Leroy Hoard (College Stats) - 1990 NFL Draft Pick #45 by CLE
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Leroy Hoard
Player Profile:
- Name: Leroy Hoard
- Position: Running Back
- College: University of Michigan
College Stats Summary:
- Rushing Yards: 2,204
- Touchdowns: 25
- Yards per Carry: 4.5
- Receptions: 35
- Receiving Yards: 351
Strengths:
- Power Running Style: Hoard was known for his physical running style, able to break tackles and gain tough yards.
- Size and Strength: At 6'0" and over 220 pounds, he possessed the build to withstand the rigors of the NFL.
- Experience in a Pro-Style Offense: Hoard played in a traditional offense at Michigan, giving him a solid understanding of blocking schemes and running lanes.
- Versatility: Capable of contributing in both the rushing and passing game, making him a valuable asset in various offensive roles.
Areas for Improvement:
- Speed: While a powerful runner, Hoard was not known for breakaway speed, which could limit his effectiveness on outside runs.
- Pass Protection: Needs to improve in pass-blocking situations to ensure he can stay on the field during passing downs.
- Injury History: Had some injury concerns during college that could lead to questions about his durability in the NFL.
Projected Draft Round:
Leroy Hoard was projected to be selected in the 3rd to 4th round of the 1990 NFL Draft based on his combination of power running, versatility, and collegiate production.
Conclusion:
Leroy Hoard was viewed as a solid prospect with the potential to contribute immediately in a professional setting, particularly as a goal-line back or a change-of-pace option in a running back committee.
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