Clark quickly silenced that rumor, saying Terrell stood out in interviews. North Carolina receiver Koren Robinson, who left school as a third-year sophomore, was considered the top receiver among many scouts. Two issues cloud Robinson's draft status his hands and a bum hamstring. Robinson has a tendency to drop passes, which isn't a quality coaches want in a go-to receiver. His 40 times at a recent private workout were poor because of the hamstring injury, causing his stock to decline in some corners.
Football is a contact game.
If you play, there's going to be a certain element of injury. There is a difference between injuries that can get well and things that can become debilitating. Davis likes what he's seen of Terrell and Robinson. Koren played with a true freshman quarterback, so the ability to get him the ball probably wasn't as good as it was with David. As many as seven receivers could be picked in the first round.