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Dave Ball (UCLA) - 2004 NFL Draft Pick #133 by SDG


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Dave Ball (UCLA) - 2004 NFL Draft

Player Profile:
  • Name: Dave Ball
  • Position: Defensive End
  • College: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
  • Height: 6'5"
  • Weight: 270 lbs
Strengths:
  • Strong physical presence on the field, capable of holding his ground against offensive linemen.
  • Good quickness off the line, allowing for effective penetration into the backfield.
  • Versatile player who can contribute in both defensive end and tackle positions.
  • Solid tackling ability, with a knack for bringing down ball carriers.
  • Experience in a competitive conference, showcasing his skills against top-tier talent.
Weaknesses:
  • Inconsistent technique; needs to refine his pass-rushing moves to become more effective.
  • Can be susceptible to double teams due to lack of elite speed.
  • Injury history that raises concerns about durability at the professional level.
Overall Assessment:

Dave Ball is viewed as a strong, physical defensive end with the potential to develop into a solid contributor at the next level. His size and experience make him an attractive option for teams looking to bolster their defensive line. However, he will need to improve his technique and address durability concerns to maximize his potential in the NFL.

Projected Draft Round:

Most analysts projected Dave Ball to be selected in the mid to late rounds of the 2004 NFL Draft, with potential as a developmental player who could break into a starting role with the right coaching and experience.

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