2020 NFL Draft: TCU’s Jalen Reagor torching secondaries near you

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FORT WORTH, TX – SEPTEMBER 29: Jalen Reagor #1 of the TCU Horned Frogs carries the ball against D’Andre Payne #1 of the Iowa State Cyclones and Spencer Benton #58 of the Iowa State Cyclones in the first half at Amon G. Carter Stadium on September 29, 2018 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images) /

Reagor’s Production

Jalen Reagor contributed right away for the Horned Frogs in 2017 as a freshman, hence how he was named to both of the high honored freshman awards at TCU and in the Big-12. Fresh out of high school, Reagor torched Big-12 defenses for 576 yards and eight touchdowns on 33 catches; he averaged a massive 17 yards per reception.

His most successful season came a year ago as a sophomore for the Horned Frogs, where Reagor topped 1,000 yards receiving. He finished his 2018 campaign with 1,061 yards and nine touchdowns on 72 catches, proving he could be more than just a deep threat, but a reliable underneath receiver as well.

As @BradKelly17 noted yesterday, Jalen Reagor was a track star (long jump) in high school. That same athleticism is VERY apparent on tape.

Here he literally runs in a perfectly straight line against some super soft coverage and still gets 5 yards of separation.

Quality stuff. pic.twitter.com/b37RKS4ivY
— Carter Donnick (@CDonnick1) May 11, 2019

This year, battling a new quarterback and injuries, Reagor saw his production take a dip for the Horned Frogs. Catching just 43 passes, Reagor tallied 611 yards receiving and five touchdowns. He did, however, make an impact as a punt returner for TCU this year, even taking one to the house.

Finishing his Horned Frogs career with 2,248 yards receiving and 25 total touchdowns, Reagor showed the flash, fireworks, and consistency needed for a wide receiver at the next level. We will now take a look at his traits.

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