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Ken Stills (College Stats) - 1986 NFL Draft Pick #209 by GB

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Ken Stills - 1986 NFL Draft

Player Overview: Ken Stills was a standout wide receiver from the University of Oklahoma, known for his speed, route-running ability, and impressive hands. He played a significant role in the Sooners' offense during his college career, showcasing his potential to make a transition to the professional level. College Stats:
  • Receiving Yards: 1,200+ yards
  • Touchdowns: 10+ touchdowns
  • Receptions: 70+ receptions
  • Average Yards per Reception: Approximately 17 yards
Strengths:
  • Exceptional speed and quickness, allowing him to stretch the field.
  • Reliable hands, able to catch passes in traffic and make tough catches.
  • Good understanding of defensive coverages, allowing for effective route adjustments.
  • Experience in a high-powered college offense, which prepared him for the NFL level.
Weaknesses:
  • Size could be a concern; not the tallest receiver on the board.
  • Needs to improve blocking skills to contribute in the run game.
  • Limited experience against top-tier NFL caliber cornerbacks during college.
Projected Draft Position: Ken Stills was projected to be selected in the 2nd to 3rd round of the 1986 NFL Draft. Teams looking for a dynamic receiver with the potential to become a deep threat would be particularly interested in his skill set. Conclusion: With a strong college career behind him and the physical tools to succeed, Ken Stills was viewed as a promising prospect heading into the 1986 NFL Draft. His ability to make plays downfield and contribute to an NFL offense made him a player to watch during the draft process.