Floyd Fields () - 1991 NFL Draft Pick #127 by SDG
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Floyd Fields - 1991 NFL Draft
Position: Linebacker
College: University of Southern California (USC)
Overview:
Floyd Fields showcased impressive athleticism and a strong football IQ during his college career at USC. Known for his ability to read plays and make quick decisions, Fields was a key contributor to the Trojans’ defense.
Strengths:
- Speed and Agility: Fields possesses exceptional speed for a linebacker, allowing him to cover ground quickly and make tackles across the field.
- Football Intelligence: He has a strong understanding of defensive schemes and can anticipate offensive plays effectively.
- Tackling Ability: Fields is a sure tackler who consistently wraps up ball carriers and minimizes yards after contact.
- Versatility: He is capable of playing multiple linebacker positions and can also contribute in pass coverage.
Areas for Improvement:
- Size: While quick, Fields may lack the bulk compared to some NFL linebackers, which could affect his ability to shed blocks at the next level.
- Pass Rush Skills: He needs to develop his pass-rushing techniques to become a more complete linebacker.
Projected Draft Position:
Floyd Fields is projected to be selected in the
2nd to 3rd round of the 1991 NFL Draft, depending on team needs and his performance during pre-draft workouts.
Conclusion:
With the right coaching and development, Floyd Fields has the potential to become a valuable asset for an NFL team, bringing speed and intelligence to the linebacker position.