Jonathan Mingo-WR-Ole Miss

Originally posted by 49erKing:
Sub 4.5 40 and almost a 40 inch vertical. NFL compd him to Anquan Boldin. Hope's available in the 3rd when we pick!

Originally posted by 49erKing:
Sub 4.5 40 and almost a 40 inch vertical. NFL compd him to Anquan Boldin. Hope's available in the 3rd when we pick!

Originally posted by Kolohe:

Originally posted by 49erKing:

Sub 4.5 40 and almost a 40 inch vertical. NFL compd him to Anquan Boldin. Hope's available in the 3rd when we pick!

I wouldn't mind Mingo, I'm just hoping Shanahan drafts Purdy's teammate Xavier Hutchinson who is also 6'3" 220.

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:

Originally posted by 49erWill:
A mingo ate your baby

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Man the more I watch the more I like.

Originally posted by simplyfloyd:
dude, this kid is nice. I would Approve, even though with Deebo, Ayuik and Jennings I doubt he would see the fiele much especially if Gray takes a step...any step at all haha what a weird rookie season from him.

STRENGTHS: Well-built athlete with body strength and large mitts ... uses his frame to keep defenders from the catch point on slants or when working back to the
football ... has a smooth stride to gain a step mid-route ... not sudden in his route breaks but uses coordinated sink to sustain momentum ... tracks the ball well with
steady body control (will use his strong hands to make one-handed grabs when needed) ... not just a possession target and won't go to the ground easily after the
catch ... put explosive plays on tape (10 catches of 30-plus yards and two 70-plus-yard catches in 2022) ... humble, egoless player who "never complains about catches or playing time," according to head coach Lane Kiffin ... came back from injury to start every game and set career bests as a senior.

WEAKNESSES: Lacks noticeable twitch out of his breaks and faces a lot of contested windows ... more of a build-up speed athlete and can be slowed early by press coverage ... ran a basic route tree in college and still maturing ... allows the football into his body at times (led to an interception on 2022 Auburn tape) ... half-hearted blocker on some reps and overzealous on others (flagged for three holding calls on 2022 tapes studied) ... marginal special teams experience ... suffered a stress fracture in his left foot (September 2021) and required surgery, missing seven games as a junior (required a second surgery in April 2022 because the injury hadn't correctly healed).

SUMMARY: A four-year starter at Ole Miss, Mingo lined up across the formation in head coach Lane Kiffin's offense with 61.3 percent of his targets coming between
the numbers (slants, in-breakers etc.). He joined Jalin Hyatt as the only two SEC receivers with 50-plus catches and 16.5-plus yards per reception in 2022 (he broke
Elijah Moore's single-game receiving record with a 247-yard performance vs. Vanderbilt). A smooth, physical presence with strong hands, Mingo is a balanced athlete
in his releases, routes and at the catch point. He is a long-strider who needs a beat to build up his speed and must fine-tune areas of his game, including his efficiency at the top of the stem. Overall, Mingo has only average deception and separation quickness, but with his size, pacing and competitive ball skills, he has the body control and upside that has the attention of NFL teams. He has starting potential in the right situation.

Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
Who the hell is Mel Kiper? says he might go 1st round