Strengths:
Where to begin? Calvin Johnson will go down as one of the best WR prospects to ever enter the National Football League. His skills and abilities force scouts to project him in the league of former WR prospects such as Randy Moss and Larry Fitzgerald. Johnson has 4.35 speed with a huge frame, which is cause for scouts and GMs everywhere to salivate at the immense potential that Johnson has. On top of his physical tools, he has amazing hands and works well in traffic. Also, refreshingly enough, his mental makeup is much more Marvin Harrison than it is Terrell Owens.
Weaknesses:
Not many weaknesses to speak of to be completely honest. This is nitpicking, but from time to time Johnson had some inconsistent performances. Much of this is due to the fact that he had a QB that was very below average, but you still want to see the #1 overall prospect in ANY draft dominate on every occasion.
Overall:
Clearly the #1 prospect in the 2007 NFL draft. Johnson is as sure of a prospect at the WR position that we have ever seen. We have heard the analogy that Peyton Manning was to QB prospects that Calvin Johnson now is to WR prospects. The statement rings true. Johnson should contribute immediately and is a future multiple Pro Bowler.