2014 NFL Draft: Wide Receiver Prospects The Kansas City Chiefs Should Scout
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Rutgers Scarlet Knights wide receiver Brandon Coleman (17). Mandatory Credit: John Munson/THE STAR-LEDGER via USA TODAY Sports
Brandon Coleman, Rutgers
Brandon Coleman is a very intelligent and talented football player. He’s exactly the kind of guy that you would want on your team. He is a two-time conference all-academic team selection and is one semester away from earning his degree but has opted out of his last year of eligibility to declare for the draft.
Coleman is 6’6, 22o pounds and is a big play threat, having scored scored on touchdown catches of 92, 86 and 85 yards. He’s second in Rutgers history with 19 receiving touchdowns and could be a good, and cheap, number two option for Chiefs. He’s projected to be taken in the 4th or 5th round and could be a prime player that Dorsey has his eye on in the later rounds.