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Seneca Wallace (Iowa St.) - 2003 NFL Draft Pick #110 by SEA

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Seneca Wallace (2003 NFL Draft)

College: Iowa State University
Position: Quarterback

Physical Attributes:

  • Height: 6'0"
  • Weight: 200 lbs
  • Arm Strength: Good arm strength for a quarterback of his size
  • Mobility: Excellent mobility; able to extend plays with his legs

Strengths:

  • Dynamic playmaker who can make things happen both in the pocket and on the run.
  • Shows good decision-making ability; capable of reading defenses effectively.
  • Strong leadership qualities; respected by teammates and coaches.
  • Good accuracy on short to intermediate throws; can deliver the ball on time.

Weaknesses:

  • Size may be a concern for some teams; lacks the prototypical height for an NFL quarterback.
  • Inconsistent deep-ball accuracy; struggles with long throws at times.
  • Needs to improve footwork in the pocket to enhance passing efficiency.

Overall Assessment:

Seneca Wallace is an intriguing prospect with a unique skill set that could make him a valuable asset in the right offensive system. His ability to make plays with both his arm and legs gives him a dual-threat potential that could appeal to teams looking for a versatile quarterback. However, concerns about his size and deep-ball accuracy may cause him to be selected later in the draft than some of the other top quarterback prospects.

Projected Draft Round:

3rd to 4th Round