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Dwayne Jiles () - 1985 NFL Draft Pick #121 by PHI


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Dwayne Jiles - 1985 NFL Draft

Position: Wide Receiver

College: University of Florida

Overview

Dwayne Jiles emerged as a notable talent during his college career at the University of Florida. With impressive speed and agility, he became a key target in the Gators' passing game, showcasing potential that caught the attention of NFL scouts.

Strengths

  • Speed: Jiles possesses exceptional straight-line speed, making him a deep threat on the field.
  • Route Running: Demonstrates sharp cutting ability and understands how to create separation from defenders.
  • Hands: Reliable receiver with good catching ability; can make difficult catches in traffic.

Areas for Improvement

  • Consistency: Needs to improve on consistency in performance; can be prone to drops at times.
  • Physicality: Could benefit from adding strength to better handle press coverage and physical defenders.
  • Blocking: Development needed in blocking skills to be a more complete receiver.

Projected Draft Round

Most analysts projected Jiles as a late second to early third-round pick, given his potential and performance at Florida. His unique combination of speed and athleticism could entice teams looking for a game-changing receiver.

Conclusion

Dwayne Jiles entered the 1985 NFL Draft with a lot of potential and a skill set that appealed to many teams. With the right coaching and development, he could become a productive receiver in the NFL.

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