Wide receiver| TCU| Senior

Height:6-foot-2 | Weight: 202 pounds

College Stats

2015: set TCU records with 79 catches and 14 touchdowns; recorded 1,337 receiving yards as he was named a first-team All-American; finalist for Biletnikoff Award for nation's top wide receiver; semifinalist for Walter Camp Player of the Year and Maxwell Award; set TCU's single-game record with 267 yards and tied TCU's single-game record with 18 receptions (against Texas Tech)

Career: TCU's all-time leader in receiving yards (2,785) and touchdown receptions with 29; ranks second in school history with 180 receptions; is one of just two in TCU history with at least 20 touchdown receptions in a career and one of just six with 15 or more touchdown receptions in a career; played freshman season at Wyoming; ended collegiate career with 3,178 yards receiving and 215 receptions in 47 games; caught 34 total touchdowns in collegiate career

Combine Results

40-yard dash: 4.50 seconds

Bench press: 14 reps of 225 pounds

Broad jump: 10 feet, 11 inches (2nd among WRs)

Vertical jump: 41 inches (tied for 1st among WRs)

3-cone drill: 6.84 seconds

20-yard shuttle: 4.08 seconds (3rd among WRs)

60-yard shuttle: 11.06 seconds (3rd among WRs)

Profile

Summary:Doctson may not be the biggest or tallest wide receiver, but he has great athleticism and is known for his outstanding ability to compete for jump balls. Long arms help his catch radius and strong hands help corral tough catches.

CBS Sports' Dane Brugler also noted that Doctson's character isn't a concern as he is an "unselfish, dependable and hungry worker — can't find anyone who will say a negative word about him. Highly productive, leading TCU in receiving each of his three seasons with the program."

Stacking up: NFL Media analyst Mike Mayock ranked Doctson as his third-best cornerback, moving him up from his initial fourth spot. Fellow analyst Bucky Brooks also has Doctson as the No. 3 prospect at the position. Daniel Jeremiah ranked Doctson at No. 39 in his list of the top 50 prospects in the 2016 NFL Draft. Jeremiah didn't have Doctson in his initial top 50, but added him after the combine.

Family ties: Doctson played one season at Wyoming before transferring to TCU. His mother, Tracy, is TCU's vice chancellor of marketing and communication. Doctson's older brother, Jeremiah, is also a student at the school.