Tends to reach for the ball too much, especially on post patterns. Lack of foot quickness is a concern. While he could sneak into the draft s third round, it looks like his birth certificate will scare off a few teams, pushing him into the second day draft event. While he has great leadership qualities, his immobility and penchant for making his receivers constantly work to get to the ball has career backup written all over his resume, if he even gets a career to talk about. One of the more colorful characters you will ever meet, keeping teammates loose on the field in pressure situations.
Hands are very stiff, lacking that natural ability to intercept the ball.
Showing a nose for the football, all five of his fumble recoveries have led to KSU scoring drives. Some teams like him better than Archuleta, Gibson, Bashir or Wilson, but others are concerned about his history of injury problems. Excels as a wedge-buster on the special teams coverage units. Fails to step up and face the blitz, preferring to dive at the defender s ankles. His 28 touchdowns on the ground are surpassed only by Little s 35 in Syracuse annals.