
The Bengals could elect to address this need in the early rounds of the draft, but if they decide to wait until the third or fourth round, they seem to have a clear-cut target in Iowa wide receiver Marvin McNutt.
The Bengals attended Iowa’s pro day to presumably see McNutt in action, and a month later McNutt met with the Bengals privately.
McNutt is projected to be a late third- to mid-fourth-round pick this year after improving his stock, thanks to a strong scouting combine performance that saw him run a 4.48 40-yard dash. He possesses ideal NFL size to go along with his impressive speed standing at 6’3” and 216 lbs.
McNutt had a prestigious collegiate career on his way to becoming Iowa’s all-time leading receiver with 2,861 receiving yards and 28 touchdowns. He originally joined the Hawkeyes as a quarterback, but quickly made the transition to receiver and proceeded to set school records.
During his five years at Iowa, McNutt was the recipient of several team leadership awards, something that shows strong character. He was a permanent team captain for the entirety of his senior season and consistently hailed as a positive locker room presence.
On the field, McNutt has elite hands that allow him to make most catches and has the strength to create separation at the line. He isn’t the most elusive receiver in the open field, but has the ability to make opponents miss. He’s effective at tracking the ball and making good adjustments to poor throws.
McNutt fits the bill of what the Bengals are looking for in a No. 2 receiver. Green can stretch the field with his size and speed, but the team has been lacking a solid possession receiver that can run any route, including going over the middle. McNutt can do all of that while taking attention away from Green.
NFL Draft 2012: Cincinnati Bengals Have Strong Interest in Iowa's Marvin McNutt | Bleacher Report
