from espn.com
What he brings: On the one hand, Perriman is an outstanding big-play threat with his combination of size and speed, and he brought down a lot of really difficult catches on 50-50 balls. On the other hand, his 14 percent college drop percentage is a major red flag when combined with the issues he had catching some routine passes on tape. The upside is there with him, but so is the risk.
How he fits: After losing Torrey Smith to San Francisco, the Ravens were in dire need of finding a big-play, vertical threat on the outside. Perriman fits the bill, as his size-and-speed combination tailor very well with QB Joe Flacco’s arm under first-year offensive coordinator Mark Trestman, who likes to dial up plenty of vertical shots off of play-action.
My take—Dropsies? Hope the Ravens don’t regret the loss of Torrey
freddy from boca
pretty sure one of the knocks on torrey was his hands coming into the pros.
perriman is bigger, faster than smith and since the end of ucf’s season has improved his techique catching balls. he has good hands but has had a habit of catching the ball close to his body.
he moved up in the senior bowl and moved up more in the combine and personal workouts.
hopefully he can come in and be the deep hreat the ravens need and in a yr or two do what smith wasn’t able to do. improve his game to become the teams number one receiver
· 11/12/2019