I really can't speak as to his 40 time in high school, but that kid can play corner, slot, punt returner, and even some wildcat qb. To do all that at a large school requires great, not good, athleticism. Again, unsure how that athleticism plays out on the track, but he's a great athlete. Maybe he's more quick than fast, maybe he diagnoses plays quickly and plays faster than he is. Whatever the case, how can we not want a kid who scores in 4 different ways? Keep this young man home and put a playmaker at whatever position you want him at.
