Cornell Powell 2021 (Chiefs WR)

Powell, 5th round WR for the Chiefs, 23, 6'0/210, played at Clemson under #17.

Deep and a jump ball. I'm not a huge fan of the celebrating after a catch at 0-0 as if you just won the game (which he clearly didn't).

Good catch and a couple more yards after the catch after a bit of a bump (obviously an NFL CB is probably going to bump you straight into next Wednesday).

Good separation and catch from Powell, and nicely converted into a TD.

Definitely some interesting things here, and a QB like Mahomes may be able to get a lot out of him.

We look at the Miami @ Clemson game, Powell (#17) went 2/12:

[0:43] pass left (excellent blocker)

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Seth Williams 2021 (Broncos WR)

Seth Williams was drafted in the 6th round by the Broncos, but he was actually the highest scoring receiver at Auburn in 2020, ahead of Anthony Schwartz who went 3 rounds earlier. Just turned 21, good size/weight at 6'3/211.

George Kittle (2020)

"Singing hey diddle diddle with a Kittle in the middle..." We are now so used to having monster TE receivers that it's easy to overlook the achievement of Kittle - only 14 TEs in the past 30 years had multiple 1000yd seasons, and only 5 in history had multiple seasons before their 27th birthday (10 points if you can name the others besides the obvious Gronk and Kittle).

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