Though
stopwatch slow, Bryson Davis is a terrific lead blocker with solid pass catching
hands. Nasty, he attacks assignments, turning defenders from the action or
holding the point in pass protection. Davis is solid consideration in the
closing rounds for a team needing a conventional lead blocker. Omarr Conner
moves from quarterback to receiver and the nice-sized athlete will get late
round looks if he displays consistent hands.
The
top pro-prospect on the roster could well-be defensive tackle Deljuan Robinson.
A hard worker who chases to get involved in the action Robinson is a leverage
lineman that quickly gets off the snap and offers a burst of closing speed. More
of straight-line player lacking bulk, he has potential for a system which rotates
the front four. Antonio Johnson is a solid athlete with better size and a
defensive tackle effective defending the run or rushing the passer. While he
potentially holds more upside than his teammate Johnson must polish his game.
Michael Heard is a short yet tough pass rusher who also displays ability dropped
into space. Possessing terrific first step quickness, Heard will be looked upon
as a nickel rusher for the next level.
Mississippi
State Prospect List
| Full
Name |
Pos |
# |
Year |
| Omarr
Conner |
WR |
14 |
4Sr |
| Bryson
Davis |
FB |
41 |
4Sr |
| Michael
Heard |
DE |
58 |
4Sr |
| Antonio
Johnson |
DT |
90 |
4Sr |
| Deljaun
Robinson |
DT |
98 |
5Sr |
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THE TOP NFL PROSPECTS OF THE SEC