ANALYSIS
The Mississippi product was on course to lock in his status as the No. 1 receiver in this class after impressive early testing that was highlighted by a 4.33 40-yard dash -- remarkable for a player his size. However, his shockingly poor performances in the drills that test agility add some legitimate concern to his prospect profile. Scouts will have to go back to his film to determine whether the poor agility tests were actually something that held him back or limited him in game action. If the agility issues are indeed real, Metcalf could be considered "stiff" or "straight-line." Metcalf is likely still the first receiver to go in the upcoming draft, but it's not set in stone after a combine that showed extremes along the athletic spectrum.