Tommie Campbell (Pittsburgh) - 2011 NFL Draft Pick #251 by TEN
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Tommie Campbell - Pre-Draft Analysis (2011 NFL Draft)
Player Profile:
Tommie Campbell played college football at the University of Pittsburgh. He was known for his athleticism and potential as a defensive back. Here’s a breakdown of his pre-draft analysis:
- Position: Cornerback
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 200 lbs
- College: Pittsburgh
Strengths:
- Size and Length: Campbell possesses an ideal height and wingspan for a cornerback, allowing him to contest passes effectively.
- Athleticism: He has impressive speed and agility, which helps him stay with receivers and make plays on the ball.
- Versatility: Can play both cornerback and safety, providing flexibility for defensive schemes.
- Physicality: Shows willingness to support against the run and can tackle effectively.
Weaknesses:
- Experience: Limited starting experience at the collegiate level, which may raise concerns about his readiness for the NFL.
- Consistency: At times struggles with maintaining consistency in coverage and can be prone to penalties.
- Technique: Needs to refine his technique in man coverage and work on his backpedal.
Overall Analysis:
Tommie Campbell is an intriguing prospect with the physical tools to succeed at the next level. His combination of size, speed, and athleticism makes him a desirable cornerback option, but teams will need to weigh his lack of experience and consistency. If developed properly, he has the potential to become a solid contributor in the NFL.
Projected Draft Round: Late Round (4th-6th)