WR Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin - Continues to get open. All day, every day. His route running is just so good and he’s having little trouble getting off of press coverage. (Senior Bowl practice)
Wisconsin WR Jared Abbrederis will attend the 2014 Senior Bowl.
Abbrederis has produced a great final season at Wisconsin. His highlight performance was against Ohio State corner Bradley Roby, who many consider one of the top prospects in the country at his position. He produced 10 catches for 207 yards and a touchdown in that contest. Don't allow people to say Abbrederis is just a slot receiver, since he does his best work out on the edge. Mon, Nov 18, 2013 03:32:00 PM
WR Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin - Continues to get open. All day, every day. His route running is just so good and he’s having little trouble getting off of press coverage. (Senior Bowl practice)
Wisconsin WR Jared Abbrederis will attend the 2014 Senior Bowl.
Abbrederis has produced a great final season at Wisconsin. His highlight performance was against Ohio State corner Bradley Roby, who many consider one of the top prospects in the country at his position. He produced 10 catches for 207 yards and a touchdown in that contest. Don't allow people to say Abbrederis is just a slot receiver, since he does his best work out on the edge. Mon, Nov 18, 2013 03:32:00 PM
I have a feeling this thread is going to be a classic!!
He'll take some pressure off Torrey Smith. Ravens were weak at wide receiver last year. Jacoby Jones is a kick returner. Marlon Brown looked ok at times.
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Quote Originally Posted by JicJac:
I have a feeling this thread is going to be a classic!!
He'll take some pressure off Torrey Smith. Ravens were weak at wide receiver last year. Jacoby Jones is a kick returner. Marlon Brown looked ok at times.
The team-leader in receiving yards the past two seasons, Abbrederis is a former walk-on who has been extremely productive since he arrived in Madison.
Overall, he won't appeal to every NFL team due to his average size, speed and overall athleticism, but Abbrederis is a balanced pass-catcher with gliding speed who has been very productive. He will leave the Badgers as one of the most productive receivers in school history and, just like when he was forced to walk on, Abbrederis will likely be undervalued as a pro prospect.
Abbrederis doesn't scream NFL prospect, but he is extremely detailed and will make a NFL team look smart for drafting him in May. (10/6/13)
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The team-leader in receiving yards the past two seasons, Abbrederis is a former walk-on who has been extremely productive since he arrived in Madison.
Overall, he won't appeal to every NFL team due to his average size, speed and overall athleticism, but Abbrederis is a balanced pass-catcher with gliding speed who has been very productive. He will leave the Badgers as one of the most productive receivers in school history and, just like when he was forced to walk on, Abbrederis will likely be undervalued as a pro prospect.
Abbrederis doesn't scream NFL prospect, but he is extremely detailed and will make a NFL team look smart for drafting him in May. (10/6/13)
Wisconsin wide receiver Jared Abbrederis was able to shake loose a couple of times downfield and went up to snare a high pass along the sideline from Boyd. But Abbrederis looked a shade smaller than his listed height of 6-2, and did not look like he could fly down the field.
Eric Galko, Optimum Scouting
The cleanest route runner and most polished receiver was Wisconsin’s Jared Abbrederis, who displayed sharp plant and drive footwork to stay flat or work back downhill to the catch point depending on the route call. Even when forced to adjust to off target, high velocity throws (which was fairly often), Abbrederis never seemed to panic and was comfortable snatching the ball away from his frame.
SBNation.com
Wisconsin WR Jared Abbrederisis flat out the best receiver on either side this week. He's a solid route runner and very consistent in his receptions. He won't blow you away with his speed but his consistency will beat defenders eventually.
It takes a lot more than speed to be a wide receiver in the NFL. Darrius Heyward Bey is the most recent obvious example of that.
Wisconsin wide receiver Jared Abbrederis was able to shake loose a couple of times downfield and went up to snare a high pass along the sideline from Boyd. But Abbrederis looked a shade smaller than his listed height of 6-2, and did not look like he could fly down the field.
Eric Galko, Optimum Scouting
The cleanest route runner and most polished receiver was Wisconsin’s Jared Abbrederis, who displayed sharp plant and drive footwork to stay flat or work back downhill to the catch point depending on the route call. Even when forced to adjust to off target, high velocity throws (which was fairly often), Abbrederis never seemed to panic and was comfortable snatching the ball away from his frame.
SBNation.com
Wisconsin WR Jared Abbrederisis flat out the best receiver on either side this week. He's a solid route runner and very consistent in his receptions. He won't blow you away with his speed but his consistency will beat defenders eventually.
It takes a lot more than speed to be a wide receiver in the NFL. Darrius Heyward Bey is the most recent obvious example of that.
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Smarty Jones
5th round to the Packers. Could be a steal. 
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