RAV KCC ATL HOU DEN NWE LVR CRD MIN SDG CLE CIN LV BOS TB STL NO WSH ARI PHO PIT CAR JAC MIA CHI CLV CHR W 40x40 ARZ LA TBB RAI RAV KCC ATL HOU DEN NWE LVR CRD MIN SDG CLE CIN LV BOS TB STL NO WSH ARI PHO PIT CAR JAC MIA CHI CLV CHR W 40x40 ARZ LA TBB RAI

Draft Information by: Years, Teams, Positions

Andrew Quarless (Penn St.) - 2010 NFL Draft Pick #154 by GB

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Andrew Quarless - 2010 NFL Draft

Player Profile:
  • Name: Andrew Quarless
  • Position: Tight End
  • College: Penn State University
  • Height: 6'4"
  • Weight: 250 lbs
Strengths:
  • Good size and strength for the tight end position.
  • Ability to block effectively in both run and pass protection.
  • Strong hands and good catching ability, especially in traffic.
  • Versatile player who can be utilized in multiple offensive formations.
  • Experience in a pro-style offense at Penn State, which helps in transition to the NFL.
Weaknesses:
  • Inconsistent route running; struggles with sharpness and separation from defenders.
  • Lacks elite speed, which may limit his effectiveness as a downfield threat.
  • Needs to improve on his blocking technique and footwork.
  • Has had off-field issues that may raise concerns for some teams.
Overall Analysis:

Andrew Quarless entered the 2010 NFL Draft as a player with significant potential but also notable inconsistencies. His combination of size and strength makes him an appealing prospect for teams looking for a balanced tight end who can contribute both as a receiver and a blocker. However, his route-running and speed limitations could hinder his ability to make an immediate impact at the professional level.

Teams that value tight ends who can excel in blocking schemes and provide reliable hands in short to intermediate routes may find Quarless to be a valuable addition. His experience in a collegiate pro-style offense will aid in his transition to the NFL, but teams will need to evaluate his off-field history and commitment to the game as they consider him in the draft.