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Darell Scott (Clemson) - 2009 NFL Draft Pick #103 by STL


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Darell Scott - 2009 NFL Draft

Player Profile: Darell Scott

College: Clemson University

Physical Attributes:

  • Height: 6'2"
  • Weight: 310 lbs
  • Position: Defensive Tackle

Strengths:

  • Strong and powerful at the point of attack, capable of holding his ground against double teams.
  • Quick off the snap, displaying good burst for a player of his size.
  • Possesses solid technique with hand usage, helping him shed blocks effectively.
  • Durable player with experience in a major college program, indicating readiness for the NFL.

Weaknesses:

  • Inconsistent motor; can disappear in games and struggle to maintain intensity.
  • Limited pass-rushing skills; primarily a run-stopper with few moves to get to the quarterback.
  • Needs to improve conditioning to handle extended snaps at the professional level.

Overall Assessment:

Darell Scott was viewed as a solid prospect entering the 2009 NFL Draft, primarily due to his size and strength. While he had the capability to be an effective run-stopper, there were concerns about his ability to contribute to the pass rush and his overall consistency on the field. Teams looking for depth on the defensive line and a reliable presence against the run would find value in Scott, but he may need to refine his technique and develop a more aggressive approach to maximize his potential at the next level.

Projected Draft Round:

3rd - 5th Round

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