Mark Grote

And single game receiving yards, I watched this game, 243 yards in a game in a Navy offense.

I want you to really process that.

Let's talk about his strengths.

Hey, we love a killer.

Firm muscled with low body fat and adequate mass, versatile experience, and can be used across the formation.

Turns over his feet quickly, quickly, excuse me, not quickly, and slashes without gearing down.

Contested grabs, 13, far outweighing the drops, just two in 2025.

He tracks the ball naturally with outstanding catch point focus, gets on defenders' toes and separates out-of-route breaks, especially on angle and pivot routes.

He has outstanding practice habits, likes to be coached,

Hard.

Oh, he's going to the right place if he comes here.

They'll coach you hard here.

Not a surprise that he leaves Navy as the most productive pass catcher in school history.

What about the weaknesses?

Well, that's possible.

NFL fit requires imagination.

I know somebody who's imaginative because of his blended skill set and college usage.

Likely maxed out physically and doesn't have tackle-breaking power.

Short arms, which limits his target radius as a pass catcher.

Accelerates quickly but does not have a breakaway gear.