Originally posted by bdub2588:
Imagine if he had a QB who could throw him open. He'd be running full speed the whole time, instead of having to always decelerate to the football.
For him to be able to perform as well as he did in college with no legitimate QB is really telling to his skill and competitiveness. One thing analysts talked about during his pro day was the fact that Dorsett, despite being a top performer at the combine, still chose to do all those drills at his pro day because he wanted to compete with everyone else and wanted to compete with his combine numbers. I love that.
Originally posted by WRATHman44:
besides size and strength?
Originally posted by Travisty13:
And blocking ability.
A few things Dorsett was asked during his pro day was what he had to work on. He wasn't shy to talk about his weaknesses which were his route running, strength, and getting proper release from bump coverage. We won't know if he'll develop the skills perfectly, but I like that he knows what exactly to work on to be successful in the pros.