I see Hurns like Atlanta's Harry Douglas. He's not as exciting or well focused on the field as the team's starting receivers, but his height/speed combo and ability to keep plays alive, as well as his knowledge of the system's route tree, makes him a valuable slot receiver capable of starting on the outside in the event of injury.


Marqise Lee is a great route runner, capable of going up for the ball as well, and ridiculously quick -- definitely a perfect YAC and deep pass guy. He's too good an athlete to keep off the field, though I could see him playing slot as a mismatch in some formations with Hurns lined up wide.


Allen Robinson has the highest potential -- Hurns can get the jump ball but Robinson's 42" leap is staggering. Watch his high school basketball highlights, that kid flew way above the rim like it was nothing and dunked/rebounded all over dudes. He has strong hands and has showed ridiculous body control, he'll be making some backward spinning back shoulder catches in his career. Also watch his end of game score against Ohio State in college, he may not be fast but he has exceptional vision and pretty quick feet to juke guys at least. Give him an offseason to refine his game and you'll change your mind.

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