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Fred Moore () - 1962 NFL Draft Pick #135 by BAL


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis: Fred Moore (1962 NFL Draft)

College: University of Southern California

Position: Running Back

  • Physical Attributes:
    • Height: 5'11"
    • Weight: 195 lbs
    • Speed: Notable for his quick acceleration and top-end speed.
  • Playing Style:
    • Versatile running back with the ability to both run and catch the ball effectively.
    • Demonstrated excellent vision and agility in navigating through defenses.
    • Strong lower body that allows for breaking tackles and gaining extra yards.
  • Strengths:
    • Exceptional burst and acceleration, making him a threat on outside runs.
    • Strong receiving skills out of the backfield, adding depth to his offensive capabilities.
    • Good work ethic and discipline, often noted for his preparation and effort in practice.
  • Weaknesses:
    • Inconsistent ball security; had issues with fumbles during college.
    • Needs improvement in pass protection skills to compete at the professional level.
    • Limited experience against top-tier college defenses due to the strength of schedule.
  • Projected Draft Round: 3rd to 5th Round
  • Overall Assessment:
    Fred Moore is viewed as a potential starter with the right development, particularly in bolstering his pass protection capabilities and improving his ball security. His dual-threat ability as both a runner and receiver makes him an appealing option for teams looking to enhance their backfield. With some coaching and adjustments, he could become a valuable asset in the NFL.

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