Possessing 4.3 speed, Meachem combines soft and dependable hands and is a polished route runner. In addition, Meachem was a model athlete and impressed his coaches with his work ethic and dedication to his team, never placing his individual accomplishments above the goals of the team. In addition, he understands how to use his long arms and his body to shield defenders from the ball, a knack some taller receivers struggle to grasp. Mecheam has also earned the reputation as an above average receiver, using his huge hands to easily snare passes and make plays in traffic.



"Every coach who had contact with him said he was an A+ character guy," said Loomis. "He impressed us at the combine with his interview and we brought him here to interview with us and he was very impressive."



Meachem was widely regarded as one of the finest wide receiver prospects to come out of Tennessee in the last twenty-five years. That, in itself, is impressive, considering that the school has produced such notable receiving stalwarts such as former Cincinnati Bengal Carl Pickens, former Dallas Cowboy Alvin Harper, former Bengal Tim McGee, and former Charger Anthony Miller, to name but a few.

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