Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint put together a solid showing at the 2024 NFL combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. Rosemy-Jacksaint is not an elite athlete per NFL standards, but he does several things that coaches love. Rosemy-Jacksaint consistently catches the ball, is a physical blocker and is willing to play special teams.

Rosemy-Jacksaint projects as a possession wide receiver that excels in the intermediate passing game in the NFL. The former Georgia standout has good size and is projected to be a middle- or late-round draft pick.

How did Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint perform at the 2024 NFL combine?

Rosemy-Jacksaint's measurements

Rosemy-Jacksaint showed off his reliable hands in the stretch

Rosemy-Jacksaint in the broad jump and vertical jump

Rosemy-Jacksaint posted a 35-inch vertical jump, which was third-to-last (tied) among wide receivers. The lengthy wide receiver also posted a 9-foot, 11-inch broad jump, which was second-to-last among wide receivers. Rosemy-Jacksaint performed well in on-field drills.

Drills Rosemy-Jacksaint did not participate in

Rosemy-Jacksaint did not compete in the following athletic tests:

• 40-yard dash

• Bench press

• Three-cone drill

• Shuttle run (20-yards)

NFL analyst likes what he saw from Rosemy-Jacksaint

Analysis on Rosemy-Jacksaint

Story originally appeared on UGA Wire