2010 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Brandon Ghee

Strengths:

Great height/length and build

Explosive speed

Good athlete with nice change of direction

Great red zone defender – protects end zone

Solid timing on jump balls

Very good in run support

Not afraid to take on a block

Physical and will deliver big hits

Outstanding at anticipating routes; instinctive

Quick hips

Can turn and run with fast receivers

Comfortable in man or zone

Highly confident

Very intriguing upside

Weaknesses:

A little raw mechanically with footwork

Doesn’t always appropriately turn head back to ball

Struggles to disengage

Should be more of a playmaker

Sometimes lacks focus; inconsistent

Will get too high out of backpedal

Summary: Ghee has some fixable attributes to his game, but he is a high upside player, and will likely be a better pro than college player. If he is impressive at the Senior Bowl and in workouts, it wouldn’t shock me if he is a first-round draft pick. Ghee has some intriguing physical tools to work with and can match up against the bigger receivers in the league. I love athletic, confident corners, but there is no doubt Ghee needs to be more polished at the next level.

Player Comparison: Jonathan Joseph. Joseph, like Ghee, has the same size and athleticism coming out of college, but he was also a little raw. Now, he is one of the better corners in the AFC.

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