Henry Ruggs III represents one of three wide receiver options for the New York Jets at No. 11, but is his speed worth the risk?
Jerry Jeudy, CeeDee Lamb and Henry Ruggs III are most likely the three wide receiver options for the New York Jets at No. 11. Each brings specific strengths and weaknesses to the table. For Ruggs, it’s that scary straight-line speed.
His 4.27 forty-yard time coupled with his size shocks the senses at times and is oftentimes too much for some general managers to ignore, even this high in the draft.
Today, Blewett’s Blitz breaks down Henry Ruggs III and asks the question, “Is his top-line speed worth the risk at No. 11?”
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