Draft Scout Snapshot:DS Rating on 8/24/08: #14 WR, #117/750 Overall, Projected Rnd: 4-5 2008: All-Southeastern Conference first-team selection by the league's coaches, earning second-team honors from The NFL Draft Report and Associated Press...Academic All-SEC, Honor Roll and Athletic Director's Honor Roll choice...Named the team's permanent overall captain and earned the Leon Farmer Award for dedication to the strength and conditioning program and academics...Led the team with a career-high 58 receptions, the third-best season total in school history, as his 920 yards receiving (15.9 avg) rank fourth on the Bulldogs annual list...His eight touchdown catches placed fourth on Georgia's single-season record chart...Also attempted two passes - one each vs. Alabama and Georgia Tech...Massaquoi started 36 of 51 games at Georgia, catching 158 passes for 2,282 yards (14.4 avg) and 16 touchdowns...Only Terrence Edwards (204, 1999-2002), Brice Hunter (182, 1992-95) and Fred Gibson (161, 2001-04) had more receptions at Georgia...His 2,282 yards also rank fourth in school history behind Edwards (SEC record 3,093 yards), Gibson (2,884) and Hunter (2,373)...That quartet joined Lindsay Scott (2,098 yards, 1978-81) and Reggie Brown (2,008 yards, 2000-04) as the only Bulldogs to amass more than 2,000 yards receiving...2007: 13 GP; 10 GS; Rush: 1-12-12-0; Rec: 32-491-15.3-4; 1 Sol-1 TT, 1 TFL...2006: 12 GP; 9 GS; Rec: 30-366-12.2-2; Appeared in 12 games with nine starts; Team-high 30 catches for 366 yards and two TDs; Tied career high with six grabs and one TD against #16 Ga. Tech; Career-long 39-yard catch in win at South Carolina; Recipient of James W. and Elizabeth Plant Football Scholarship; One catch for 12 yards in annual spring G-Day game...2005: 13 GP; 4 GS; Rush: 1-23-23-0; Rec: 38-505-13.3-2; Caught two passes for 47 yards in debut against Boise State; Had at least one catch in the first seven games of the season; Caught his first career touchdown pass (6 yards) versus Vanderbilt...Freshman All-America Honorable Mention by The Sporting News; Offensive Newcomer of the Year Award; Recipient of James W. and Elizabeth Plant Football Scholarship.
Post-Draft Outlook: A closer look at the Browns' picks: Round 2/50 -- Mohamed Massaquoi, WR, 6-2, 210, Georgia...The fact the Browns would take wide receivers back-to-back says a few things; they are covering themselves if legal troubles prevent Donte Stallworth from playing, they are preparing for Braylon Edwards to leave through free agency and they don't have much faith in last year's sixth-round draft pick, Paul Hubbard. Massaquoi graduated in December with a degree in psychology. He is smooth as a receiver and caught 58 passes as a senior. - by The Sports Xchange
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01/15/10 - WR Mohamed Massaquoi is a keeper and will benefit from the off-season and another training camp. Often when Quinn or Anderson threw an interception, Massaquoi was the intended target. Sometimes he went one way and the ball was thrown to a different spot. Still, he led the team with 34 catches.
01/13/10 - WR Mohamed Massaquoi, a rookie second-round pick, led the Browns with 34 receptions, the fewest number of catches for the Browns' leader in receptions since the NFL went to a 16-game schedule in 1978. That includes the strike season of 1982 when teams played nine games. That year, Ozzie Newsome led the Browns with 49 catches.
12/29/09 - WR Mohamed Massaquoi made a true NFL catch against Oakland when he snagged a pass thrown behind him. Massaquoi's development has been steady if not dramatic. He appears to be a legitimate No. 2 receiver, but must prove he can be a No. 1.
12/22/09 - WR Mohamed Massaquoi has seen his numbers shrink the last two games, as the Browns threw few passes. The weather limited the passing game against Pittsburgh, and the Browns didn't have to throw much against Kansas City the way they ran the ball.
12/15/09 - WR Mohamed Massaquoi is growing on the job -- and playing like a rookie. Massaquoi had a 37-yard catch against Pittsburgh, but he also misread coverage on two incompletions. It's not surprising. Massaquoi has to learn while playing.
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