Pearsall has definitely been the biggest riser in the post-season. He was obviously held back by a very poor passing attack at Florida. He'd be a great selection at 48 if he's still on the board. Due to his outstanding combine numbers and overall post-season performance, it is possible he'll be taken prior to pick 48 as Kiper mentioned. Fortunately for the Jaguars, there is still likely to be an excellent option at receiver with Pearsall gone. Baalke is likely to have AT LEAST one of the following options if Pearsall is gone:

1. Keon Coleman: His poor 40 time may scare away some teams, but his amazing ability to bring in contested catches would help Trevor enormously.

2. Troy Franklin: Very different type from Coleman and his slight frame may scare some away. Great speed at 6'3" makes him legitimate potential #1 receiver.

3. Xavier Legette: Very fast and physical receiver. His height "dropped" 2 inches when measured at senior bowl, but at 6'1" he reminds some of A.J. Brown.

4. Ladd McConkey: Best route runner impossible to cover on short routes. Injury history and relatively small frame may cause him to drop some.

5. Xavier Wothy: Record-breaking 40 time at combine will likely get him selected earlier than 48, but injury risk at 170 pounds may cause him to drop.

6. Roman Wilson: Michigan's emphasis on ground game didn't maximize his talent at receiver. Very under-rated.

7. Malachi Corley: If Baalke wants a Deebo clone, this is the guy.


My guess is that at least two of the above will be available in case Pearson is not. This is why I pass on Brian Thomas in round 1 for a cornerback or Edge rusher.

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