Noah Brown

while inexperienced, as a redshirt sophomore brown is technically eligible to enter the 2017 nfl draft.

--Rob Rang (@robrang), 9/18/16

strengths

Possesses a unique combination of size, speed, agility and body control. Accelerates smoothly down the sidelined when able to get a clean release, showing off straight-line speed and body control. Drops his hips and turns with fluidity.

versatile athlete who has seen snaps at receiver, h-back and on special teams.

WEAKNESSES

still very inexperienced at the position.

IN OUR VIEW

Brown was considered one of the finest athletes nationally in the 2014 class of prospects

with four-star ratings across the board, he was listed as high as the No. 9 "athlete" by Rivals and No. 13 by 247Sports

he was also listed as high as No. 123 on the Scout national rating and its No. 24 wide receiver

positioned at No. 218 on the Rivals 250

first-team all-New Jersey by the Newark Star-Ledger as a senior after amassing 1,363 total offensive yards and 21 touchdowns while helping Pope John, coached by Brian Carlson, reach the non-public league Group 3 final

team finished 10-2 No. 3 senior in the state, according to NJVarsity.com

named the West Jersey player of the year

had 41 receptions for 857 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2013 and 41 for 630 yards and six touchdowns as a junior

rushed for a combined 1,353 yards and scored 21 rushing touchdowns as a junior and senior

scored 45 touchdowns in 2012 and 2013 combined with four of them kickoff returns

Is the son of Allison and Dwight Brown.

2016