Great leaping ability, body control, and big hands allow him to get up over any defender and win a jump ball
Uses his body well to shield defenders
Experienced and polished in run blocking
Easily beats jams at the line of scrimmage
Great Y.A.C guy, powerful runner who does not go down easily
Fearless, has no problem going over the middle
Tremendous upside, has the size, speed, and ball skills to be an elite receiver
Cons
No experience in a pro style offense
Does not run sharp routes at all. But was not required to in college
Suffered broken foot training for combine
Fast once he gets going, but takes some time to accelerate
Comes out of stance, and cuts too high
Overall
Pretty much every aspect of Thomas' scouting report needs to be denoted with the asterisk of playing in the triple option attack at Georgia Tech. It is the reason he was so successful (25 Y.P.C, 8 TD's last season), but also contributes to his inexperience in playing in an N.F.L style offense, and running sharp routes, things he was not required to do in college. When Georgia Tech rarely decided to pass, Thomas was the only receiving option, catching 59% of the teams receptions as a junior, using his size and speed to beat single coverage regularly. Thomas is a little bit of a project, but he has everything you would want out of a number 1 receiver, and with some time could grow into something special. Thomas has tremendous potential, and some team will pick him up in the late first, or early second round.
