This is Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden.

12 games into his long horn's regular season.

He was only averaging 48 yards per game.

Then he hung 162 yards on Georgia, 149 yards against Arizona State, and all of a sudden,

and now he's in the first round. So how do we get there? On tape, you'll see a great athlete

threatens vertically from all alignments, inside, outside, even X receiver. He could snap things out

with outbreakers whenever he has off coverage. So I think we have a little development to get him into the real round one conversation,

but I do understand the ceiling just based off his athleticism.

5'11, 191 pounds began his career at Houston before transferring into Texas this year.

And one of his best games was against the Longhorns.

So I know he was already in the state, but I wouldn't be surprised if Sark on the opposite sideline was like, oh, maybe we should

transfer that guy up a little bit. And whenever a receiver runs in the four twos, something electric

is going to happen. The buzz is going to build. He ran a 429 and a 149 10 yards split. That is the 95th and 98th percentiles.

We have no jumps, no agilities for him and probably won't the rest of the way. But again,

I think when people see 429, they believe he's going to be all go routes all day long.

But when in reality, that was just about 26% of his targets this past year,

which actually ranks 45th in this entire draft class, to me, he looks his fastest when he has

given runways and the free releases on end breakers or outside breaking routes or deep posts or

corners and especially versus zone coverage.

It's like turning the corner with a race car and then he's creating separation and sustaining

it even more and just again moves faster with a bunch of defensive backs there.

Yeah, his speed has felt differently than like the Henry Ruggs types and the Jalen Wattle types who like to me like

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