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Denver Broncos Draft Troy Franklin at 102 | Scouting Report and What to Expect

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Luke Reimer

With the 102nd overall pick in the NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos draft Troy Franklin — wide receiver out of Oregon. Franklin proved to be one of the best receivers in college football last season and with his route running ability should be a strong force early in the NFL. Let’s take a look at what Troy Franklin brings to the Broncos.

Troy Franklin NFL Draft Profile 2024

Troy Franklin
Position: WR
Height: 6’2”
Weight: 176 lbs
Age: 21
College: Oregon Ducks

Troy Franklin Stats 2023

  • Games: 13
  • Targets: 115
  • Receptions: 81
  • Yards: 1,383
  • Touchdowns: 14

Troy Franklin Highlights

Troy Franklin Combine Results

40-Yard Dash4.41 Sec
10-Yard Split1.61 Sec
Vertical Jump39″
Broad Jump10’4”
3-Cone Drill6.9 Sec
20-Yd Shuttle4.31 Sec
Bench Press

Troy Franklin Scouting Report

Strengths

During Oregon’s strong season, Troy Franklin was arguably the Ducks’ biggest playmaker. Being the number one option during Bo Nix’s best season as a college quarterback, Franklin was able to turn heads with his sharp routes and long touchdowns. Franklin does a great job on his release off the line, where he is able to then use strong footwork to find himself wide open. After the catch, he may be as good as anyone in the draft, as he easily avoids defenders with a nose for finding the end zone.

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Weaknesses

Franklin needs to excel on his route running and separation, due to his skinny frame. Standing at 6-2, the receiver weighs just 176 pounds. As more of a finesse player, it seems likely that Franklin will need to ramp up his physicality to compete with bigger defensive backs in the NFL. That physicality will need to develop in order to come up with contested catches.

What to Expect from Troy Franklin in 2024

While Franklin sports somewhat of a slender frame, his incredible footwork are what is going to be intriguing. While some rookies struggle to transition to the NFL, Franklin’s ability to create space is going to be invaluable. Franklin should be able to work the medium routes to create space underneath and over the top for his teammates. Similar to what Dontayvion Wicks did with the Packers last season, Franklin can certainly come on as a reliable target late in the season if he can reliably find soft spots in the defense.


This post was last modified on April 27, 2024 11:21 AM

Luke Reimer

From Green Bay, Wisconsin. NBA, College Basketball, MLB and NFL Fan/Writer. UW-La Crosse Graduate. Watch Sports, Play Basketball and Travel in Free Time. Love to go Fishing. Go Tar Heels.

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