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Titans signed Xavier Restrepo (WR, Miami) as a UDFA


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8 hours ago, NashvilleNinja said:

 

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A pure football player that has the ability to absolutely show out extremely limits your offense when he's out on the field and needs to not be out on the field showing out because... limits.

 

In other news, football bats.

He understands the game way better than Dike or Ayo. The fact is he wasn't drafted and has extremely limited upside because of his athleticism. 

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He might as well be a bonus draft pick, so I’m giving him his own thread   https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Xavier-Restrepo-WR-Miami    

Brain: He's a UDFA. It's worth a shot and costs basically nothing. Probably never does anything and likely doesn't even make the 53.   HEART: STEAL OF CENTURY. WARD AND RESTREPO CANTON BOUND

Or they liked him but knew he'd go undrafted with that 40' time so why waste the pick if you don't have to.

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So Restrepo has great agility, and good size, quick moves in short area are his strength, and he looks built like a small linebacker.. if he can block really well, like on a bubble screen,  he may find a role..

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2 minutes ago, Nash said:

So Restrepo has great agility, and good size, quick moves in short area are his strength

 

He has none of this, that's literally what RAS measures 

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Based on film and production, Restrepo was expected to be drafted in the fifth or sixth round, but a 4.85-second 40-yard dash at his pro day may have cost him. Intangibles are the name of the game with Restrepo, who, despite his lack of ideal speed or size, holds school records for the most career receptions (200) and receiving yards (2,844), over such names as Reggie Wayne, Michael Irvin, and Santana Moss. Restrepo uses instincts to feel out soft spots in coverage, physicality to block and churn out extra yards, balance and body control to get open and make tough catches, and pure competitiveness to succeed. As Ward’s No. 1 target in Coral Gables, he stands a strong chance of making the 53-man roster if that chemistry continues.

 

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It's amazing that Restrepo was able to accumulate more stats in college vs Moss, Wayne, Irvin and Andre Johnson considering he played 1-2 more seasons than any of them!

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2 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

Yea, maybe he's actually one of the best slot receivers in NFL history like Welker!

 

He will be. He... Will... Beeeeee............  .... .

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

He understands the game way better than Dike or Ayo. The fact is he wasn't drafted and has extremely limited upside because of his athleticism. 

 

He's certainly not the underwear Olympian that teams typically fawn over.

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3 minutes ago, NashvilleNinja said:

 

And just because @Miami718 brought up Braxton Berrios in another thread.

 

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And not captured by those scores: Braxton and X's intelligence. Both graduated with nearly 4.0 GPAs and that classroom intelligence and work ethic translates directly to outperforming their combine "measurables" 

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Plenty of elite athletes fail as WRs because they don’t have good WR skills (route running, hands, etc).
 

Restrepo seems to have those skills in spades, plus good quickness and bulk (for a slot). He just doesn’t have speed. That’s going to cap his ceiling, but a guy like him can clearly succeed in the NFL. If all he ever is is a possession slot WR who gets open underneath and can go over the middle and take a hit then sign me up.

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2 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

Plenty of elite athletes fail as WRs because they don’t have good WR skills (route running, hands, etc).
 

Restrepo seems to have those skills in spades, plus good quickness and bulk (for a slot). He just doesn’t have speed. That’s going to cap his ceiling, but a guy like him can clearly succeed in the NFL. If all he ever is is a possession slot WR who gets open underneath and can go over the middle and take a hit then sign me up.

 

Even the so-called lack of speed is debatable, assuming the hamstring issue he said he was dealing with was real.

 

If he actually runs in the 4.5-4.6 range on healthy gams then we may have committed highway robbery getting him undrafted. You even had Callahan saying that's not what he thought he would have run. On tape he's routinely getting open, getting down field, and just overall being a playmaker.

 

I also think the covid extra year of eligibility probably helped push him down with the extra players. In any other year he probably goes in at least the 6th or 7th even with the 4.8 40. 

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