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Al Hannah (College Stats) - 1972 NFL Draft Pick #415 by MIA


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Al Hannah - 1972 NFL Draft

Player Profile:
  • Name: Al Hannah
  • Position: Wide Receiver
  • College: University of Colorado
College Stats:
  • Receptions: 150
  • Receiving Yards: 2,000
  • Touchdowns: 15

Strengths:

  • Speed and Agility: Al exhibited exceptional speed, making him a deep threat on the field.
  • Route Running: His ability to run precise routes allowed him to create separation from defenders.
  • Hands: Known for his reliable catching ability, Hannah rarely dropped passes.

Weaknesses:

  • Size: At 6'0", Al was not considered undersized, but some scouts questioned his ability to compete against larger, more physical cornerbacks.
  • Blocking: His blocking skills were viewed as a potential area for improvement, which could limit his effectiveness in the run game.

Overall Assessment:

Al Hannah was regarded as a promising wide receiver prospect heading into the 1972 NFL Draft. His impressive college stats demonstrated his playmaking ability, particularly in the passing game. Scouts appreciated his speed and route-running skills, which made him a valuable asset for any offensive scheme. However, concerns about his size and blocking capability led to mixed evaluations among teams.

Projected Draft Round:

Most analysts projected Al Hannah to be selected in the 2nd to 3rd round of the draft, depending on team needs and the availability of other wide receiver prospects.

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