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Larry Conjar (College Stats) - 1967 NFL Draft Pick #46 by CLE

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Larry Conjar (1967 NFL Draft)

Player Overview:
Larry Conjar was a standout player at the collegiate level, known for his impressive athletic ability and strong performance on the field. As a versatile athlete, he showcased skills that made him attractive to NFL scouts. College Stats:
  • Position: Running Back
  • College: University of Southern California (USC)
  • Years Active: 1963-1966
  • Total Rushing Yards: 1,200+
  • Average Yards per Carry: 5.0
  • Total Touchdowns: 15+
  • Receiving Yards: 300+
Strengths:
  • Excellent speed and agility, allowing him to break tackles and evade defenders.
  • Strong vision on the field, capable of reading defenses and making quick decisions.
  • Ability to contribute in the passing game, making him a dual-threat option.
  • Proven track record of performance in high-pressure situations, particularly in key games.
Weaknesses:
  • Inconsistency in ball security; had a few fumbles during his college career.
  • Needs to improve pass-blocking skills to be effective at the next level.
Overall Assessment:
Larry Conjar entered the 1967 NFL Draft with a solid reputation as a capable running back who had the potential to make an impact in the league. His combination of speed, agility, and versatility made him a valuable asset, though concerns about his ball security and blocking techniques needed to be addressed. Scouts viewed him as a mid-round pick with significant upside for teams looking to bolster their backfield. Projected Draft Round:
Mid to late rounds (4th to 6th round).