Andrew Booth Jr.
CB
Clemson

HT:
WT:
YR:
NO:
OVR RK
29
POS RK
4
FINAL GRADE
6000
200
JR
CEILING
High-End Starter
OVR RK
PLAYSTYLE AND SCHEME FIT
PASS GAME ANALYSIS
RUN GAME ANALYSIS
FINAL REPORT
Andrew Booth Jr. is a versatile corner who projects to the outside in the NFL. He is an excellent man-to-man corner who can mix it up with physical receivers. Booth, a former WR, displays his excellent ball skills and athleticism when given the opportunity. He will aggressively break on the football, turning into a WR playing defense. He also has experience playing on the special team's coverage unit.
Booth Jr. is like glue in coverage, closer to the super, further from the less sticky Elmers, combining loose hips, good footwork, and route anticipation to outwit opposing receivers. He is a physical DB who can play press coverage, soft coverage, or zone. He can benefit by improving his zone coverage ability.
As a run defender, Booth Jr. is aggressive and a solid tackler. But his aggressive mentality and competitive nature have led to a loss of discipline and missed tackles at times. Overall, Booth Jr. has the tools to be a high level defensive back in the NFL.
Primary scout:
Brandon Lundberg
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