Sounds like a good kid. Anyone else think he was noticed by the Chiefs while training at will shields place? Maybe they really liked his dedication and drive.

Jon (Ohio): The Chiefs have gone all defense. Will we see a real change?

Gary Horton: Yes, I do. I think it started in the last two years when they realized they had to totally rebuild this roster. They were trying to do it through the draft. It probably cost Herm Edwards his job. Even though he was a good company man and realized this might be a 2-3 year project and he was willing to go along with it. They have a good group of players now, especially on defense to build around. I think they have helped themselves in this draft by adding to that defense. They also have to acquire players that will play on a new team, going from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense. That takes a different set of skills. Scott Pioli knows exactly what he wants in a player. Their scouts are well versed in what those skills are and they will not deviate from the plan. I think the Chiefs are closer to being competitive than a lot of people realize. I think their decision to build through the draft the last couple of years makes them a young team with good athleticism. Now, with a franchise QB. I would not be surprised if they are the second best team in the AFC West next year.

…sounds kinda like TOM BRADY..but not quite Joshua McDaniels! lol hahahah

Analysis
Positives: Adequate height and has a wiry strength. Extremely fast and quick. Eats up cushion by exploding off the line and getting on top of the corner before he knows it. Sells the outside or deep route well and cuts quickly to the inside or comes back to the ball. Catches the ball with his reliable hands, able to go outside his frame. Quick feet into and out of routes. Good vision and a naturally elusive runner with the ball in his hands. Efforts downfield blocking on quick screens and run plays. Could have impact as a returner because of his speed and willingness to go straight upfield.

Negatives: Very thin frame. Didn’t face the jam much in college because FCS defenses were afraid of his speed. May struggle blocking and handling larger, physical corners downfield at the next level. Typically lined up outside for McNeese but will probably move inside in the NFL. Medical check required on his leg injury. Did not get a lot of chances to return kicks in college. Inexperienced at corner, if teams want to try him there.

Has a xchance to compete for a job a s a slot receiver, return ability could be his ticket. scouts have projected him at conerback