Chris Brazzell: Elite WR with NFL Potential

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Chris Brazil II is a 6'4, 198 lb wide receiver from Tennessee,

standing out as a red-shirt junior draft.

Prospect.

He clocked a 4.37 in the 40-yard dash with a 1.5 to 10-yard split at the NFL Combine.

A former 3-star recruit from Texas,

he started at 2-lane before transferring to Tennessee as a top portal player.

At 2-lane over 2 seasons, he hauled in 45 passes for 722 yards and 5 touchdowns.

With the volunteers, he earned 3rd team all ACC honors one year and 1st team all SEC.

The next, averaging 16.5 yards per catch, while lining up wide most of the time.

Fans and scouts love his low drop rate of just 8.2% in college,

plus he won over 40% of contested catches.

His dad was a sixth-round NFL pick as a receiver,

and his brother plays defensive back at Tennessee.

He'll turn 23 by the start of next season.

Brazil shines with elite-sized speed combo, long strides,

and explosive lower body power that stretches defenses deep.

He's fluid in routes for his frame, with sharp releases,

great ball skills, and a huge catch radius to high point throws away from his body.

That said, his high hips limit quick cuts and yards after catch,

and he saw limited press coverage in a unique offense.

Still, his vertical threat and acrobatic plays make him a difference maker,

earning a draft grade of 6.34.

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