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Stevie Brown (Michigan) - 2010 NFL Draft Pick #251 by OAK

What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Stevie Brown (2010 NFL Draft)

Stevie Brown, a safety from the University of Michigan, entered the 2010 NFL Draft with a mixed bag of expectations and evaluations. Below is a summary of his pre-draft analysis:

  • College Performance: Brown had a productive college career, especially in his senior season where he showcased his ability to make plays in the secondary.
  • Positional Versatility: He was noted for his versatility, having played both safety positions and even contributing as a cornerback at times.
  • Physical Attributes: Standing at 6'0" and weighing around 205 lbs, Brown had the size and athleticism that NFL teams look for in a safety.
  • Speed and Agility: His 40-yard dash time was respectable, but scouts wanted to see more explosiveness and quickness in his lateral movements.
  • Ball Skills: Brown demonstrated good ball skills, with the ability to intercept passes and make plays on the ball, which was a positive aspect of his game.
  • Football IQ: There were concerns about his decision-making and instincts in coverage, as he sometimes took poor angles to the ball.
  • Special Teams Potential: His athleticism and tenacity made him a candidate for special teams contributions, which could enhance his draft stock.

Stevie Brown was viewed as a project with potential, likely to be selected in the mid to late rounds of the draft, depending on team needs and his performance during the pre-draft process.