Greg McCoy Scouting Report |
Greg McCoy - Texas Christian (HT: 5-10 - WT: 181) |
Positives -- Decent size for a nickle cornerback at the next level... Plays better in off coverage, which allows him to read and react... When he sees the play develop, he has a better ability to read routes and make plays... Takes good angles to the football when reading the football... Is quick in short areas,
and is able to make plays on the ball... Looks better on the inside of the formation, he has the ability to play man coverage in close quarters... His real value lies in his kick return abilities, ranked sixth in the nation with a 30.6 average per return in 2011, including two touchdowns; was named the Mountain West Conference's special teams player of the year and selected to the All-American team as a return specialist by CBS and Yahoo!... Recorded a second quarter interception in the Poinsettia Bowl and was named defensive player of the game as TCU came back to beat Louisiana Tech.
Negatives -- His size will come into question, especially when it comes to bigger wide receivers... In coverage, has a hard time flipping his hips and getting vertical with the man he is covering... Has good speed, but doesn't have that extra gear to get on top of receivers... Against faster competition, he will have to improve his technique or he will be beaten over the top with ease... Allows receivers get inside and has trouble keeping up with them after the snap of the ball... Has a hard time setting the edge in run support, and can be moved off his spot at will... His tackling is below average due to lack of strength... Was solid as the collegiate level, but bigger and faster players might prove too much in the NFL... Has to prove that he can contribute in the secondary because he won't last long at the next level as just a return specialist.
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At Texas Christian -- (Official School Bio) 2011: A CBSSports.com and Yahoo! Sports first-team All-American at kick returner... tabbed by Phil Steele Publications as a second-team All-American... Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Year... first-team All-MW selection as a kick returner and an honorable-mention pick at cornerback... Poinsettia Bowl Defensive Most Valuable Player in the 31-24 victory over Louisiana Tech... his interception and 24-yard return late in the second quarter set up a game-tying TCU touchdown... added two stops and two pass breakups in the game... totaled 32 tackles on the season... had a TCU-high seven pass breakups while tying for the team lead with two interceptions... collected a career-high eight tackles, seven solo, and a fumble recovery in the win at Boise State... grabbed an interception to go with three tackles against SMU... his seven career picks led all active Horned Frogs in 2011... started all 13 games, registering a tackle in 11 contests... led the Mountain West and ranked sixth nationally in kickoff return average at 30.6 yards... returned a kick 94 yards for a touchdown to begin the second half against Louisiana-Monroe, marking the first for TCU to begin the second half since 2005... also enjoyed a 99-yard kickoff return for a score against UNLV... had the second- and third-longest kickoff returns in 11 seasons under head Gary Patterson, surpassed only by Cory Rodgers' 100-yard effort at BYU in 2005... totaled a TCU single-game record 229 kickoff return yards on six attempts (38.2 avg.) against Baylor, highlighted by 73- and 68-yard efforts to set up TCU scores... averaged 35.3 yards per return at Wyoming, taking three kicks for 106 yards... two-time MW Special Teams Player of the Week honoree after his performances against Louisiana-Monroe and Baylor... named "Best Athlete in the Mountain West" by Sporting News in the preseason.
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