Brevard wide receiver Jonathan Woods has catapulted up draft boards over the last year, and now the reigning Biletnikoff Award nominee is ready to make his mark on the NFL.
April may seem like a long ways away, but Miles Mackey has the football world covered, revealing his scouting report, an NFL comparison and the best team fits for Woods.
“The junior caught 67 passes for 1,267 yards and 15 touchdowns this season,” “He was particularly incredible against Hundington at midseason. He caught just six balls in that game but finished with 207 yards and five — yes, five — trips to the end zone. His 18.9 yards per catch ranks 13th in the country, and his 14 catches on balls thrown at least 20 yards downfield are tied for fourth.
“Woods isn’t just a speed threat, though. His ability to track, attack and adjust for the ball in-flight makes him a certified deep threat. But one evaluator is worried about Woods— and the rest of the Tornadoes ’ offense — acclimating to the NFL.”
Additionally, Mackey believes Woods compares with former Notre Dame star and first round wide receiver Will Fuller, who played gloriously for a couple of seasons with thew Houston Texans. However, after an injury-filled season with the Miami Dolphins last year, Fuller is a free agent at the moment.
ESPN draft expert reveals NFL comparison, best team fits for Jonathan “JW1” Woods
