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6-Pack Thursday: Marino's Final 2019 WR Rankings and Takeaways | The Draft Network
Kelvin Harmon is a True Alpha
Harmon is an alpha wide receiver with blue chip play strength. That, combined with his impressive hands and ball skills make him a monster in contested situations. But don't confuse his physicality, size and ability to win 50/50 balls with him not being able to run routes and separate. He has enough juice and elusive traits to uncover and get open. He is a detailed route runner that knows how to maximize his physical ability. Harmon is best blocking receiver in the class and should be a welcomed addition to any offense.
JJ Arcega-Whiteside is More Than A Jump Ball Specialist
I like so much about Arcega-Whiteside’s game. While his dominance in contested situations stands out on film, he is so much more than a 50/50 ball specialist. Before I dig into my other favorite components of his game, let’s talk about those moments. Arcega-Whiteside does a terrific job of positioning his frame in condensed areas of the field, boxing out opponents and restricting their ability to elevate and challenge throws. Of course his size, length and strength are notable, but it's how he blends everything together that makes him so effective. His concentration, ball skills, body control and hands are also top-notch traits.
Arcega-Whiteside is a detailed route-runner that is incredibly nuanced in his releases. I love how he deploys a variety of hand techniques, footwork, angles and body fakes to clear press coverage and set up his route stems to gain leverage. He’ll be a heck of a consolation prize for a team that misses out on Metcalf, Harry, Butler, Harmon on Brown. As you will see in my rankings, I think he belongs right in that mix.
Kelvin Harmon is a True Alpha
Harmon is an alpha wide receiver with blue chip play strength. That, combined with his impressive hands and ball skills make him a monster in contested situations. But don't confuse his physicality, size and ability to win 50/50 balls with him not being able to run routes and separate. He has enough juice and elusive traits to uncover and get open. He is a detailed route runner that knows how to maximize his physical ability. Harmon is best blocking receiver in the class and should be a welcomed addition to any offense.
JJ Arcega-Whiteside is More Than A Jump Ball Specialist
I like so much about Arcega-Whiteside’s game. While his dominance in contested situations stands out on film, he is so much more than a 50/50 ball specialist. Before I dig into my other favorite components of his game, let’s talk about those moments. Arcega-Whiteside does a terrific job of positioning his frame in condensed areas of the field, boxing out opponents and restricting their ability to elevate and challenge throws. Of course his size, length and strength are notable, but it's how he blends everything together that makes him so effective. His concentration, ball skills, body control and hands are also top-notch traits.
Arcega-Whiteside is a detailed route-runner that is incredibly nuanced in his releases. I love how he deploys a variety of hand techniques, footwork, angles and body fakes to clear press coverage and set up his route stems to gain leverage. He’ll be a heck of a consolation prize for a team that misses out on Metcalf, Harry, Butler, Harmon on Brown. As you will see in my rankings, I think he belongs right in that mix.
