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Originally Posted by sondevil

Derek Hagan, Arizona State – Hagan recently ran between a 4.40 and 4.45 at pro timing day, a testament to the kind of speed that’s made him a dangerous long ball hitter the past two years. He runs tight routes, has soft hands, and is the closest thing to a sure thing out of the senior class. Since getting dogged early in 2003 for dropping too many balls, the 6-2, 200-pound Biletnikoff favorite has been a model of consistency, going over 100 yards in 14 of his last 20 games. Beyond the obvious physical attributes, Hagan is also a character kid, who brings a ton of intangibles to a locker room. He’s an outgoing team leader, who works as hard as the kids trying to earn playing time.
2004 Numbers – 83 caches for 1,248 yards and 10 TDs
Shades of…Chad Johnson

He does sound terrible. Makes me wonder how he caught 10 balls for 162 yards agaist USC this year. Must be a typo.

Maybe we should draft the actual Biletnikoff winner.