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Notes: Stone Mountain, Ga., product also played basketball and baseball as a prep, in addition to starring as a quarterback. Committed to ECU and then-head coach Skip Holtz and redshirted in 2006. Played in all 13 games in '07, starting two, and caught 26 balls for 246 yards (9.5-yard average) and two touchdowns, with 20 carries for 197 yards (9.9) and one touchdown. Also returned 31 punts for 250 yards (8.1) and five kickoffs for 89 yards (17.8) and tossed an 80-yard touchdown pass. Started 5-of-10 games in which he played in '08 - four outside and one in the slot - and posted 58-654-1 (11.3) receiving, 19-76-0 (4.0) rushing and 19-446 (23.5) on kickoff returns. Hurt his shoulder against Memphis and then suffered a broken foot against Southern Miss and sat out the final four games. In '09, started 7-of-14 games as a slot receiver and racked up 83-978-7 (11.8) receiving with 31-149-5 (4.8) rushing and a 35-yard pass completion. As a kickoff returner, piled up 37-1,000-3 (27.0), including scores against SMU, Rice and UAB, and was named C-USA Special-Teams Player of the Year. Broke his left foot in the Liberty Bowl against Arkansas and was restricted in spring practice. Was named C-USA MVP in '10 when he established ECU single-season records for receptions and receiving yards with 101-1,123-10 (11.1) in 13 games (10 starts inside). Added 16-104-0 (6.5) rushing, 41-839-0 (20.5) on kickoff returns and 19-222-0 (11.7) on punt returns, gaining 176 all-purpose yards per game. Finished his career as ECU's career leader in receptions (268) and receiving yards (3,001) Positives: Has big hands. Gets in and out of breaks smoothly to create short-to-intermediate separation. Tracks well and catches outside his frame. Competitive and physical after the catch - quick-footed with short-area burst, run strength and tackle-breaking ability (will lower his shoulder instead of running out of bounds). Willing stalk blocker - not afraid to get his nose dirty. Very good production. Versatile - has slot experience and offers versatility as a returner (makes the first man miss). Shows playmaking ability and has upside. Negatives: Lacks ideal height and bulk - durability needs to be investigated. Does not have elite top-end speed and vertical ability to run under throws. Average twitch and lateral agility. Played in a collegiate spread offense and was used extensively on short throws designed to get the ball in his hands. As a converted quarterback, route running and positional instincts are still developing. Ball security has been an issue - 11 career fumbles. Hands were shaky at the Senior Bowl. Bench-pressed 225 pounds only 10 times at the Combine and could stand to improve his strength and work ethic. Summary: Consistently productive, naturally athletic jack-of-all-trades who toiled in relative anonymity. Possesses the confidence, competitiveness and toughness to supplement his endearing run-after-catch ability and a versatile skill set that will enable him to be an effective underneath receiver working from the slot. Brings added value as a returner. Could be an even better pro than college player and will draw interest from teams such as the Jaguars, Chiefs and Ravens. NFL projection: Third- to fourth-round pick.   To purchase your copy of PFW's 2011 Draft Preview book, visit the PFW Store.

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