think Golden Tate. he only needs a little space because he always makes the first man miss. he has that low-to-the-ground, powerful leg drive to squirm out of jams and changes direction beautifully.

he ran a lot of routes as an outside receiver at Maryland, although he can slide inside whenever needed. his route tree didn't have many branches, but he has great body control -- he can put on a double move and knows how to curl in-between defenders to open himself up in zone.

like Tate, he's a real good punt returner as well. I'm sold. he can grow into a real weapon as a number two receiver.