Jimmy Horn Jr.

ANALYSIS
Horn (5-foot-8, 174 pounds) was mostly a bit contributor at Colorado and will likely need to serve in the same role in the NFL, but he has deep speed to work with and is elusive with the ball. Horn was a productive starter for two years at South Florida before transferring to the Buffaloes for his final two years, and in Colorado it was a little harder for Horn to stand out in a wideout rotation where he was overshadowed by Travis Hunter and LaJohntay Wester. Indeed, Horn's production fell off upon him arriving to Colorado, with Horn specifically struggling to thrive in traffic. That's a problem, because even with his plus speed Horn probably can't threaten downfield regularly at just 5-foot-8. Receivers this short need to win on short routes from the slot to see more than decoy work, but slot targets come with the most collisions. Horn will most likely end up settling in as a long-time gadget player and returner in the NFL.

ANALYSIS
Horn stood out during practice at the Shrine Bowl, flashing strong hands while working effectively in the red zone. He was also fairly productive across his final two seasons at Colorado, topping out at 58 receptions, 567 yards and six touchdowns across 12 games in his junior year. However, Horn's stature could limit his appeal to NFL teams, as he's only 5-foot-8 and 171 pounds.