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Height/Weight: 6'0", 198 Pounds
2014 Stats: 104 Receptions, 1,313 Receiving Yards, 12 Receiving Touchdowns. 20 Punt Returns, 197 Yards (9.9 Average), Two Return Touchdowns
Combine Results: 4.42 40-Yard Dash, 12 Bench Reps
Draft Projection: Late first round to mid-second
Strengths: Agholor has great speed and shiftiness to burn corners on the outside and move the sticks as a slot guy. Most view him as a "deep threat", but his 160 catches over the past two seasons show that he's willing to do it all and make a lot of catches. Agholor is extremely athletic, capable of making numerous "wow plays", and seems to hit another gear of speed when in the open field to outrun any defender. His long strides produce this top-end speed when outrunning a defense.
Weaknesses: Agholor is very lean and questions remain if he'll be able to bulk up at all or be able to fight off the physicality of NFL corners on a consistent basis. If a team is intent on making him a long-term solution as a No. 2 wideout in their system, Agholor has great value in the second round. He needs polishing on the finer points of the position to become a No. 1, making the possibility of using a first round pick on him a risk proposition.
Background: A junior who came out early, Agholor comes from a long lineage of productive USC wideouts. Unfortunately, the production in college while Trojans hasn't recently translated to NFL success. R.J. Soward, Dwayne Jarrett, Mike Williams and others fizzled out at the pro level after dominating the college game. Agholor follows in the line of talented, but somewhat-undersized Southern Cal wideouts like Robert Woods and Marqise Lee.
Most believe that Agholor falls in between Woods and Lee, talent-wise, and can contribute in multiple ways at the next level. His speed, ability to play inside and out as a receiver, coupled with his willingness to be a productive return man will intrigue NFL teams. It's likely that he'll never be a true go-to receiver in the NFL, but could be an extremely productive secondary target and return man--especially if placed in an offense that plays to his strengths.
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