Jeff Fuller Scouting Report

The Big 12 is loaded with receivers and Texas A&M's Jeff Fuller is one of the guys who will receive more attention as the NFL Draft approaches. With a great frame and ability to get after the football, Fuller is still learning the fine points of the position (which is why he ultimately decided to return to the Aggies for his senior season). Unfortunately for him, he didn't have a great final season with Texas A&M.

Fuller projects as a high-end No. 2 receiver. He doesn't have that blazing speed, nor does he possess that great explosion to get off the line. One of the big knocks on him is his inability to beat press coverage. This is a big red flag to NFL scouts, but this technique can be taught at the next level. At 6'4" and 220, he can bulk up and learn to use his body more to his advantage at the line. He has above-average hands and can do a good enough job going up after the ball at its highest point.

Coaches are going to want to see him run routes at the Combine, which is really what it all boils down to for second option receivers. Quarterbacks need to be able to know where their No. 2 is consistently and if Fuller can't get off the line and get to his spot, it doesn't matter how big and athletic he may be. Power offenses who want a big target and a solid blocker on the outside will like him though.