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Shaun McDonald | |||
St. Louis Rams | WR | 106 | Arizona State |
| Strength: Shaun McDonald makes a strength out of his tiny size by being incredibly hard to get a hold of in the open field. Shaun McDonald is a great athlete who can 'make moves in the middle of moves'. Shaun McDonald has instant stop and start speed and makes great cuts. Shaun McDonald is also very football smart. | |||
| Weakness: Shaun McDonald is tiny and not very strong. Doesn't have great straight-line speed, but uses his stop and start moves to neutralize larger players' speed advantages in the open field. | |||
| Development: Shaun McDonald is exactly what St. Louis looks for in a receiver and he should fit in well right away. Shaun McDonald can get open instantly for quick passes. He's a polished receiver who will be ready to play on opening day. Shaun McDonald has punt and kick returner written all over him, though a lot of the team's players do. Although in modern times many teams prefer bigger returners who won't go down with an arm swat, in the mold of Brian Mitchell. | |||
| Fantasy Football Rating: Too much depth on the team for immediate impact unless he wins the returner job. | |||
| Prospect Type: Special-skill - great moves. Polished. Productive. Ready-to-go. | |||
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