Besides intangibles, though, Tuiasosopo has the quick feet that teams covet to make something out of nothing in the face of pass-rush specialists. Intangibles are what coaches fall in love with. When the game is in the balance, this guy makes plays. He's a playmaker. That's how the NFL is set up now, for close games.
Most games come right down to the end, and whoever makes the plays at the end wins.
Vick is the consensus top prospect at quarterback and a talent to behold because of his unusual running ability and cannon arm. He played only two seasons at Virginia Tech and was taught to run if neither of his first two reads was open, so he'll probably need two years of seasoning before becoming an effective NFL player. He passed for almost 12,000 yards in three years as a starter and has all the intangibles. After Vick and Brees, many scouts consider either Rutgers' Mike McMahon or Florida's Jesse Palmer as the next-best prospects. He hung in there, you have to give him credit for that.