No such thing as a sure thing in the NFL draft, but some are surer than others.

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place that you found this. Jeremy Bernard is a sure thing, well, again, at least as close as you

get to it, in the most powerful possible way as it relates to his position. And that is,

he is a receiver who receives, as in he catches the football.

102 targets in 2025 for Alabama.

He dropped one out of 102.

And I have yet to see the drop, but I'd like to get a look at it.

Because if you caught the other 101, chances are something went really wrong, like extra wrong.

But that's the first and foremost trait.

And that's a heck of a place to start.

And it certainly feels a lot better.

And you heard this over the course of the draft,

that so-and-so wide receiver from such-and-such university has great size, explosive capability

after the catch.

And what I'm thinking is, what about the catch?

Did he make the catch?

Because I really don't care how awesome he is

at getting open or what he does after the catch if the catch doesn't exist. So he feels good.

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