How about the Elway Cross? That's the cross-shaped indent they'd get in their skin from the end of the football if they caught it with their body instead of their hands.I know the old Three Amigos in Denver used to talk in interviews about the broken fingers they got from trying to catch John Elway passes. That sounded pleasant.
He would look really good opposite Kyle Rudolph in the red zone
Man, even in that video I don't think Lazard looks that fast, but it could be his stride frequency is less than most other receivers/athletes (covers more ground with less strides). That corner looks like he's working hard to keep up with Lazard.
That's it, after seeing that connection it only make sense for the Browns to select Josh Allen No. 1 overall and Lazard No. 4 overall
I could agree with your point if you said 4.7, but I think 4.8 would hurt his draft position significantly.Whenever Lazard's pro potential is brought up, many on this forum show that they're more Al Davis than Bill Belichek. As long as he's not above 4.8, he's fast enough to do what he'll be asked to do. If you want to compare his forty time to a tight end, you can, but fast tight ends aren't asked to change directions. One's speed as a WR is only as good as your ability to get out out breaks and win the ball, which Lazard is excellent at.
For a simple comparison, I guarantee Matt Eaton runs a pretty good forty for a big receiver. I think he's faster than Hakeem. With his size and length he'll get a cup of tea in the NFL. But Lazard's still a better player right now because of his nous in route running, his strength and size, and his ability get out of his breaks. (Really excited to see more of Matt Eaton next year though.)
Please don't send Lazard to purgatory(Cleveland)
I do too. While a 4.75 kills a lot of draft stock, I don't think it really kills a career. He's so much better at everything else than most receivers that fit that profile. A Todd Blythe, for instance.I could agree with your point if you said 4.7, but I think 4.8 would hurt his draft position significantly.
https://www.thescore.com/nfl/news/9...rs-who-posted-slow-times-while-running-the-40
I think he'll run 4.7 or better, though.