King got reps opposite of Keyon Jackson last fall. The long powerful receiver is very tough to jam in coverage off the line, and shows good enough speed getting upfield to create good separation. More importantly, King is just so big that defensive backs at any level will have trouble getting him down. Couple the fact that he is coming off a younger career where he built a relationship with the starting QB in 2019, and I can see him getting a lot of targets. King is very tough after the catch, and could actually see him continuing to fill out his frame and be closer to 230 at the next level, so he could potentially be a hybrid WR/TE. Pretty obvious that King will be the top target at Grayson next fall. King catches the football away from his body, he does a nice job of turn and pulling away from the defensive back so they cannot break up the pass. Pretty strong hands. Def a FBS player.

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