2012 NFL Prospect: Danny Trevathan, OLB, Kentucky

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Measurables

6’0, 237 pounds, 32.5″ arms, 9.5″ hands

18 bench press reps, 31.5″ vertical, 111″ broad jump

Stats

2011 Season:

 

Interceptions
G Int. Yards TD Int./G
12 4 73 0 0.33
Tackles
G Solo Assisted Total Total/G
12 67 76 143 11.92
Tackles For Loss
G TFL TFL Yards TFL/G
12 12.0 32 1.00
Sacks
G Sacks Sack Yards Sacks/G
12 3.0 20 0.25
Misc. Defense
G Passes Broken Up QB Hurries Fumbles Forced Kicks/Punts Blocked
12 5 2 5 0

 Career:

Games: 47

Tackles: 323

TFL: 27

Sacks: 4

FF: 9

INT’s: 3

Pros:

Great sideline to sideline speed

Very adapt at attacking line of scrimmage and getting tackles for loss

Sound blitzer

Improving Coverage linebacker

Great wrap up tackler

Thunderous hits for his size

3 year starter

 Makes a ton of splash plays

Cons:

Can get engulfed by lineman

Does not shed blockers well

Still needs refinement in coverage

Sometimes over pursues

 Player Comparison:           Lance Briggs

 Round Projection:               Late 3rd or early 4th round

 

Summary:

Danny Trevethan is an overlooked prospect.  Playing on a mediocre team without much help he has had a great career.  He might fall due to the fact he can only play in a 4-3 defense at WLB.  That being said much like Briggs he impacts the game as a tackler, blitzer, and in coverage.  Teams should not sleep on this kid.  Teams like the Colts, Bengals, Browns, Giants, Eagles, Lions, and Saints could use him.

If a team can keep offensive linemen off of him he’ll be very productive.

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Video

vs Auburn (JPdraftjedi)

 

Topics: Danny Trevathan Scouting Report, Danny Trevethan, Kentucky

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