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5 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:


That’s what I was thinking.  Goaline situations, I would like to punch it in with a regular RB handoff than having to to use Allen all the time.

Good call. This guy can get behind Harris and push him over the goal line. 💪

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2 minutes ago, MrEpsYtown said:

This late in a weaker draft taking a shot on a former 5 star recruit makes sense imo. Boom or bust is totally fine here.

This.  Take a flier on voorhees with the bonus pick we picked up if he’s still there.  Perfect time to take a swing or to bank or for next year. 

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Looks good on his high light real I just hope he earns a chance & if so they actually use him for more than a decoy . Great size & looks as if he has good hands .

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5th, 6th and 7th rounders are all house money. Choose guys who have the potential to be better pros than they were in college. High ceilings, low floors. If they don't work, who cares, it's a late round pick.

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Based on his size, he could have value too on getting some reps on running plays for his potential as a WR blocker and still be able to go out on a play action play as well.  Something that could be valuable again on key down and shorts and red zone plays.  

 

One thing we lacked last year was size and physicality.  And when you factor in the kind of bad weather games we can see at home later in the season, getting a guy on the field who can both be physical as a receiver or a blocker could get him some snaps this year if he makes the team.  

 

If he has ST value, he should make this roster and might even get some snaps in those big packages.  

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1 hour ago, Srw1525 said:

He’s a reach. Has a history though of dropping balls. Time will tell.

nope

 

per Brugler and the Beast (extract from the Athletic)

 

110 career reception with 6 drops - none this season - missed 3 games due to hamstring injury and opted-out of bowl game, all of which pissed the Florida fans off so that ain't right////

 

Led team in receptions in 2022 (but not 2023)...yards per reception improved over each of his seasons...

 

STRENGTHS: Impressive size/speed athlete … has the arm length that makes some offensive tackles jealous … linear speed to close cushion and force cornerbacks to respect his acceleration … dangerous in the deep third of the field … tracks the ball naturally and adjusts in flight to high-point the football … stabs with focus away from his body (only one registered drop over the 114 combined targets his junior and senior seasons) … ranked No. 2 in the SEC in yards per reception in 2022 (behind only his teammate Ryan Pearsall) … physical stature helps him overwhelm receivers as a blocker … has experience as a gunner on special teams.

 

WEAKNESSES: Tightly wound, and some of the branches of his route tree are stiffer than others … leggy in and out of breaks, causing him to linger or round off his patterns … comes off the line tall and gives defenders a large target to press … doesn’t consistently use his body to shield or frame defenders downfield … has never been known as a YAC threat over his career … clear your schedule if trying to find forced missed tackles on his tape … disappointing career production and never reached 600 yards receiving in a single season in his five years in college.

 

SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Florida, Shorter was the X receiver in head coach Billy Napier’s offense. One look at him and there is no mystery why he had more stars as a high school recruit than a clear-night sky, but he struggled to find his footing at Penn State and was more of a splashy weapon over his three years at Florida. Shorter has striking speed for his size and is at his best when he can stack coverage and create a vertical runway (75.9 percent of his 2022 catches resulted in a first down or touchdown). Though he provides a large strike zone for his quarterback, his contested catch success should be higher with his size advantage. Overall, Shorter is a one-speed runner with predictable route running, but his height/weight/speed mix is uncommon, and his ball-winning potential will tantalize NFL teams. His fit as a back-end-of-the-roster receiver makes him worth the risk

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