6'1"
Weight202 lbs.
Experience1 yrs.
Bye14
Feb 18, 2002
Age23.1
CollegeCentral Florida
NFL Draft Pick2024 - Rd 4, Pk 110
Week Status
No Active Injuries
Rank vs Pos
N/A
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Rec
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CIN |
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2 |
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@ SEA |
0% |
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3 |
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NYJ |
0% |
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4 |
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SF |
0% |
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5 |
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@ MIA |
0% |
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6 |
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@ HOU |
0% |
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7 |
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JAC |
0% |
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8 |
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@ NYJ |
0% |
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9 |
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TEN |
0% |
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10 |
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CHI |
0% |
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11 |
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@ LAR |
0% |
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12 |
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MIA |
0% |
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13 |
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@ IND |
0% |
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14 |
BYE |
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15 |
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ARI |
0% |
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16 |
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BUF |
0% |
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17 |
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@ LAC |
0% |
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18 |
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@ BUF |
0% |
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Forty Yard Dash
4.54
Forty Yard Dash Rank
56%
Burst Score
123.40
Burst Score Rank
62%
Speed Score
95.10
Speed Score Rank
56%
Catch Radius
10.22
Catch Radius Rank
86%
Points Per Game
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Season
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Josh McDaniels Back As Patriots OC
Josh McDaniels Back As Patriots OC
The Patriots are expected to hire Josh McDaniels as OC under new HC Mike Vrabel, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. It's a homecoming for McDaniels, who had two previous stints with New England. He ran the offense from 2006 to 2008 and then again from 2012 to 2021. The Patriots ranked top eight in points in 12 of McDaniels' 13 seasons and top 11 in yards in 10 of 13. Of course, the majority of those offenses were quarterbacked by Tom Brady. In three years without Brady, McDaniels' Patriots finished eighth, 27th, and sixth in points; fifth, 27th, and 15th in yards. McDaniels also spent two seasons as Broncos HC (2009-2010), one as Rams OC (2011), and two as Raiders HC (2022-2023). None of those teams ranked better than 12th in yards or points. McDaniels has shown the ability to morph his offense to fit the personnel, with eight top-10 finishes in rushing yards and 10 top-10 finishes in passing yards. He's not as exciting for QB Drake Maye and this Patriots offense as Ben Johnson or even Liam Coen would have been. But McDaniels is at least a known commodity and should bring some stability to this offense in 2025. We'll see what the team does this offseason to upgrade the offensive line and skill positions.
Patriots Dump JuJu Smith-Schuster
Patriots Dump JuJu Smith-Schuster
The Patriots are releasing WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, according to NFL Network. He was entering the second season of a three-year, $25.5 million deal signed last offseason.
Demario Douglas Could Lead Patriots Receiving
Demario Douglas Could Lead Patriots Receiving
Chad Graff of The Athletic says Patriots WR Demario Douglas had an impressive spring. "Douglas was by far the Patriots’ best and most explosive playmaker in practice this spring," Graff says. "Every time he got the ball in his hands, good things seemed to happen for the offense."
Javon Bakers joins rebuilt Patriots passing game
Javon Bakers joins rebuilt Patriots passing game
The Patriots selected UCF WR Javon Baker in Round 4 of the NFL Draft. Baker’s college journey began at Alabama, where he arrived as a four-star recruit. Meaningful production simply didn’t follow. From 2020-2021, the Georgia native tallied only 9 catches (19 games). He entered the transfer portal in January of 2022 and landed at UCF that June. Right away, he led the Knights in yards (796) while finishing second in catches (56) and TDs (5). Baker’s production hit new highs last fall (52-1,139-7) as he played more of a downfield role. His aDOT finished at 17.1, while he also averaged 7.2 yards after catch per reception. Baker’s 3.21 yards per route run should also open eyes. That ranked eighth among 78 WRs with 80+ targets. Baker doesn’t always show plus speed on tape, but at 6’1, 207, he does a nice job in contested situations. We’ll just have to keep an eye on his hands. For his career, Baker dropped 15 passes for an 11.4% drop rate. The rookie joins a rebuilding Patriots offense that’s also added QB Drake Maye and WR Ja’Lynn Polk so far in this draft. There’s certainly opportunity for Baker to earn a 2024 role, although he’s only worth a shot in deep best-ball drafts for now. Longer term, he could develop into a top-2 option for New England.
Javon Baker slower than expected
Javon Baker slower than expected
UCF WR Javon Baker clocked a 4.54-second 40-yard dash at the Combine on Saturday. It's not a bad time for the 6'1, 202-pounder, but it was slower than we expected to see from a guy who averaged 17.5 yards per catch for his college career and 21.9 yards per catch last year. There are, of course, other ways to win downfield besides pure speed. Baker's downfield ability should still be respected -- and we still have him highlighted as a potential sleeper. We'll see if the 40 time impacts his draft stock.
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