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Lance also leaves his feet unnecessarily for targets... There was a real lack of confidence in his game when it came to attacking the ball... he could endure similar bouts of inconsistent production as Marvin Harrison Jr... He's a habitual clap attacker of the ball... very talented guy, but he's got some technical work to do that could really slow him down.
STACKED’s take
Ball tracking and clap-attack flaws could limit Lance's NFL consistency.
Lance exhibits multiple catch-point technical flaws that could limit his NFL production: he leaves his feet unnecessarily when targets arrive at his chest, lacks confidence attacking the ball with proper technique, and is a habitual clap attacker (striking the ball with palms instead of fingertips, creating violent recoil and drops). Ball tracking is his biggest obstacle—the same issue that plagued Marvin Harrison Jr. in college and magnified in the NFL. These tracking and attacking issues usually get magnified in the NFL where defenses exploit them. Lance will likely be drafted late second or early third day for his deep speed and promise, but if he doesn't address these unforced errors, he could endure similar bouts of inconsistent production as Harrison Jr. The source emphasizes tracking issues aren't his only catch-point problem.
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