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Rashad Greene (Florida St.) - 2015 NFL Draft Pick #139 by JAX

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Rashad Greene - 2015 NFL Draft

Player Overview:
Rashad Greene was a standout wide receiver from Florida State University, known for his reliable hands, route-running ability, and production during his college career. He played a vital role in the Seminoles' offense, contributing significantly to their success during his time in Tallahassee.

  • College Career:
    Greene finished his career at Florida State as one of the school's all-time leading receivers. He recorded impressive stats, including:
    • Reception: 270
    • Receiving Yards: 3,830
    • Touchdowns: 29
  • Strengths:
    • Route Running: Greene demonstrated exceptional route-running skills, able to create separation from defenders.
    • Hands: Known for his reliable hands, he consistently made tough catches in traffic.
    • Football IQ: His understanding of defensive coverages and ability to find soft spots in zones made him a valuable target.
  • Weaknesses:
    • Size: At 6'0" and around 180 pounds, Greene lacked the ideal size that some teams prefer in a wide receiver.
    • Speed: While he was quick, he was not considered a top-tier speedster, which could limit his ability to stretch the field.
  • Pro Comparison:
    Greene was often compared to players like Emmanuel Sanders due to his similar playing style and skill set. Both players are known for their agility, route-running, and ability to perform in crucial situations.

Draft Projection:
Rashad Greene was projected to be selected in the mid-to-late rounds of the 2015 NFL Draft. His skills as a reliable slot receiver made him an attractive option for teams looking to bolster their passing game.