Height
|
Weight
|
Arm
|
Hand
|
10 Yd
|
40 Yd
|
Bench
|
Vertical
|
Broad
|
3-Cone
|
Shuttle
|
60 Yd
Shuttle
|
6-0
|
188
|
31
|
8 3/8
|
1.60
|
4.52
|
DNP
|
41.5
|
130
|
6.79
|
3.89
|
12.19
|
Game
Film Evaluated:
Pros: Has
the speed to stay with fast receivers deep. Good hips to transition from
backpedal. Scheme called for him to play a ton of off man and cover 4 zone.
Really comfortable in deep coverage. Able to turn his head and locate the ball.
Plays with long arms. Played gunner on ST units.
Cons: Did
not do a lot of press in college. Looks to lay people out, penalized for
targeting in college. Cannot get off blocks from receivers. He needs to keep
his hands off the receiver downfield. A tad over aggressive at times.
Summary: Kevin
Johnson has the frame, length and speed to be a force at corner and develop
into a top cover man in the NFL. He has the ability to match well vs most NFL
receivers, stay with downfield and can close quickly from the backpedal. The
scheme leaves his press ability as an unknown, someone with his frame should be
able to jam receivers and not doing that often in college will be a learning
curve. He is not the best tackling corner, struggles to get off blocks and
looks for the knockout blow versus just getting his man down. I project Johnson
as a top 20 prospect to a scheme that wants a lot of man coverage, leaving
their corners on an island but will have to teach him how to jam receivers. He
has first round ability but he is not a complete corner.
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