but I would argue his potential is limited. He’s a good hands, good route-running solid possession NFL WR…a Wes Welker but with more size.

BayBay has the prototypical size, speed, and athleticism that NFL teams look for (especially in goalline jump ball situations a la Calvin), plus he’s well schooled in blocking. His biggest issue in transitioning to the NFL was route-running and creating separation through technique (and not the offense getting it for him).