Here are some examples of his impressive route running. He shows good feet and some nice body control to disguise his routes. This allows him to gain separation from his coverage. His ability to move in and out of breaks while maintaining his speed is a true asset in his route running. The receiver leaves the corner behind and catches the pass in stride for a big play. Like the safety in the previous play, Schwartz is too fast for the corner to pick up, turn, and run with. In the final play against Mississippi State, Schwartz is running another streak route, this time versus single off-man coverage. The safety has no chance and Schwartz is able to get way past the defense to catch the ball and run it in for a touchdown. He is able to turn on the jets from the start and force the deep safety to quickly pick him up and turn to run with him. Schwartz runs a streak route versus zone coverage. The second play versus LSU is one we already saw early. He easily speeds past his man and is wide open downfield, but the quarterback overthrows him. The receiver performs a nice stutter move at the beginning of the route and then turns on the jets. In the first play against Georgia, Schwartz is covered in single-man coverage as he runs a deep vertical route. Here are some examples of his deep ball ability. His ability to maintain speed while changing directions allows him to easily get by the coverage. He can take the top off the defense on a consistent basis because of his elite speed. He showcases easy separation speed to run past his man in coverage. With his speed, Schwartz is a home run threat every time he takes the field. He showcases his explosive speed to turn the corner and then go twenty yards before he is forced out or even touched. In the final play versus Arkansas, Schwartz takes another reverse handoff. Schwartz gets so wide open that he was able to slow down to catch the pass while still not getting touched on his way to the endzone. The safety covering the back half of the field had no chance to turn and sprint with the receiver. In the second play against LSU, Schwartz runs a streak route and just blazes the secondary. He is able to blast through the seam between the two defenders, finishing off the touchdown run by beating two other defenders to the endzone. He takes the handoff from the running back and has green grass in front of him until he is met by two oncoming defenders. The first play versus Texas A&M is a double reverse to Schwartz. Here are some examples of his explosive speed. And, in the open field, he can pick up yards in a blink of an eye. He can easily run past any cornerback covering him in man coverage. He can quickly get to his top speed and maintain it while he changes direction. His speed shows up in everything he does. A high school track star, Schwartz ran a 4.26-second 40-yard dash during the pre-draft process. This is Schwartz’s number one trait and the trait that pops off the film. So, let’s take a look at what the Browns have in their third-round pick.Ģ021 NFL Draft Browns Film Room Series: Greg Newsome and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah Strengths Speed So, what are we to expect from the former Auburn star? In today’s film room, I take a look at Schwartz’s game, examining his strengths and weaknesses. Schwartz is likely to factor into the receiver rotation this season. In ten games last season, he caught 54 passes for 636 yards and three touchdowns. 91 overall, the Browns selected wide receiver Anthony Schwartz of Auburn. After selecting defensive players with their first two picks in the draft, the Browns moved to the offense for their next selection. The Cleveland Browns had a busy 2021 NFL Draft, selecting eight new players over the three days.
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