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Tony Smith (College Stats) - 1992 NFL Draft Pick #19 by ATL


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Tony Smith (1992 NFL Draft)

Player Overview:
  • Name: Tony Smith
  • College: University of Tennessee
  • Position: Running Back
  • Height: 6'0"
  • Weight: 200 lbs
College Stats:
  • Rushing Yards: 2,122 yards
  • Touchdowns: 18
  • Yards per Carry: 5.1
  • Receptions: 50
  • Receiving Yards: 500 yards
Strengths:
  • Prototypical size for an NFL running back, providing a good combination of speed and power.
  • Strong vision and ability to find holes in the defensive line, demonstrating effective cutback ability.
  • Good hands out of the backfield, able to contribute in the passing game as a receiver.
  • Experienced in high-pressure situations playing in the SEC, showcasing resilience and determination.
Weaknesses:
  • Inconsistent ball security; prone to fumbling in critical moments.
  • Needs to improve pass protection skills to handle blitzing linebackers and defensive backs.
  • Limited breakaway speed; lacks elite top-end speed to outrun defenders in open space.
Projected Draft Round:
  • Mid to Late Round Selection (3rd to 5th Round)
Overall Assessment:

Tony Smith is a solid running back prospect with the potential to contribute both as a rusher and receiver in the NFL. His college performance indicates a player with the ability to make an impact, but concerns about ball security and pass protection could limit his draft stock. Teams looking for depth at the running back position may find value in selecting Smith in the mid-to-late rounds of the draft.

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