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Originally posted by DeUh:

NFC Player Personnel Director

I really liked what I saw from Phillip Dorsett.

Some guys can run fast, but they have to work hard to do it, which limits what they can do out of their breaks. Dorsett is more natural with his speed and movement.

Originally posted by Butter:
Im bummed Dorset is starting to generate buzz. I wqs really hoping the Niners could use a late round pick on him.

Does anyone have any insight on his negatives? I know he missed one season with any injury, then he had an unproductive year two seasons ago, but I thought he put up some good production this year. At one point he led college football in yards per catch.

Between Dorset and Devin Smith, Id love to see them pick up a deep threat.

Originally posted by DeUh:

Senior Bowl Day 1

Phillip Dorsett It's hard not to fall in love with the pure speed of Miami (FL)'s Phillip Dorsett, who ran by multiple corners during one-on-one drills.

The former Hurricane also showed good quickness coming in and out of his breaks.

Originally posted by DeUh:

Senior Bowl Day 1

Miami WR Phillip Dorsett (5-10, 183 pounds) is on another level speed-wise from the rest of the South wide receivers.

He is quick off the line and can eat up cushions in a hurry, shows polish as a route-runner and shows great burst out of his cuts. His explosiveness really stood out, especially transitioning quickly after the catch.

Originally posted by 4evrfan:
He is not just speed. Has quickness and explosiveness and isn't afraid to make the tough catch, knowing he's going to take a hit. Not much to dislike about this guy, except it would be nice if he was a little bigger. Certainly looks better than the other smallish receivers we already have.

Originally posted by SFL49ER:
He looks taller than 5'10"