 What's up guys it's Jacob here for another Rugby Player Reacts video. Welcome, welcome to Rugby Player Reacts to Henry Ruggs. In fact the video is titled Why Henry Ruggs is the best wide receiver in the 2020 NFL Draft. In the previous video I just looked at his highlights. You know it's the first time I've seen him play. He's definitely got some speed. He's got some jukes although I didn't see a hell of a lot. But with all that being said we've got a video here. Why Henry Ruggs is the best wide receiver in the 2020 draft. It's a scouting report but I respect the point. I have never watched one of his videos before but if it's good enough I'll subscribe. And with that being said I mean if you enjoy my video um you know you can hit my subscribe button too or you could even like this video which helps more people see it. And with that being said let's get into it. Okay so this was before the combine. Well what a catch. More than just straight speed. This is a story. A native of Montgomery Alabama Ruggs was widely considered as one of the best high school prospects in the nation. In 24-7 sports considered him as a five star and he was rated number 24 nationally in their top 247. He was also the uplifts top rated receiver nationally. When it came time to make his college decision Ruggs elected to stay close to home and commit to the University of Alabama and it did not take long for him to make an impact with the Crimson Tide. In 2017 he was named to the all-SUC Freshman team. He served as band's primary kick and punt returner while also adding 12 receptions for 229. Really? So we didn't even see any of his kick returns or any of his punt returns. What? They're going to be one of his they're going to be some of his best runs. Henry Ruggs kick returns. Jalen Waddle. Quickest player in col- what? But hang on. Hang on mate. Sickhead it's HD is contradicted himself. He's calling Jalen Waddle and Henry Ruggs both the quickest player in college football. Robert E. Lee number six Henry Ruggs with a hundred yard kickoff return for touch up. All right well this is the only return we're going to see. All right well this is well this should be interesting. High school. High school football. Hundred yard kickoff return. As AJ Reid kicks this one away and this one's going to be short at the goal line and brought out to the 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 and he is going to go all the way to one. Too easy. As a sophomore Ruggs really took his game to the next level. He hold in 46 captains for 749 yards and 11 scores. His 11 touchdown receptions time for second in the SEC. He also ranked in the top 15 of the league in nearly every receiving category while tallying 20 plus yard gains and 13 of his catches in 2018. It's also relevant to point out that 34 of his grabs went for either a first down or a touchdown. If that wasn't enough Ruggs also displayed his heart in football instincts as he also contributed eight tackles in special teams. As a junior in his third and final season in Tuscaloosa, Henry Ruggs recorded 40 receptions for 746 yards and seven touchdowns averaging a team on 18.6 yards per catch. Overall, he finished his time with 30 in some time, ranked third in Alabama's career touchdown receptions less than 24, and his average of 17.5 yards per catch across his three seasons is good for sixth on the UA career list. Now, you may be thinking that his count and stats aren't that crazy or worthy of first run consideration. However, you have to consider very unique circumstances. Ruggs was playing with arguably the most talented in college football history. Jerry Judy, Devonte Smith, and Jaylen Waddle are all legit stars they'll be playing on Sundays. Further, Alabama is so good that a lot of games differ far than to throw the ball in the second half. Regardless, let's take a further look at Ruggs. What does this game look like? What makes them special? Well, it starts at the speed. I mean, obviously, there won't be many, if any, players on opposing defenses that can keep pace with them. He absolutely destroys pursuit angles with the ball in his hands and has a rare ability to accelerate and achieve unprecedented speed. But here's the thing. He isn't just a fast guy. His football skills are absolutely present at a high level. He features outstanding body control and ball skills to make him effective in contested situations. There are also plenty of reps out there that illustrate his ability to elevate and win through contact when necessary. Ruggs generally has no issues establishing his frame with a catch point and hauling him the football outside his frame with extension. He consistently makes excellent adjustments to the football in every direction. Yet, perhaps most important are his excellent intangibles. His competitive demeanor is evident in everything he does. He is fearless and will run slants and six routes over the middle and not flinch. He also does not shy away from the lineway, making contested catches and critical moments in the game. He works and tail off the block and computes with the ball in his hands post-catch. He also improves significantly by becoming an even better route runner in 2019 or 2018. He understands landmarks and timing and the sorts of technique required to be pressed coverage. There are not a lot of things Ruggs doesn't do well. Guys, I gotta be honest man, this is really testing me because at the end of the day I fucking could make this video. I could do that. Why Henry Ruggs is the best wide receiver in the 2020 draft? Man, I could watch a few games of the 2020 season and start making videos. Why Leonard Fournette is the best running back in the NFL? And just do a bit of film study. Why Tom Brady is the worst quarterback in the NFL? And just do a bit of film study. You know what man, we've seen enough. Honestly, we've seen enough. Basically just repeating everything that I thought and saw in the previous videos. So guys, I don't even know if this will make it to YouTube, but if it does, all it's done is provide me with motivation to start doing my own film study work. And if it's not with football, it's definitely going to be with rugby. So stay tuned. Just read and it rings a bell that Henry Ruggs best friend suddenly passed away and it altered the course of his life forever. So we're not going to watch the whole series. We are going to watch episode one and that's going to be in the next video. Following that, we're going on to Jerry Judy and I'll see you then. Peace out.