Rosemy-Jacksaint should settle in as a dependable WR4/5 in the NFL. I wouldn't be surprised to see him convert to a big slot or a 50/50 slot/outside player at the next level and carve out a long career. He has solid feet with the ability to gear down and turn on a dime, but his explosive ability and raw speed are questionable. Rosemy-Jacksaint isn't an above-the-rim player, but he's an intermediate possession receiver that coaches and quarterbacks will love. He excels at slants/crossers and comebacks. Rosemy-Jacksaint has vice-grip hands. He extends and plucks the ball out of the air away from his body. He had only two drops across 105 collegiate targets and a 63.6% contested catch rate in his final season. He's not a YAC threat. Rosemy-Jacksaint runs upright and is easy to bring down in the open field with only four missed tackles and 4.1 YAC per reception in four years of college. Coaches will love him in the run game. He can seal the edge and consistently stands up defenders and anchors well. Over the last two seasons, among 249 and 265 qualifying wide receivers, he was 11th and 14th in PFF run blocking grade (minimum 200 run blocking snaps).
