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Danny Kanell (Florida St.) - 1996 NFL Draft Pick #130 by NYG

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Danny Kanell (1996 NFL Draft)

College: Florida State University

  • Position: Quarterback
  • Height: 6'4"
  • Weight: 220 lbs
  • Class: Senior

Strengths:

  • Strong Arm: Kanell possessed a powerful arm, allowing him to make deep throws and cover a large part of the field.
  • Experience: As a starting quarterback for Florida State, he gained significant experience in high-pressure situations, particularly in big games.
  • Intangibles: Known for his leadership qualities, Kanell was respected by teammates and coaches alike for his work ethic and competitiveness.
  • Pocket Presence: He demonstrated good footwork and awareness in the pocket, able to evade pressure and extend plays.

Weaknesses:

  • Inconsistency: Kanell struggled with consistency, particularly in his accuracy and decision-making at times.
  • Mechanics: Some scouts noted that his throwing mechanics could be improved, particularly under pressure.
  • Injury History: There were concerns about his durability, having dealt with some injuries during his college career.

Overall Assessment:

Danny Kanell was viewed as a talented quarterback with the potential to be a starter in the NFL. His strong arm and experience at a prestigious program like Florida State made him a desirable prospect. However, teams were cautious about his inconsistency and mechanics. Many analysts believed he would be a solid pick in the early to mid rounds of the draft, with the possibility of developing into a starting quarterback with the right coaching and system.

Projected Draft Round:

2nd to 3rd Round