McCoy is a big-bodied wide receiver with build-up speed but a quick first step off the line. This allows him the ability to uncover quickly on short area routes like slants and drags. He faced a lot of off-coverage in college and had no issues gaining separation against it. His gear down at the top of his routes still needs some work in terms of consistency. He ran a ton of curls and in-breaking routes in college. His route tree was more limited and will have to expand in the NFL. When McCoy was tasked with go routes, he would routinely try to win with just speed, but he doesn't have the raw juice to do so consistently in the NFL. I would have loved to see McCoy utilized more on posts, corners, and deep overs, where he could have accessed his build-up speed and utilized his size more. McCoy had issues with physical corners who could press him and run with him. He needs to utilize his upper body strength versus press better. He has the footwork and necessary short-area agility to improve in this area. McCoy doesn't offer much in the realm of YAC. He had only 4.9 yards after the catch per reception in college. He's more of a possession receiver. Overall, he has decent hands. When the catch point is clean, he has been solid. He had a 5.1% drop rate in college, which isn't overly concerning, with plenty of those being concentration-related, but when the catch point is muddy, he does have issues. McCoy isn't a bully ball receiver, with less than a 43% contested catch rate in each of the last two seasons.