Jim Todd () - 1966 NFL Draft Pick #129 by PHI
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Jim Todd (1966 NFL Draft)
Player Profile:
- Name: Jim Todd
- College: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
- Position: Defensive Tackle
- Height: 6'4"
- Weight: 250 lbs
Strengths:
- Strong physical presence on the defensive line, capable of disrupting offensive plays.
- Excellent speed and agility for his size, allowing him to chase down ball carriers.
- Good technique in pass-rushing situations, with a knack for getting to the quarterback.
- Strong understanding of defensive schemes, demonstrating leadership qualities on the field.
Weaknesses:
- Inconsistent performance throughout his college career, raising questions about his durability.
- Needs to improve his ability to shed blocks against larger offensive linemen.
- Limited experience in coverage situations, which may hinder versatility in the NFL.
Overall Assessment:
Jim Todd has the potential to be a valuable asset to any NFL team looking for a defensive tackle with size and speed. His ability to penetrate the offensive line and disrupt plays makes him a candidate for early rounds in the draft. However, teams will need to assess his consistency and durability before making a commitment. With the right coaching, Todd could develop into a key player on the defensive front.
Projected Draft Round: 3rd to 5th Round