2011

M.V.P. – Tom Brady, QB, Patriots. Tom Brady became the first unanimous MVP winner for great reason. When the Patriots traded away an overrated Randy Moss, everyone figured they were throwing in the towel. Some (myself included) didn’t even have New England in the playoffs. I figured Bill Belichick was just building toward a 2011…

Strengths: Penetrator and play maker Explodes off snap Tough, aggressive and hard working Keeps his motor running Pass rushing threat Very strong and plays violent Good tackler Weaknesses: Not ideal height or weight Short arms are a liability Limited starting experience Likely only fits 4-3 Summary: Drake Nevis was not able to compete at the…

Strengths: Speed to burn Quick start off line of scrimmage Deep threat Elusive after catch Dangerous kickoff returner Competitive and passionate Weaknesses: Will drop some passes Does not project as full-time starter Character concerns Piled up stats against inferior competition Needs to prove he can beat jams at line as pro Not much value as…

Strengths: Quick release and fluid throwing motion Top shelf arm strength and velocity Ideal NFL frame Relatively mobile for his size Able to properly lead receivers Very accurate with short range throws Weaknesses: Product of spread offense Must learn to go through progressions Limited experience under center Needs to work on pocket presence Only two…

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