Robert Dickerson () - 1963 NFL Draft Pick #192 by PIT
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Robert Dickerson (1963 NFL Draft)
Player Profile:
- Name: Robert Dickerson
- Position: Running Back
- College: University of Southern California
Strengths:
- Speed: Known for his exceptional speed and agility, Dickerson was able to outrun defenders with ease.
- Vision: Displayed excellent field vision, allowing him to find and exploit running lanes effectively.
- Pass-catching Ability: Versatile in the passing game, he was capable of making plays as a receiver out of the backfield.
Weaknesses:
- Size: At 5'10" and 190 lbs, there were concerns about his ability to withstand the physicality of the NFL.
- Blocking Skills: Needed improvement in pass protection, which could limit his playing time in certain offensive schemes.
Overall Assessment:
Robert Dickerson was viewed as a dynamic playmaker with the potential to be a feature back in the NFL. His speed and elusiveness made him a valuable asset in both rushing and passing situations. However, concerns about his size and blocking ability raised questions about his effectiveness in a league known for its physicality. Teams that prioritized speed and versatility might see him as a high-value pick in the early rounds of the draft.
Projected Draft Round: 2nd to 3rd Round