Ken Corbin () - 1968 NFL Draft Pick #388 by MIA
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Ken Corbin (1968 NFL Draft)
Player Profile:
Name: Ken Corbin
Position: Wide Receiver
College: University of Southern California (USC)
Strengths:
- Speed: Corbin showcased exceptional speed, making him a deep threat on the field.
- Route Running: Known for his sharp and precise route running, he could create separation from defenders.
- Hands: Reliable hands allowed him to make tough catches in traffic and extend plays.
- Size: At 6'2", he had the physicality to compete against defensive backs.
Weaknesses:
- Consistency: There were concerns about his consistency in performance, especially against top-tier defensive backs.
- Blocking Ability: While primarily a receiving threat, his blocking was not as developed, which could limit his versatility.
Overall Assessment:
Ken Corbin was viewed as a promising wide receiver with significant upside. His combination of speed and route running made him an attractive option for teams looking to add a deep threat to their offense. However, teams would need to weigh his inconsistency and blocking capabilities against his potential impact on the field. Scouts anticipated he could be a solid contributor in the right offensive system.
Projected Draft Round:
Most analysts projected Corbin to be selected in the 2nd to 4th round of the 1968 NFL Draft, depending on team needs and strategies.