Would you draft this player

4.6 40 yard dash -- 24 reps bench press -- 31.5 vert jump -- 118 broad jump -- 6.75 cone drill --
4.24 20 yard cone shuttle

Taller back who presents a big target for defenders to hit, especially when failing to lower his pads going into the hole. Size also limits his breakaway speed and ability to create on his own if challenged by better front sevens. Sub par vision prevents him from seeing cut back lines and sees him running up the back of his lead blocker too often. Pass protection form is inconsistent, has size to handle rushers or at least push them around the pocket, but often moves his feet too slowly or tries to cut instead of setting to anchor. Holds the ball away from his body at times, though he doesn't fumble very often.

He has monster size, but also shows nimble feet. Can make people miss at any level of the field, but doesn't have very good vision. As the season progressed, his lateral agility declined. He proved capable of handling a tremendous amount of touches. To become a full-time back though, he will need to continue to improve his ability as a pass catcher or become a more consistent blocker, in addition to improving his vision as a runner.

 

It's Bell, yes?

 

We already did.

 

only if that guy didn't want 15 mil.

 

You go back and read most of these evaluations of players by these so called experts and all you can do is shake uour head. I believe what I see on the field on gameday.
I know this next statement is not football but is a great example of evaluations by the experts. KD formerly of Okc and now a champion with the warriors. He was the laughing stock of the nba evaluation. Vouldnt bench press, skinny, wouldnt be able to post.
Again, I believe what I see with own eyes

 

Always , always take the eye ball test. And if given the oppurtunity the cream will always
rise to the top.

 

Love that. "Poor vision" kinda cracked me up. It just shows you how far heart and work etchic can take you. He worked on the things that people thought he was weak at... and now those are some of his greatest strengths. Good on Le'Veon, and he's going to be rewarded for it $$$.

Even "experts" can't predict a players future. I bet Trent Richardson's draft profile made him sound like the second coming of Adrian Peterson lol

 

how do you have nimble feet but still moves feet to slow in blocking