Keith Traylor () - 1991 NFL Draft Pick #61 by DEN
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Keith Traylor (1991 NFL Draft)
Keith Traylor, a defensive tackle from the University of Northern Colorado, was a player who caught the attention of NFL scouts due to his size, strength, and potential impact on the defensive line. Below is a summary of the pre-draft analysis for Traylor:
- Physical Attributes:
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 310 lbs
- Strong build with good bulk for an interior lineman
- College Performance:
- Showed consistent improvement throughout his college career
- Notable for his ability to clog running lanes and disrupt offensive plays
- Had a solid number of tackles for loss and sacks in his senior year
- Strengths:
- Excellent run-stopping capabilities
- Powerful at the point of attack
- Good pad level and leverage, making him difficult to move
- Reliable in shedding blocks and pursuing the ball carrier
- Areas for Improvement:
- Needs to work on pass-rushing techniques to be more effective in that area
- Conditioning and stamina could be a concern for prolonged play
- Overall Assessment:
Traylor was projected as a solid mid-round selection, with potential for development into a starting defensive tackle in the NFL. His combination of size and strength made him an attractive option for teams needing to bolster their defensive line.