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Bobby Engram (Penn St.) - 1996 NFL Draft Pick #52 by CHI

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

1996 NFL Draft Pre-Draft Analysis: Bobby Engram

Player Overview:
Bobby Engram, a wide receiver from Penn State University, was considered one of the top prospects in the 1996 NFL Draft. Known for his exceptional hands, route-running ability, and football IQ, Engram was expected to make an immediate impact at the professional level. Strengths:
  • Route Running: Engram displayed excellent route-running skills, consistently creating separation from defenders.
  • Hands: He was renowned for his reliable hands, making him a favorite target for quarterbacks.
  • Football Intelligence: Engram's understanding of the game allowed him to read defenses effectively and find soft spots in coverage.
  • Versatility: Capable of playing both inside and outside, he was seen as a versatile weapon in any offensive scheme.
Weaknesses:
  • Size: At 6 feet tall and around 200 pounds, some scouts questioned whether he could handle physical press coverage at the next level.
  • Speed: Although he was quick and agile, his straight-line speed was not elite compared to other top receivers in the draft.
Projected Draft Position:
Engram was projected to be selected in the early to mid-second round of the draft, depending on team needs and preferences. Conclusion:
With a solid collegiate career and the skills to excel in the NFL, Bobby Engram was viewed as a promising talent who could become a reliable contributor to any team that selected him in the 1996 NFL Draft.