Bob McKay (College Stats) - 1970 NFL Draft Pick #21 by CLE
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Bob McKay - 1970 NFL Draft
Player Profile:
- Name: Bob McKay
- Position: Offensive Tackle
- College: University of Southern California (USC)
College Stats:
- Games Played: 34
- Starting Experience: 2 years as a starter
- Notable Achievements: All-Conference selections, key contributor to USC’s offensive line
Strengths:
- Size and Strength: McKay stands at 6'5" and weighs around 270 pounds, making him a prototypical size for an offensive tackle.
- Footwork: His agility and foot speed allow him to effectively protect the quarterback and create running lanes.
- Football IQ: Demonstrated ability to read defenses and communicate effectively with teammates, enhancing overall offensive line performance.
Weaknesses:
- Injury History: Had some minor injuries in college that raised concerns about durability at the professional level.
- Consistency: While he had standout performances, there were games where he struggled against elite competition.
Overall Assessment:
Bob McKay is regarded as a solid offensive tackle prospect coming out of USC. His combination of size, strength, and football intelligence make him an appealing option for NFL teams looking to bolster their offensive line. Though there are concerns about his injury history and consistency, his upside is significant, and he has the potential to become a reliable starter in the league.
Projected Draft Round:
Most analysts projected McKay to be selected in the 2nd to 3rd round of the 1970 NFL Draft, depending on team needs and preferences.