Gary Snook (College Stats) - 1966 NFL Draft Pick #58 by STL
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Gary Snook - 1966 NFL Draft
Player Profile:
- Name: Gary Snook
- Position: Quarterback
- College: University of Wyoming
College Stats Overview:
- Passing Yards: 4,500 (approx.)
- Touchdowns: 30 (approx.)
- Interceptions: 15 (approx.)
- Completion Percentage: 55% (approx.)
Strengths:
- Strong Arm: Snook was known for his ability to throw deep passes, showcasing a strong arm that could stretch defenses.
- Leadership Qualities: Demonstrated strong leadership on and off the field, able to rally teammates and maintain composure under pressure.
- Experience: Played multiple seasons at Wyoming, providing him with valuable experience against various levels of competition.
Areas for Improvement:
- Decision Making: At times, Snook struggled with making quick decisions, leading to unnecessary turnovers.
- Mobility: While he had a decent pocket presence, his lack of mobility could limit his effectiveness against more agile defenders.
Projected Draft Status:
- Round: Late rounds (4th - 6th round projected)
- Teams of Interest: Several teams expressed interest in adding a developmental quarterback for depth and future potential.
Conclusion:
Gary Snook entered the 1966 NFL Draft with a solid college career at the University of Wyoming, showcasing a blend of physical talent and leadership qualities. While there were areas that needed refinement, particularly in decision-making and mobility, his strong arm and experience made him a candidate for a team looking to develop a quarterback for the future.
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