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Very few draft prospects are perfect and come with a collection of pros and cons, crucial evaluation points when it comes to projecting the players to the NFL.

Here are the pros and cons for some of Mike Renner's favorite prospects.

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QB Bryce Young, Alabama

PFF BIG BOARD RANK: 1

Pros:

Off-the-charts playmaking ability. He has uncoachable subtle pocket movements and creativity throwing receivers open.
Unphased under pressure.
Whippy throwing motion that has much more zip from all platforms than you'd expect.

Cons:

Size, size, size, size. Have you heard he's small?
Sits deep in the pocket, presumably for sightlines. Makes life harder on tackles in the NFL.
Suffered a shoulder injury this past fall. Missed a game and a half.

Player comp: Deshaun Watson

WR Zay Flowers, Boston College

PFF BIG BOARD RANK: 22

Pros:

Uncoachable bounce. “Can't touch him in a phone booth” type ability.
He knows how to avoid contact when climbing past first-level defenders.
He has top-end speed that has to be accounted for. Defenders are unlikely to catch him from behind.

Cons:

He has a small catch radius with mediocre ball skills to expand outside his frame.
Not the salesman at the top of routes that you'd expect. Gives away his intentions too easily.
Has yet to master the ability to find space over the middle of the field and present a target.

Player comp: T.Y. Hilton

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