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Bob Riggle (College Stats) - 1966 NFL Draft Pick #291 by ATL


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Bob Riggle - 1966 NFL Draft

Player Profile:
  • Name: Bob Riggle
  • Position: Defensive End
  • College: University of Kansas
College Stats Overview:
  • Year: 1963-1965
  • Games Played: 30
  • Tackles: 120
  • Sacks: 15
  • Interceptions: 2

Strengths:

  • Versatile Player: Riggle demonstrated the ability to play multiple positions on the defensive line, showcasing his adaptability.
  • Strong Physical Presence: At 6'4" and 250 pounds, Riggle possessed the size and strength to overpower offensive linemen.
  • High Football IQ: His understanding of defensive schemes allowed him to read plays effectively and make impactful decisions on the field.

Weaknesses:

  • Inconsistent Technique: While Riggle had raw talent, there were concerns about his technique, particularly in pass-rushing situations.
  • Injury History: A few minor injuries during college raised questions about his durability at the professional level.

Overall Assessment:

Bob Riggle was regarded as a promising prospect heading into the 1966 NFL Draft. Analysts noted his strong college performance and potential to be a solid contributor at the NFL level. Teams were particularly interested in his versatility and physical attributes, although concerns about his technique and injury history were taken into account. Riggle was projected to be a mid-round pick with the potential to develop into a reliable defensive end in the league.

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