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Marcedes Lewis (UCLA) - 2006 NFL Draft Pick #28 by JAX


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Marcedes Lewis (2006 NFL Draft)

Marcedes Lewis, a standout tight end from UCLA, entered the 2006 NFL Draft with a strong profile and significant potential. Below are key aspects of his pre-draft analysis:

  • Physical Attributes:
    • Height: 6'6"
    • Weight: 256 lbs
    • Strong build, ideal for blocking and receiving
  • College Performance:
    • Recorded impressive statistics during his time at UCLA, showcasing his ability as a dual-threat tight end.
    • Had a productive senior year, which solidified his status as one of the top tight ends in the draft.
    • Strengths included route running, catching ability, and blocking skills.
  • Strengths:
    • Excellent size and athleticism for the position.
    • Good hands and ball skills, with the ability to make tough catches.
    • Strong blocking capability, both in the run game and in pass protection.
    • Intelligent player with a good understanding of defensive schemes.
  • Areas for Improvement:
    • Consistency in his route running; could improve on separation from defenders.
    • Injury history raised some concerns, although he played through various issues during his college career.
  • Projected Draft Position:
    • Considered one of the top tight ends in the draft class.
    • Expected to be selected in the first or early second round, depending on team needs.

Marcedes Lewis was highly regarded as a promising prospect in the 2006 NFL Draft, with the potential to make an immediate impact for a professional team.

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