Coker utilizes variations in pacing in his routes, head fakes, and jab steps to invite indecision into corner's skulls. Coker has good hip sink for his size. His start/stop ability serves him well on double moves. Coker isn't a burner with 4.5 speed, but he can get deep with his route nuance and savvy doing the heavy lifting.He has good body control in the air, and he has some nice back-shoulder catches in his film. Coker is strong at the catch point with solid hands. He only had two drops last year. One occurred on a poorly located ball, and the other against Lafayette in the rain. The former Holy Cross superstar plays through contact well in his routes. He has the upper body strength to fight through press and deal with physical corners attempting to push him off his routes. Coker isn't a YAC gawd, but he can break some tackles with the ball in his hands. He makes a smooth transition to run after the catch with good vision in traffic. The ball placement on many of his targets at Holy Cross limited his YAC opportunities. This is something he could showcase more in the NFL if he lands with an accurate passer.
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