Draft Rewind 2016: Eli Apple, New York Giants

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about ELI APPLE: Ohio State, 6005 199 4.40. Junior entry from Voorhees, NJ. Two-year starter. Second team All- Big 10. A man cover corner who has the size and speed to excel on the next level. He got by on his raw talent in college, but needs to work on his technique and nuances of cornerback play. He will not get away with his hands all over a receiver down the field. During the past two years, Apple racked up seven pass interference calls and four holding penalties. Has some hip tightness when he turns. Light feet to cover the small, quicker receivers. Quick to read and react. Knows his defensive responsibilities, is tough on run support, and is aware of his contain duties keeping his outside arm free. He has 22 passes defended over the past two years. Has suddenness in his body. Can make up ground and recover before the ball arrives. A competitor who wants to be involved in the play. Has made several big plays over his short two year career. A young ascending player who has a future as a number one corner. Pro day numbers:7.00/3 cone. Apple stood on his Combine workout where he did no vertical, broad jump, or 60 shuttle. 2015 stats: 33 T, 1 INT, 8 PBU. OSR:4/34. First round. (A-31 3/8, H-9 3/8, VJ-DNP, SS-4.08).

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