2023 NFL Draft Diamonds Scouting Report: Keylon Stokes, WR, Tulsa
Player Data:
Name, Jersey # | Keylon Stokes #2 |
School (Code) | OKTU |
DOB, Class Yr | 10/18/1999 |
Height, Weight | 5097, 202 |
40 Yd Dash | 4.45 |
Arms, Hands | 3114, 0938 |
Position/Depth | Starter, WR |
Honors/Captainship | 2020 All-AAC Second Team |
Season Viewed (yr) | 2022, |
Games Watched | SMU, Cincinnati, Temple |
Scout Name / Date | Nikalaus Ehler |
Per Year Stats:
2022 | 9 GP 57 REC 964 YDS 5 TD, Rushing: 4 ATT 9 YDS |
2021 | 4 GP 11 REC 148 YDS, Rushing: 2 ATT 16 YDS |
2019 | 12 GP 62 REC 1040 YDS 6 TD, Rushing: 9 ATT 42 YDS |
2018 | 12 GP 41 REC 575 YDS 2 TD, Rushing: 15 ATT 104 YDS 2 TD |
2017 | 9 GP 6 REC 143 YDS |
Player Summary:
Keylon Stokes is a 5th year SR who aligns at the slot position of the Tulsa offense. Played in only 4 games in 2021 after missing time for an undisclosed injury. Was knocked out against Ole Miss after suffering a helmet-on-helmet collision. He has inadequate height and average weight with a lean frame on him. He shows exceptional athletic ability with quality speed and quickness. Shows to be very elusive with quality COD. Marginal strength and power. In the passing game, he shows quality burst off the line with good acceleration and average footwork. He runs quality routes and shows a good ability to get in and out of breaks. He truly shows his route running against zone, showing an exceptional ability to find the soft spots in coverage and make a play. At the point of the catch, he shows quality hands with good ball skills. He shows soft hands and a good ability to catch on the run. Shows good awareness and the ability to adjust on a thrown ball. Can be dangerous after the catch and uses quality COD to make defenders miss tackles. Shows average balance while evading tacklers. Is occasionally used on jet sweeps, showing good awareness when reading his blocks and has big play ability. In the running game, he shows an ability to be a factor as a blocker. Shows a tough drive and the ability to get under his opponent and sustain the block just long enough. Surely compensates for his size concerns with soft hands and the ability to find soft spots in zone.
Scheme Fit:
Slot WR in most offenses
Power Statement:
Slot WR with quality speed and the ability to find those soft spots in coverage to create big chunk plays
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