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Reggie Pleasant (College Stats) - 1986 NFL Draft Pick #152 by ATL

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Reggie Pleasant - 1986 NFL Draft

Player Overview:
Reggie Pleasant, a standout defensive back from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), entered the 1986 NFL Draft with a reputation for strong coverage skills and playmaking ability. Known for his speed and agility, Pleasant was considered one of the top defensive prospects in the draft. College Stats:
  • Position: Defensive Back
  • College: UCLA
  • Games Played: 32
  • Tackles: 120
  • Interceptions: 8
  • Passes Defended: 20
Strengths:
  • Speed and Agility: Pleasant showcased excellent speed, allowing him to cover ground quickly and match up against faster receivers.
  • Ball Skills: His ability to track the ball and make interceptions was a highlight of his college career.
  • Tackling Ability: Pleasant was a reliable tackler, capable of bringing down larger opponents with solid technique.
  • Football IQ: Demonstrated a strong understanding of defensive schemes and the ability to read quarterbacks.
Areas for Improvement:
  • Physicality: While effective in coverage, Pleasant could improve his physicality in press coverage situations.
  • Consistency: There were moments in college where his performance varied; scouts wanted to see more consistency week-to-week.
Projected Draft Position:
Reggie Pleasant was projected to be selected in the mid to late rounds of the draft, with teams looking for depth in their secondary. His potential as a solid contributor on special teams also added to his value. Conclusion:
With his combination of speed, ball skills, and football intelligence, Reggie Pleasant was regarded as a promising prospect heading into the 1986 NFL Draft. Teams were excited about his potential to develop into a starting defensive back at the professional level.