Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma Sooners: 2013 NFL Draft Player Profile

Oct 20, 2012; Norman, OK, USA; Oklahoma Sooner receiver Kenny Stills (4) catches a first quarter touchdown pass against Kansas Jayhawks cornerback JaCorey Shepherd (25) at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

Height:  6’1″

Weight:  190 pounds

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Stills is a guy with a lot of speed and really just a complete overall receiver who doesn’t stand out to me particularly in any one area. I think he could have a huge season as a junior, where he will likely be more of a focal point in the Oklahoma offense. As a sophomore, he had 61 catches for 849 yards and eight touchdowns, good for second on the team. Obviously, Ryan Broyles’ production at Oklahoma was legendary, and those shoes are going to be too big for anyone to fill, but Stills has an interesting style of play, definitely a different kind of player than Broyles is/was for the Sooners. Stills has phenomenal concentration, especially in one on one, deep ball situations. He knows how to make adjustments when the ball is in the air and doesn’t often lose those types of battles. He is capable of making incredible catches look easy, but the one thing I worry about with Stills are concussions. Once you’ve had one, the next one becomes more and more likely and those are clearly one of the more devastating injuries a football player can receive. Sometimes, players don’t even realize they’ve had a concussion, and that is what obviously makes this game that much more dangerous. Hopefully Still is able to stay healthy enough to be the receiver he is capable of being. In his junior class, he is certainly a top 10 player at his position and while he doesn’t have great size or elite production to this point, the potential is there for him to be a very good receiver.

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