The 5 Biggest Strengths and Weaknesses of Justin Blackmon’s Game

April 15, 2012   ·   Alen Dumonjic   ·   Jump to comments

Oklahoma State wide receiver Justin Blackmon has been one of the best players in all of college football the past two seasons, making a plethora of big plays every Saturday in an wide-open Air Raid offense. However, since the conclusion of his junior season, the draft process has not been as kind to him.
NFL personnel men and the media have played press coverage on Blackmon starting with the combine, where he suspiciously did not take part in the running of the 40-yard dash, yet ran routes and showing off his eye-hand coordination in pass-catching drills. 
This has led to some claiming his stock is on the downfall with the most recent criticism of him not being an "elite" prospect. Whether he is or isn't is subjective, but one thing's for sure: he's one of the top prospects at his position and arguably the best.
But like any other prospect, he has his strengths and weaknesses, which I've narrowed down to five specific ones. 
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