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Doug Dusenbury (College Stats) - 1965 NFL Draft Pick #214 by PIT


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Doug Dusenbury (1965 NFL Draft)

Player Profile:

  • Name: Doug Dusenbury
  • College: University of Florida
  • Position: Offensive Lineman

College Stats:

  • Games Played: 35
  • Games Started: 30
  • Notable Achievements:
    • Recipient of All-SEC honors
    • Key contributor to the offensive line

Strengths:

  • Physicality: Dusenbury was known for his tough playing style, excelling in blocking assignments.
  • Experience: With multiple years as a starter, he showcased his ability to read defenses and adjust accordingly.
  • Leadership: A respected player in the locker room, he demonstrated leadership qualities on and off the field.

Areas for Improvement:

  • Footwork: While effective in blocking, further refinement in footwork could enhance his agility.
  • Pass Protection: Although solid in run blocking, he would need to improve his pass protection skills for the next level.

Overall Assessment:

Doug Dusenbury was regarded as a promising offensive lineman entering the 1965 NFL Draft. His combination of size, experience, and toughness made him an appealing prospect. Teams looking for a reliable offensive lineman who could contribute both immediately and over the long term viewed him as a potential mid-round selection. With continued development in his technique, Dusenbury had the potential to become a valuable asset at the professional level.