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Panthers Select Xavier Legette WR - Pick 32, Round 1


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Xavier Legette

6'1 220 | South Carolina

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  • 2019: Played in 11 games as a reserve and on special teams (9-80-8.9, TD receiving; 4-113-28.3 KR).
  • 2020: Started 6 games (7-113-16.1). Missed the end of the season due to hamstring injury.
  • 2021: Played in 11 games with 4 starts (8-63-7.9, TD). Missed two midseason games after a motorcycle accident.
  • 2022: Played in all 13 games with 7 starts (18-167-9.3, 3 TDs receiving; 7-21-3.0 rushing; 15-441-29.4, TD KR).
  • 2023: Second-team All-SEC. Led the team with 71 receptions, 7 receiving TDs. Ranked eighth in the FBS with 1,255 receiving yards (17.7 per). Started all 12 games.

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Strengths

  • Makes full use of his size and play strength in one-on-one battles.
  • Owns his space and defender’s space when catch is contested.
  • Magnificent timing and extension to snare throws up the ladder.
  • Uses subtle hand fighting to create late landing space for the throw.
  • Powerful hands create added catch security with or without contact.
  • Sneaky burst gear propels vertical separation and run-after-catch speed.
  • Capable combatant when asked to do his part as a blocker.

Weaknesses

  • Can win the catch phase, but the release and route phases lack polish.
  • Tennessee’s tight press-man coverage was all over him for much of the game.
  • Rushes through route design rather than selling it to the cornerbacks.
  • Below-average quickness getting in and out of his breaks.
  • Hits cruise control and waits for jump balls rather than keeping foot on the gas.

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/xavier-legette/32004c45-4714-5351-c48c-d286b74bea32

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Just now, JawnyBlaze said:

Ok, didn’t give up anything really, dropped our 5th to a 6th. I guess they were afraid of the Bills taking him. I’m fine with him. Now gimme JPJ or Cooper or a CB at 39 😏 

Dropped top of 5th to bottom of 6th right? Dumb I prefer the guy from TX 

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Just now, JawnyBlaze said:

Ok, didn’t give up anything really, dropped our 5th to a 6th. I guess they were afraid of the Bills taking him. I’m fine with him. Now gimme JPJ or Cooper or a CB at 39 😏 

I wouldn't be afraid of XL being gone with AD or Ladd on the board...

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1 minute ago, toldozer said:

Dropped top of 5th to bottom of 6th right? Dumb I prefer the guy from TX 

Dunno which 5th and 6th. Dunno if it’s the teams’ original picks in those rounds. 

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No real issue with the trade. It's worth giving up a 5th rounder (considering they have two close together) for that extra year on the contract. I would've taken Mitchell though.

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