Brenen Thompson: NFL Draft Wildcard

0:00It's April 9th, NFL News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Mississippi State Wybrecyver Brynn and Thompson is lighting up the NFL draft talk with his insane speed. This 5'8, 164 lb. sp. clocked a blistering 4.26 in the 40 yard dash at the combine nearly. Breaking Records. Last season his targets averaged 18.4 yards downfield, making him a top deep threat in college ball. His explosiveness shines on tape, where he blows past defenders and forces them into shell coverages, opening up the run game for his team. Thompson's got agility, solid ball skills, and toughness despite his size. He blocks hard and runs full speed even as a decoy. That home run ability could fit coaches like Baltimore's Jim Harball, who loves drafting small quick receivers. But size is his biggest knock. Short arms and low mass make it tough against jams or in contested catches, leading to an

1:008.1% drop. Raiden. He struggles separating sometimes by peaking early for the ball and nagging injuries like hamstrings in 2023 and a foot issue in. 2024 raised flags for teams digging into medicals. Teen see him as a day to pick, likely a rotational weapon in creative schemes, thinks lot spester, bunch sets, or even backfield motion to get him. Three releases. His upside means one touch could flip a game, but he won't be a high volume guy right away. Bottom line. Thompson's raw athleticism makes him a wild card worth watching, as drafts heat up perfect for squads needing that spark without starting.