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Ayomanor is a guy I believe I've flagged before here. I think he checks all our boxes. Bigger guy with a thick build (6'1"/6'2" 210), physical blocker, high IQ player (only a RS Sophomore, but already shows a lot of savvy in his releases and routes), can get vertical (due more to great acceleration than elite top-end speed), has some YAC skills (though, he's not Puka Nacua or Cooper Kupp), and can win contested catches (but he's not an elite player in this respect). One of the things that stood out to me watching him are how loose and fluid his hips are for a guy his size.
I don't see him becoming an elite WR, but I think he can be a productive #2 WR who fits our offense well. The one big problem I saw with his film this year was concentration drops. Ayomanor isn't elite in any one area. Rather, he does a lot of things well. I think the football IQ, work ethic, and athletic talent are there for him to become a route technician. I've compared him to Pierre Garcon.
These are the highlights from his game last year against Colorado (as a Freshman RS) when he had over 290 yards in the second half:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gajZG7xu6uQ
And I think I've mentioned to your breakdowns of him he'd be a great #2 to Puka. I agree he can do it all but it's top tier elite at really any of them he's just really really good. He can stretch the field in multiple ways to help not only Puka and the TE's but the RB's too.