Poor Tennessee pic.twitter.com/GJizVVLEXP
— Dr. Saturday (@YahooDrSaturday) October 10, 2015
Rule #2: He must be productive
If a player could produce against his competition in college, why should anybody think it will be different in the NFL. So stats and impact plays definitely play a part in whom Pace will target. White had 1,447 yards and 10 touchdowns his final year at West Virginia. His highlights were beyond fun to watch as it didn’t seem to matter if he was covered or not.
Most will argue that Floyd wasn’t productive at Georgia but that’s just not true. Sure his sack total wasn’t ideal at 4.5 in 2015 but delve a little deeper. He also had 72 tackles, 8.5 of them for a loss, three passes defended and returned a fumble 96 yards for a touchdown. It didn’t matter he wasn’t used much as a pass rusher. He still put up good numbers.
