There are many unknowns leading up to April's NFL draft, but one thing should be clear.
Lamar Jackson isn't a wide receiver. Not even close.
A Heisman Trophy winner who can effortlessly sling a pigskin 50 yards with the flick of the wrist while eluding a pass-rusher should not catch passes for a living.
Jackson should enter the NFL as a quarterback—and retire as one, too.
Yet, some NFL pundits, former NFL general manager Bill Polian chief among them, say the former Louisville quarterback is better suited as a pro wide receiver, even if he didn't record a catch in college.