From the video
I would probably rank it as Drake London at the top... He he's he's not a fast player. He is certainly not what we'd call quick twitch, but he's more of this like big long fluid basketball player.
STACKED’s take
Top of big, fluid receiver archetype; gets open through fluidity, not quick-twitch.
Matt Harmon ranks Drake London at the top of the big, fluid wide receiver archetype. London is not a fast or quick-twitch player, but operates as a 'big long fluid basketball player' (he was literally a basketball player) who gets open through route execution and fluidity rather than separation metrics. Harmon charted London as good at getting open in college and the NFL, contrary to many evaluators who flagged him as having separation issues in the prospect phase. Harmon attributes the separation concern to aesthetics and highlight bias. London excels in the open field and gets open at all three levels, with fluidity being the key trait for this archetype. Harmon emphasizes that evidence of consistently getting open and executing route assignments over a large sample matters more than highlight-bias quick-twitch separation.
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