Sharp Football Draft Kit<\/a>.<\/p>\nOn the latest edition of the Sharp Angles Podcast, Rich was joined by Matt Harmon of Yahoo Sports and the creator of Reception Perception to discuss this year's rookie wide receiver class.<\/p>\n
Harmon compared some of his concerns for Malik Nabers<\/strong> to the ones he had for\u00a0Garrett Wilson\u00a0<\/strong>coming out of college.<\/p>\nThe nitpicky flaws I can do with Malik<\/strong> Nabers<\/strong> about the lack of refinement, you could make those same nit nitpicky flaws with Garrett<\/strong> Wilson<\/strong> in that draft class.<\/em><\/p>\nHe was my wide receiver three in that draft class just like Nabers is my wide receiver three in this draft class, but then you see Wilson his rookie season and he has an over 80% success rate versus press coverage, which is a unbelievable historical indicator.<\/em><\/p>\nYou score over 80% in reception perception against press coverage as a rookie, it's like Michael<\/strong> Thomas<\/strong>, CeeDee Lamb<\/strong>, Justin<\/strong> Jefferson<\/strong>, Ja'Marr<\/strong> Chase<\/strong>, Tyreek<\/strong> Hill<\/strong>, and Odell<\/strong> Beckham<\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\nIt's a very small list of all future wide receiver ones.<\/em><\/p>\nSo that's not to say that Nabers despite some of this lack of refinement can't get really good coaching and get really good individual training out there on his own and be a high quality technician by the end of his rookie season.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe guys also discussed Marvin<\/strong> Harrison<\/strong>, Rome<\/strong> Odunze<\/strong>, and many more.<\/p>\n