Clyde Duncan (College Stats) - 1984 NFL Draft Pick #17 by STL
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Clyde Duncan - 1984 NFL Draft
Player Overview:
- Name: Clyde Duncan
- Position: Wide Receiver
- College: University of Tennessee
College Stats:
- Receiving Yards: 2,000+ yards
- Touchdowns: 15+ TDs
- Receptions: 100+ receptions
Scouting Report:
- Speed: Duncan possesses excellent straight-line speed and quickness off the line, making him a deep threat.
- Route Running: He demonstrates solid route-running skills, particularly in short to intermediate routes.
- Hands: Known for his reliable hands, Duncan can make difficult catches in traffic.
- Size: At 6'2", he has good size for an NFL wide receiver, allowing him to compete effectively against defensive backs.
Strengths:
- Ability to stretch the field and create separation from defenders.
- Strong after-the-catch ability, turning short completions into significant gains.
- Experience playing against top college competition, showcasing his skills on a national stage.
Areas for Improvement:
- Needs to work on his blocking skills to contribute more effectively in the run game.
- Could improve consistency in catching balls in contested situations.
Draft Projection:
- Projected as a mid-round pick, with potential to develop into a starting receiver in the right system.
- Teams in need of a dynamic receiver with speed and playmaking ability will likely show interest.
Conclusion:
Clyde Duncan is viewed as a promising talent heading into the 1984 NFL Draft. With his combination of speed, size, and playmaking ability, he has the potential to make an immediate impact for the right team.
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