Tyrone Calico (Middle Tenn. St.) - 2003 NFL Draft Pick #60 by TEN
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Tyrone Calico (2003 NFL Draft)
Tyrone Calico, a wide receiver from Middle Tennessee State University, entered the 2003 NFL Draft with a reputation as an explosive playmaker with significant potential. Here is a breakdown of his pre-draft analysis:
- Physical Attributes:
- Height: 6'4"
- Weight: 220 lbs
- Speed: Impressive straight-line speed, clocked in the low 4.4 seconds in the 40-yard dash.
- College Production:
- Recorded over 1,200 receiving yards and scored 15 touchdowns in his senior season.
- Demonstrated the ability to stretch the field and make big plays, averaging over 20 yards per reception.
- Skill Set:
- Excellent size and speed combination, making him a matchup problem for smaller defensive backs.
- Good route runner with the ability to create separation.
- Strong hands and ability to catch passes in traffic.
- Concerns:
- Inconsistent performance against top-tier competition.
- Injury history that raised some red flags regarding durability.
- Projected Draft Position:
- Considered a second to third-round talent based on his physical tools and potential.
- Teams looking for a deep threat or a complementary receiver were particularly interested in his skill set.
Tyrone Calico was viewed as a high-upside prospect with the potential to develop into a starting wide receiver in the NFL.