Gregg Garrity (College Stats) - 1983 NFL Draft Pick #140 by PIT
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Gregg Garrity - 1983 NFL Draft
Player Profile:
- Name: Gregg Garrity
- College: University of Iowa
- Position: Wide Receiver
College Stats:
- Receiving Yards: 1,257 yards
- Receptions: 83
- Touchdowns: 10
Strengths:
- Speed and Agility: Garrity showcased excellent speed, making him a deep threat in college.
- Route Running: Known for his precise route-running ability, which allowed him to create separation from defenders.
- Hands: Reliable hands, capable of making contested catches in traffic.
- Experience: Played against strong competition in the Big Ten, proving his capabilities against top-tier defenses.
Weaknesses:
- Size: At 6'0" and 185 lbs, he may lack the ideal size for an NFL receiver, which could affect matchups against larger cornerbacks.
- Physicality: Needs to improve on physical play at the line of scrimmage to avoid being jammed by stronger defenders.
- Consistency: While capable of big plays, Garrity had moments of inconsistency in his production during college.
Overall Analysis:
Gregg Garrity was a talented wide receiver with a solid college career, showcasing considerable potential as a professional player. His speed and route-running ability made him an attractive prospect for NFL teams looking for a dynamic receiver. However, concerns about his size and physicality may have raised questions regarding his ability to transition effectively to the professional level. Garrity was viewed as a mid-round pick with the potential to develop into a reliable contributor in the NFL.