Eric Sievers (College Stats) - 1981 NFL Draft Pick #107 by SDG
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Eric Sievers (1981 NFL Draft)
Player Overview: Eric Sievers was a standout tight end from the University of Minnesota, known for his impressive athleticism and reliable hands. As a key contributor to his college team, Sievers showcased his ability to make crucial catches and block effectively, making him an enticing prospect for NFL teams.
- College Stats:
- Reception: 58
- Receiving Yards: 825
- Touchdowns: 6
- Physical Attributes:
- Height: 6'4"
- Weight: 240 lbs
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.7 seconds
- Strengths:
- Excellent route running and ability to create separation from defenders.
- Reliable hands and ability to make tough catches in traffic.
- Strong blocking skills, both in the run and pass game.
- Weaknesses:
- Occasional struggles with consistency in blocking against stronger defensive ends.
- Needs to improve on his speed and agility to match the pace of the NFL game.
- Projected Draft Round: Mid to late rounds, with the potential to be a valuable contributor on special teams and as a backup tight end.
Eric Sievers was viewed as a solid tight end prospect with the potential to develop into a reliable starter in the NFL, especially for teams looking to bolster their pass-catching options at the tight end position.