He’s one of those guys that elite at so many areas that you underestimate how good he is.

And because of the QB they have throwing to him. I totally see the similarities to rodgers and Adams careers

love the way you said this. perfect

@@MattHarmonRP also noticed on the All-22 he’d get to his point on the route too quickly at times. 21% of Penix’s pass attempts in 2023 were 20+ yards or more. It’s a different dynamic for the WR when the QB is taking a lot of 7-step drops.

Damn. I commented this before I watched the full video. My apologies but great minds think alike

​@@iurunner34 done stroking yourself off?

Are you drafting Caleb Williams too?

Are you playing in a league with 6 year olds?

@@Alexander-ms8nr he's the only guy in the league

Who do you plan on taking with those picks at the moment? I have the same picks in a 1QB league plus the 1.02

@@christhompson3172 Most likely MHJ, Rome and Caleb. However, I have a slight hope the 1.02 passes on Nabers because he is loaded at WR and relatively thin at QB and TE.

@@christhompson3172 I'm actually torn if I have to decide between Rome and Nabers though. My dream scenario is I get all 3 somehow 😂

​@magmax76 depends where they all go boys. I'd flip a coin on Nabers and Rome tbh. Or take whoever goes to the Chargers instead of the giant. Idk I guess Maybe I would take Rome over Nabers that's a hard decision. Could you trade a pick and not make the decision? Maybe you can get Garrett Wilson for the 1.03

@@cassiuscarter2832 interesting trade suggestion for Garrett Wilson because the guy at 1.02 has Wilson 🤔

Truly personal preference between the 3 of them

Odunze is definitely better than Nabers.....I think he's mentally tougher than Harrison....I have red flags on Harrison

Is Nabers really **that** good?? He just called himself WR1 if this class

Love to have him on bears. Caleb and Rome to the moon

@@jasongreif7867😮

Coming soon!

I have 1.1 (Williams), 1.2 (MHJ) and 1.5 and I'm still not sure I'll get Nabers at #5! I'll for sure get Nabers or Odunze though so I'm fine. I'll take either over JJ, but could be tempted by Maye if I needed QB.

"He was wide open all game vs Michigan" ...you know ball

not sure what the other folks are seeing tbh

Tell me about it

5 for 87 yards

*Got em*

Will have a profile soon!

only thing that every held back Larry was QB play. I think there were seasons you could say he was a top 3 player at the position.

Hmm, what stats are you looking at? He had 3 1400 yard seasons by the time he was 25.

@@MattHarmonRP that is very valid.

Respectfully I disagree, not just big but an excellent route runner that gets out of his breaks with ease

All 3 of the Top WRs are studs, won't argue with you which is better than the other but Odunze is still part of that conversation and was great against every level including Michigan

Jabbar Muhammad was a top corner did you watch clown ball???

1. He was open the entire game vs Texas and Michigan. 2. Nabers is ranked higher than him everywhere. 3. He's clearly #3 way ahead of anyone at #4.

If you don’t think Larry Fitz, Hopkins, and Bolden got separation in their primes I don’t know what to tell you

@@MattHarmonRP No you don't know what to tell me.

@@MattHarmonRP You completely missed the point. Fitz, Hop, and Bolden don't NEED to get separation, where they do or don't THEY STILL CATCH THE BALL, almost every time. They have an extremely rare skill that almost nobody else has, and to project Odunze to have this same skill is impossible. Fact = Odunze does not get downfield separation against college level DBs (teenagers). A receiver's first goal, the thing you want to do most is GET SEPARATION. Not only does it make the catch 10x easier, it also makes the QB's job much easier by giving him a wide open target, and it keeps you from getting beat up, because DBs will T-off on you and hit you as hard as they can in the head, neck, ribs because you're helpless when you're catching the ball, and DBs will be furious and frustrated that you caught the ball with them in such tight coverage, IT'S HUMILIATING [I would know because I played receiver all my life, including in the NFL], To ASSUME Odunze didn't get separation because "he didn't want to" is amazingly ridiculous. Someone who doesn't play receiver might say that because they have no idea what it's like, and they've never been hit in the neck with a forearm rip by Kam Chancellor because you UNFORTUNATELY caught the ball six inches in front of him. Guess you never been hit so hard by a DB that your entire body shakes and convulses uncontrollably for 10 seconds as you fall to the ground, AND THAT'S WHY YOU GET SEPARATION, to make your job easier, to make your QB's job easier, and to keep DBs like Mel Blount from knocking years off your life. Life lesson every receiver knows = DBs are "BAD," stay way!!! lol Will Odunze be able to make all these contested catches and bully bigger, stronger, faster, smarter, more experienced grown men in the NFL like he did against college guys?? = IMPOSSIBLE to predict, maybe he can maybe he can't, BUT NOT MANY GUYS CAN, IN NFL HISTORY. So I really can't understand why he's being ranked over all-around complete receivers with all the skills AND break away downfield speed like Nabors, Mitchell, Thomas, Legette, etc. Great catching ability but little or no downfield separation - How does that translate to the NFL???? And why would you draft a limited possession type receiver high in the first round???

I ain't reading all that I'm happy for you tho. Or sorry that happened

Why you triggered by facts