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I think the strength angle and how he does on the bench press will also be important. He has all the skills, but the NFL (like most sports) has come to value raw physical tools over refined skills. Teams think they can take any strong/fast guy and get their skills up to pro level. I think Jackson is pretty much set in the skills department.Glad to hear! If he can show enough wheels I could see him getting drafted. Great route runner and fantastic hands. Speed is the ? For him.
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Yeah I feel like he could work in a way similar to what Jarius Wright was for the Vikings. Not one of the top receivers on the team but a reliable, hard working option who can pick up a first down by running a good route.Jackson seems like the type that can thrive in the right system. He won't blow teams away with size or speed but has great hands and presumably runs great routes.
New England made a living with WR that didn't fit the mold during the Brady years.
Hopefully he is able to land in a great situation either through the draft or the UDFA route. Won't surprise me if he finds his way onto an NFL roster next year one way or the other.
Edit - Found this scouting breakdown. For what it is worth (which is know is very little when it comes to mock drafts) the writer projects him as a 4th rounder.
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Daniel Jackson, Minnesota: 2025 NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Jackson was a four-star recruit from Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park, Kan. in the class of 2020sportstalk.substack.com
Off the top of my head Ersery is a round-one prospect and Lindenberg, Joyner, Brosmer, Jackson, Striggow, and Walley all have shots at maybe rounds 5-7. Doubtful they all get drafted, if half do I’d call that a win.I always root for Gophers to make it in the NFL but it needs to be tempered with some realism. By count this board has 5 or 6 guys getting drafted? Considering that arguably our best 2 players from last year aren’t in the draft, it seems unlikely that a 7-5 Gopher team was packed with NFL players.