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Ja’Marr Chase WR Scouting Report

Profile

1st WR / Top Five   |   6’1 / 205   |   Class – JR   |   College – LSU     

Pro Comparison
AJ Brown/ Allen Robinson – Chase has similar physicality to AJ Brown after the catch, also tracks the ball at a parallel level to Allen Robison with similar hands too.
Scheme
Any – Chase could dominate in any type of offense though he would likely produce most in an offense that gives him the opportunity for runs after the catch.

Grades

Immediate Grade – 72.3

Potential Grade – 86.84

Overall grade – 79.57

Traits/ Skills (see bottom of the page for scale)

All potential first-round prospects are graded and analyzed through ‘film’ of at least three games dedicated to each player. In addition, an array of various stats and analytics are also factored in.

TraitsImmediatePotential
Speed B+B+
Acceleration A-A-
AgilityBB+
RAC A-A+
Open Catching BA
Catching in Traffic B-A-
Contested Catching B+A
ReleaseB-A
Short RRC+A-
Intermediate RRBA
Deep RRB-A-
StrengthA-A-
JumpB+B+
IQC+A-

Player Notes

  • Has elite burst off the line of scrimmage; fast DBs can get dusted if caught leaning
  • Unreal physicality when running after the catch
  • Great ball tracking and contested-catch ability given his size
  • Doesn’t possess elite lateral quickness but can still change direction on a dime; potential to be an elite route runner

Grading Scale

Individual trait scale (1-7):

7 (A+) – Rare world-class skill; no room for improvement   |   6 (A-) – Elite skill; one of the best at that given trait but still has some room to improve   |   5 (B) – Very good; above average and has potential to be elite   |   4 (C+) – Average; ideal to succeed   |   3 (C-) – Below average; not ideal but able to suffice   |   2 (D) – Poor; hinders overall play and is a liability on the field   |   1 (F) – Awful; not good enough for the NFL

Overall grade scale (15-100):

91-100 – Generational talent; rare, hall-of-famer   |   83-90 – Elite player; game-changing talent with hall of fame potential   |   77-84 – Superstar caliber; either ascending towards elite play or descending from elite play   |   69-76 – high-end starter; quality player with star potential   |   61-68 – Average starter; good enough to win with or high-end potential   |   53-60 – Replacement Level; not ideal but capable of starting   |   10-52 – Practice squad/ league min. level; journeymen/ longshots

Trey Schneider

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