Marvin Harrison Jr. d’Ohio State reçoit un énorme soutien de Rob Gronkowski pour la sélection des Patriots.
La sélection NFL de 2024 est remplie de talent dans toutes les catégories. Cela signifie que les équipes qui font des choix tôt, comme les New England Patriots, doivent faire des choix difficiles. Drake Maye, Jayden Daniels, Rome Odunze ou même Byron Murphy II peuvent accompagner Jerod Mayo. En revanche, Rob Gronkowski se concentre sur un joueur de football de grande taille de l’Ohio State. Avec le nom de Marvin Harrison Jr., le tight end célèbre est complètement vendu sur NBC Sports Boston.
I like the view. Ils ne peuvent pas retirer leur coverage sur cette sélection. I suppose que c’est leur meilleur choix de draft depuis Drew Bledsoe, n’est-ce pas? Rob Gronkowski commentait l’importance de la sélection des Patriots lors de la draft de 1998 (1993).
Jerod Mayo has the option to go with someone who can replace Mac Jones or Bailey Zappe down the line. The gamble that the Patriots will take is another project that they will have to develop. Gronkowski, however, knows that the Ohio State football star can contribute straight out of the 2024 NFL Draft.
“I think if they don’t go with a quarterback, Drake Maye or Caleb Williams has already been taken off the board, I think a for-sure lock that won’t be a bust, that’s going to do big things right from the beginning is Marvin Harrison Jr. at the wide receiver position. I mean he’s an explosive player,” he declared.
Furthermore, the Patriots’ myth claims that there is more to the Ohio State football player’s skills that connect them.
“If you want those players, take Marvin Harrison Jr. He’s an explosive player and his dad went to Syracuse as well. I was a Syracuse fan growing up, so that’s a connection right there,” Gronk concluded.
At the end of the season, Harrison Jr. was able to grab 67 receptions for 1,211 receiving yards. He also had 14 touchdowns which is a testament to his lethality near the end zone. At the scrimmage, he had 15 touchdowns along with 69 plays for 1,237 yards. With an average gain of 17.9 yards, the Patriots can surely rely on him when driving the ball down the field.
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