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Strengths: Speed, quickness, agility, and balance Great receiving skills. Play maker Questions: At 5-7, 180lbs, can he take the pounding of an every down NFL RB? Projected Draft Round: 1st Warrick Dunn, Florida State, RB 5-7, 180lbs 1996 Statistics Carries Yards yds/carry TDs 189 1179 6.2 14 At first glance, Dunn looks like a small scat back who could be used only as a third down back. He’s small, quick, and has great receiving skills, but Dunn is much more then a third down back, and many scouts believe he has the ability to be a successful every down back in the NFL. He has surprising strength for his size. His speed, agility, and balance should allow him to avoid ware and tear, giving him a greater chance to survive the pounding an NFL back receives. Even after he takes a hit, he maintains his balance and gets extra yardage. Still, his best asset is his excellent receiving skills and open field moves, which make him dangerous as a receiver out of the backfield. Dunn is someone who can not be covered by just a linebacker and opposing NFL teams will have to worry where he is at all times. Another skill which makes Dunn a valuable commodity is his kick return ability. Dunn is a play maker who can turn a game around as a runner, receiver, or kick returner and should have his name called early in the first round. Draft Talk | Draft Trivia | NFL Teams