Kiper called him a poor man's Eifert, which is a fair comparison. Same build and adjustments to passes, just in a lessened form. He's a bit sluggish down the hashes and gets limited separation, but (like Eifert) he compensates with his wingspan. Natural receiver who pulls in throws from all angles, contested or not.

He's also an average in-line blocker, which is a compliment. Good enough to play with his hand down or detached in space, he'll be a problem on third downs. Fourth round.