The article discusses the tendency of analysts to prematurely grade NFL draft picks shortly after selection, emphasizing the importance of fit over personal rankings. Washington Commanders, with only one pick on the second day, secured Trey Amos at No. 61 overall. General manager Adam Peters opted against trading down, valuing Amos's high ranking. Amos, a 6'1" cornerback from Ole Miss, is recognized for his size and performance, including a 4.43 40-yard dash time. This selection is seen as beneficial for Washington's defensive strategy, allowing flexibility for teammates.
Some graders get stuck on their personal rankings, impacting how they assess a player's fit with the team and their needs.
Amos, rated too high to trade down, is expected to compete for a starting spot, allowing his teammate to take on a more suitable role.
Showing significant improvement during the predraft process, Amos solidified his status as a top cornerback with impressive stats from his college career.
His 4.43 40-yard dash and interceptions highlight his capabilities in press-man and Cover 3 schemes, showcasing his potential at the professional level.
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