Drew Wiley DT Kansas State | NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Drew Wiley DT Kansas State
NFL Draft Profile & Scouting Report
Last Updated: 03/08/2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Draft Year: 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
40 time: 5.35 seconds (8%*) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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*Percentile calculated on how any given stat would rank at the NFL combine
historically in the player's position group (Higher value represents better perfomance).
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Last Updated: 03/08/2021 | |
Draft Year: 2021 | |
40 time: 5.35 seconds (8%*) | |
*Percentile calculated on how any given stat would rank at the NFL combine
historically in the player's position group (Higher value represents better perfomance).
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Overall Rating: | 55.0 / 100 | |
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Game performance weighted rating | ||
Tackling: |
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33% |
Pass Rush: |
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62% |
Run Defense: |
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64% |
DRAFT PROJECTION:
UDFA
Overall Rank:
#429
Position rank:
#68
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College Games: 32 College Snaps: 801 | ||
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Strengths
- Tall, solid frame with adequate length and has done a nice job losing the bad weight and firming his body.
- Strong tackler. Has good power in hands and can anchor, shed, and chase.
- Rarely goes to the ground, showing good balance from his high school wrestling days.
- Plays with leverage at the point of attack whether inside or outside. Keeps eyes in the backfield when inside; moves linemen to either side with strong hands.
- Provides some secondary interior pass rush, getting most penetration when playing three technique.
Weaknesses
- Does not test offensive linemen with quickness or strong initial punch.
- Must improve hand use and read-and-react skills. Lacks the violent hands to shed and can be eliminated by double-team blocks.
- Good strength, though his marginal arm length limits his ability to grab hold of ballcarriers as they run by.
- Quick first step with fluid movements off the ball. Highly competitive and fierce, showing relentless effort to the pocket with a nonstop motor
- Hands could be much more violent when trying to gain control of the block. Does not hold his ground while facing a double-team; first instinct is to roll away to make a play, which can create a large hole.