Tennessee's crisp razzle checks the boxes of a first round pick and an elite deep threat wide receiver.

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that's keith sanchette he's a director scotting with Draft Network at 2019 National Champion with the LSU Tigers. And as always, thank you for making a locked-door NFL

if you first listen of the day. And thank you for making the locked-on podcast network. The number

one sports podcast network in America is all because of you. Chris Brazel the second,

the big explosive wide receiver for the Tennessee

volunteers. We want to break down the pros, the cons, and explaining the grade and the comps

that we have for Chris Brazel. 6-4, roughly 200 pounds, came into the combine, Keith, and

ran a 4-37, just showcasing that top-end speed,

that explosiveness, that long speed that he brings to the table so well.

Keith, let's talk about Chris Brazel.

This isn't your average Josh Hypo Tennessee wide receiver.

This is a guy that when I turn on the tape and watched him, he can run routes.

Like you know, like you ask him to do more than just running go routes and that just taking the top off the defense.

Yes, he does it well, but he runs more routes than just the go route.

When you watch him, Keith, what was some of his strengths as a route run?

Yeah, I think his ability to mix and match tempos, right?

Like I always say this, right?

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