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Joe Mira (College Stats) - 1968 NFL Draft Pick #408 by CIN


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Joe Mira - 1968 NFL Draft

Player Profile:

  • Name: Joe Mira
  • College: University of Southern California (USC)
  • Position: Offensive Lineman

College Stats:

  • Games Played: 32
  • Starts: 24
  • Key Contributions: Integral part of the offensive line during his tenure

Strengths:

  • Physical Attributes: Mira possesses the ideal size and strength for an offensive lineman, allowing him to effectively hold his ground against defensive players.
  • Technique: Demonstrated solid blocking technique, with good footwork and hand placement, essential for both run and pass protection.
  • Football IQ: Known for his understanding of defensive schemes, which helps him make quick adjustments on the field.

Weaknesses:

  • Injury History: Has had some minor injuries during his college career that raised concerns about durability at the professional level.
  • Experience: Played in a highly competitive college environment, but limited experience against professional caliber players.

Overall Assessment:

Joe Mira is viewed as a solid prospect heading into the 1968 NFL Draft. His combination of size, technique, and football intelligence makes him a valuable addition to any NFL roster. While there are concerns about his injury history, his performance at USC suggests he has the potential to develop into a reliable starter at the professional level. Teams looking for offensive line depth and versatility should consider Mira as a strong candidate in the mid-rounds of the draft.

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