2010 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Bruce Campbell

Strengths:
  • Prototypical length and frame
  • Athletic freak
  • Displays good flexibility
  • Smooth, fluid hips
  • Outstanding ability to adjust, mirror, and recover
  • Elite agility and speed
  • Great in pass protection
  • Nice awareness; head on swivel and picks up blitz
  • Good hands; extends and locks on
  • Light on his feet
  • Instinctual
  • Solid run blocker
  • Love his footwork
  • Ridiculously high upside
  • Room to develop strength and body mass
  • Elite skill set



    Weaknesses:
  • Inexperienced – only 17 career starts
  • Too upright in pass protection
  • Natural knee bender?
  • Plays with narrow base
  • Legit durability concerns

    Summary: Consider Bruce Campbell the Jason Smith of the 2010 NFL Draft class. His stock will be soaring through the roof once we get to the Combine, however, he is more of a natural pass protector than Smith. With more experience, he could become a Pro Bowl left tackle at the next level. Of course, you have to consider his long list of injuries, but he’ll likely be taken in the top 16 picks.

    Player Comparison: Branden Albert. Albert and Campbell have great physical tools, but I think Campbell is more of a natural left tackle. Both were raw offensive tackle prospects.



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    2010 NFL Mock Draft: Matt’s | Walt’s


    2010 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings


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