That's what I am talking about !
Ive been asking for a while how has he been looking in the self workouts.
Glad to see he's been putting in the work on his speed.
Our WR competition is going to be fun to watch this yr.

Nice write up on his work ethic

Alabama Football News
Alabama WR signee, Javon Baker’s, ‘work ethic’ is his biggest asset
By Justin Smith .

Alabama’s 2020 wide receiver signee, Javon Baker, is not the most talkative person as he tends to let his game speak for itself.

Scheduled to hopefully enroll into the University of Alabama in June, Baker is working hard to make sure he is ready to show what he can do the moment he steps on campus. A workout schedule, which consists of time on the football field and on the track is helping the McEachern product stay on pace. Under the toolage of TJ Brown, a wide receiver specialist at Top Shelf Performance, Baker has been working on this opportunity for two and a half years now.

“When I first met Javon, the biggest thing that stood out was his hands,” Brown said. “He was able to catch everything that came his way. I first met him when I was helping coach the Cam Newton Foundation and we had him, Jadon Haselwood (Oklahoma) George Pickens (Georgia) and those freakish athlete type guys. Javon was one of the younger guys then and he had to step it up to get notice and he did.”

Baker showed off his hands during his senior season for the Indians as well. The Alabama signee pulled in 11 receiving touchdowns en route to a nice season for McEachern. Although his hands and his route running have a lot of Alabama fans excited, his biggest asset stands behind the scene

“What a lot of people do not know is that Javon’s biggest asset is his work ethic,” Brown added. “For him to be a kid of his caliber with all the attention that comes his way, he really does not care too much about that. He just continues to work. If we workout today, he will call begging me tomorrow to do it again. He strives for perfection and wants to be great at everything. If he messes up on a route, he is going to do it five or six times until he gets it right. ”

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Alabama’s 2020 wide receiver signee, Javon Baker, is not the most talkative person as he tends to let his game speak for itself.

Scheduled to hopefully enroll into the University of Alabama in June, Baker is working hard to make sure he is ready to show what he can do the moment he steps on campus. A workout schedule, which consists of time on the football field and on the track is helping the McEachern product stay on pace. Under the toolage of TJ Brown, a wide receiver specialist at Top Shelf Performance, Baker has been working on this opportunity for two and a half years now.

“When I first met Javon, the biggest thing that stood out was his hands,” Brown said. “He was able to catch everything that came his way. I first met him when I was helping coach the Cam Newton Foundation and we had him, Jadon Haselwood (Oklahoma) George Pickens (Georgia) and those freakish athlete type guys. Javon was one of the younger guys then and he had to step it up to get notice and he did.”

Baker showed off his hands during his senior season for the Indians as well. The Alabama signee pulled in 11 receiving touchdowns en route to a nice season for McEachern. Although his hands and his route running have a lot of Alabama fans excited, his biggest asset stands behind the scene.

“What a lot of people do not know is that Javon’s biggest asset is his work ethic,” Brown added. “For him to be a kid of his caliber with all the attention that comes his way, he really does not care too much about that. He just continues to work. If we workout today, he will call begging me tomorrow to do it again. He strives for perfection and wants to be great at everything. If he messes up on a route, he is going to do it five or six times until he gets it right. ”

Top Shelf Performance and Brown have worked with some great wide receivers in the past. Not only have they work with current college stars, but they have also work with some NFL talent, including Calvin Ridley and Mecole Hartman. According to Brown, Baker draws comparisons to those guys, but he also does something, that differentiates him from those guys during their high school days.