Overall
After a fantastic Sophomore Season with 11 hundred yards and 8 Touchdowns, Baldwin was set up for a monster Junior year, but he fell victim to atrocious quarterback play, and Pitt's offense did Baldwin absolutely no favors, so his disappointing Junior season is not a concern of mine. Baldwin reminds me a lot of Saints WR Marquez Colston, except with a little more speed. He is a tremendous Red-Zone target, who wins just about every jump-ball thrown his way, and his height and long arms give his quarterback a huge target to throw at. He has good, but not great speed, he won't run past many corners in 1-on-1, but is not slow by any means. He is extremely tough to defend on post routes, and if he is able to get down the field and is only covered by 1 guy, he will be coming down with the ball. To be effective, Baldwin will have to have at least 1 other good receiver on the field to draw some coverage away, as he can't get enough separation all by himself. He is someone who can consistently get 10 Touchdowns in a season, and should get picked by a team looking for a secondary weapon sometime later in round 1.
