Chiefs CB Jalil Brown Colorado

Hammock Parties · 04-30-2011, 11:09 AM

Height: 6-0 5/8
Weight: 204
Speed: 4.53
Arm: 30 3/4
Hand: 9 7/8
Wingspan: 74 3/4
Birthdate: 10/14/1987
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ
Grade: 5.31

Notes: Also earned two letters each in basketball and track, in addition to playing safety, running back, quarterback and seeing action returning kicks as an Arizona prep. Redshirted in 2006. A reserve defensive back in ’07, saw action in all 13 games (27 defensive snaps) and was the team’s top special-teams performer, notching 13 tackles. Started 6-of-12 games as the nickel defender in ’08 and logged 52-4-1 with three tackles for loss. Had offseason left shoulder surgery for a labrum tear but played in all 13 games in ’09, starting the final 11 at left cornerback, and tallied 66-15-2. Started all 12 games at LCB in ’10 and logged 46-5-3 with two tackles for loss. Team captain.

Positives: Good size and speed. Has big hands. Feisty, competitive playing temperament. Experienced in press man coverage and can jam and disrupt receivers at the line. Quick feet and good balance. Shadows receivers in short area and tries to jump routes. Has special-teams experience. Solid character and work ethic. Maintains less than seven percent body fat.

Negatives: A bit rigid in his pedal and tight transitioning. Gets beat over the top. Average instincts. Downfield ball skills are lacking — puts himself in position but does not have great hands and isn’t a finisher. Can be outmuscled, loses positioning in the air and will struggle to contend with big receivers. Occasionally opens his hips too early and is susceptible to double moves. Lacks an extra gear to recover. Struggles to disengage from blocks. Drag-down tackler. Struggled in one-on-ones at the Senior Bowl and looked mechanical in movement at the Combine.

Summary: Good-sized, aggressive, self-confident scrapper with good height and timed speed, though he lacks starter-caliber ball skills. Will not be intimidated, has a special-teams mentality and shows the makings of a functional sub-package contributor.

NFL projection: Third- to fourth-round pick.

04-30-2011, 11:09 AM	Topic Starter
Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $4430478	CB Jalil Brown Colorado Height: 6-0 5/8 Weight: 204 Speed: 4.53 Arm: 30 3/4 Hand: 9 7/8 Wingspan: 74 3/4 Birthdate: 10/14/1987 Hometown: Phoenix, AZ Grade: 5.31 Notes: Also earned two letters each in basketball and track, in addition to playing safety, running back, quarterback and seeing action returning kicks as an Arizona prep. Redshirted in 2006. A reserve defensive back in ’07, saw action in all 13 games (27 defensive snaps) and was the team’s top special-teams performer, notching 13 tackles. Started 6-of-12 games as the nickel defender in ’08 and logged 52-4-1 with three tackles for loss. Had offseason left shoulder surgery for a labrum tear but played in all 13 games in ’09, starting the final 11 at left cornerback, and tallied 66-15-2. Started all 12 games at LCB in ’10 and logged 46-5-3 with two tackles for loss. Team captain. Positives: Good size and speed. Has big hands. Feisty, competitive playing temperament. Experienced in press man coverage and can jam and disrupt receivers at the line. Quick feet and good balance. Shadows receivers in short area and tries to jump routes. Has special-teams experience. Solid character and work ethic. Maintains less than seven percent body fat. Negatives: A bit rigid in his pedal and tight transitioning. Gets beat over the top. Average instincts. Downfield ball skills are lacking — puts himself in position but does not have great hands and isn’t a finisher. Can be outmuscled, loses positioning in the air and will struggle to contend with big receivers. Occasionally opens his hips too early and is susceptible to double moves. Lacks an extra gear to recover. Struggles to disengage from blocks. Drag-down tackler. Struggled in one-on-ones at the Senior Bowl and looked mechanical in movement at the Combine. Summary: Good-sized, aggressive, self-confident scrapper with good height and timed speed, though he lacks starter-caliber ball skills. Will not be intimidated, has a special-teams mentality and shows the makings of a functional sub-package contributor. NFL projection: Third- to fourth-round pick.
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