Small but fast
Returner?
Then why the hell did we get Ginn?
04/17/14 - Five players who should be on the San Diego Chargers' draft radar: WR John Brown, Pittsburg State (221, 29): Brown may have a forgettable name but his game certainly is not. Brown earned AP Little-America all-purpose player recognition each of the past three seasons, starring at wide receiver and as a returner, scoring an eye-popping 45 touchdowns in 34 starts. Brown's slight build will lead to questions about his ability to hold up in the NFL but he's proven to be tough and dependable to this point and certainly offers the agility and acceleration to provide a big play spark for a Chargers' offense lacking in this department. Brown wowed scouts at the Combine by clocking in at 4.34 seconds in the 40-yard dash and this speed translates onto the field. Given San Diego's need for a dynamic receiver to take the pressure off of Allen and tight end Antonio Gates, as well as help at kick returner, Brown makes a lot of sense as a Day Three gamble. - Rob Rang, The Sports Xchange
STRENGTHS Athletic and flexible. Accelerates off the line. Field fast. Stretches the field and tracks deep throws. Gets in and out of breaks quickly. Good hands. Playmaking ability as a receiver and return man. Has worked as a gunner. Well respected, coachable team captain.
WEAKNESSES Lacks ideal size. Has very short arms and small hands. Limited functional strength. Can be jammed and rerouted. Can be outmuscled for contested catches. Cannot bust through tackles. Poor blocker. Will be a 24-year-old rookie.
BOTTOM LINE Lean, fluid, speedy Division II standout with a playmaker's resume. Will have to overcome size and strength limitations, but his burst and hands give him the opportunity to earn a role as a slot receiver and return man.
What else would we expect?3-time captain. lol
45 TD's in 34 starts? Yes, please.
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