Tag Archives: 2016 draft

Postseason Events: NFL Combine. Positives: Very good height and adequate bulk for the position. Above-average hand size. He runs with above-average lateral quickness and cutback vision. Shows some open field agility and can spin past tacklers. Runs with good balance … Continue reading →

Postseason Events: Tropic Bowl. Positives: He runs with above-average speed, quickness, and burst. Moves well laterally and is patient behind the line. Above average cutback vision. He shows the ability to run with power, getting low in short-yardage situations to … Continue reading →

49ers, Round 6. Postseason Events: NFL Combine. Positives: He has adequate height and bulk for the position. He runs with adequate burst and high knees through the line to get away from arm tackles. He is also able to run … Continue reading →

Vikings, UDFA. Postseason Events: Shrine Game. Positives: Adequate height for the position. While making moves, he continues to move forward to eat up space. Fair cutback vision. Fair stiff arm. Above-average track and game speed and burst – is able … Continue reading →

Postseason Events: NFLPA Bowl and NFL Combine. Positives: Was a redshirt senior, so he has a lot of experience. For a running back, he has great height and above-average bulk. Very good height for a fullback. Built more like a … Continue reading →

Ravens, Round 6. Postseason Events: Shrine Game. Positives: Though he was a quarterback in college, he runs like a running back, and scored a ridiculous number of touchdowns over the years. Has above-average speed for the position, and runs with … Continue reading →

Chargers, UDFA. Postseason Events: College Gridiron Showcase. Positives: Above-average bulk for the position. He is a fairly patient runner with above-average vision and waits for blocks to develop. Fairly quick feet. Above-average ability to change directions and accelerate out of … Continue reading →

Postseason Events: NFL Combine. Positives: Though he lacks size for the position, he is built proportionally. Patient behind the line. Runs pretty suddenly and decisively with above-average burst. Above-average lateral quickness and open field vision and is difficult to get … Continue reading →