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Player Bio

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Michael Jordan, born on February 17, 1963, in Brooklyn, New York, is a retired professional basketball player widely considered one of the greatest athletes in history. Jordan played the majority of his illustrious career with the Chicago Bulls in the NBA, leading the team to six championships. Known for his scoring prowess, athleticism, and competitive spirit, he earned five MVP awards and six NBA Finals MVP awards. Jordan briefly pursued a baseball career during his first retirement in the mid-1990s. His impact extends beyond the court, as he became a successful businessman and majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets.

Analysis

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Overview

Michael Jordan is a big, long wideout specializing in downfield jump-ball victories. He’s a high-riser with an above-average wingspan, but he rarely slips past press coverage easily and fails to separate like he should relative to the blazing speed he showed at the NFL Scouting Combine. He’s a raw route runner with tight hips and a lack of attention to detail that allows defenders to anticipate breaks and contest his catches on a regular basis. Ford-Wheaton has the size and hand strength to post victories on 50-50 throws, but he will need to prove he can consistently play to his athletic ability.

Strengths

• Big frame with plus wingspan.
• Good physicality at the top of the route.
• Uses frame to shield and catch through contact.
• Uses hand fighting to free himself for late separation.
• Jump-ball specialist with strong hands and focus.
• Length to reach high outside the frame and bring it in.
  

Weaknes

• Had just three 100-yard games over three seasons.
• Lacks the functional foot quickness to slip press coverage unscathed.
• Fails to gain much separation at the stem.
• Rounded routes allow cornerbacks to undercut throws.
• His route tree had very few limbs on it.