Jerry Jeudy

The best route runner in this class. Extremely twitchy at the LOS and hard to get his hands on if you're a DB. Incredibly mature as a route runner and a great understanding of how to set up defenders rep after rep. Constantly open due to his route running and will be a QB's best friend at the next level. Incredible agility in short spaces. Will make a defender miss in a phone booth. Start/stop ability is unparalleled in this class. Reliable hands and secures the catch before turning and accelerating. Decent in contested catch situations, but is rarely in them due to his route running savvy. Always comes back to the ball. Incredibly well coached and trained and should become even better when a NFL WR coach gets his hands on him. The best release package in this class. Great speed mid route to separate after putting defenders on their heels with a great release. Good top end speed, but nothing incredible. Incredible change of direction and ability to cut and move upfield past a defender. Used frequently in the short to intermediate levels of the field. Bubble screens, outs, ins, shallow crosses, etc. and then allowed to use his agility and space to pick up YAC. Rarely used downfield. Average deep ball tracking ability and no evidence of contested catches downfield in the games I scouted. Struggles with drops occasionally, but nothing concerning. Overall, an incredible wide receiver who will succeed in the NFL due to his ability to get open. Top-level prospect.

Jerry Jeudy goes off for 140 yards and a TD in loss to Raiders

Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy caught 5-of-7 targets for 140 yards and a touchdown in the Broncos' 32-31 loss to the Raiders in Week 17.

Fantasy Impact

Jeudy took a 92-yard pass to the house to gain a majority of his yardage, and it was his first touchdown since Week 9. His rookie season ends with 52 receptions for 856 yards and three touchdowns. He remains a valuable keeper in dynasty formats, but his redraft appeal hinges on whoever the Broncos' QB will be next year.