Pittsburgh wide receiver Jon Baldwin chose to enter the 2011 NFL Draft following his junior season with the Panthers. He scored 13 touchdowns in the past two seasons as a starter, and the 2010 All-Big East standout figures to be one of the first wide receivers chosen in April's draft.

Strengths

• Size (6-foot-5, 230 pounds) - creates mismatches against smaller defenders
• Strong hands
• Excellent body control
• Possession receiver mold with ability to turn it up field

• Interesting prospect with upside

  Promising, willing blocker
• Knows most of the route tree
• Collegiate and NFL bloodlines
• Upside

Weaknesses

• Lets too many passes hit his body or slip through his hands
• Not as good in jump-ball situations as his size would suggest
• Maturity and character concerns (2009 arrest indecent assault, harassment and disorderly conduct toward a female student - was later dismissed)
• Questionable acceleration and speed - can he create enough separation?

Expected draft placement

Depending how he times in the 40-yard dash, Baldwin could appeal to teams in need of a possession threat who could develop into a low-end No. 1 receiver. If he times well, then teams have to determine if his attitude will be an issue. Baldwin is probably a second-rounder or high selection in the third round.