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DT7 - Quinn Pitcock, Ohio State	NFL.com Profile
Height: 6-2 Weight: 299 40 yard dash: 4.93 Grade: 74
Strengths: Quinn Pitcock is a defensive tackle prospect that will give you consistent effort for sixty minutes. Pitcock is fundamentally sound as he plays with excellent leverage technique as well as stands his ground on run defense. He has a fine array of pass rushing moves that he demonstrated at Ohio State and he is an exceptional jumper, so he should be able to knock down passes at the line of scrimmage at the NFL level. Weaknesses: Quinn Pitcock is one of several prospects that have unfortunately seen his draft stock decline steadily throughout the scouting process. Quinn Pitcock lacks ideal athleticism that most NFL scouts covet, and he lacks that explosive burst that many dictate is essential in making plays in the backfield in the National Football League. Unfortunately for Quinn Pitcock, he may just be one of those players that are solid collegiate football players, but do not have enough athleticism to become a starting player in the National Football League. Overall: Quinn Pitcock is a blue-collar football player, he works hard and gives you 100% effort on all snaps. There have been many cases where NFL scouts were incorrect, and a player who was once thought to lack the athletic ability to become a playmaker at the NFL level, progressed nicely and become a solid contributor on an NFL Franchise. Quinn Pitcock should be a solid mid-round selection, that will need to be coached up and could develop in time. Quinn Pitcock is a “low risk, medium reward” prospect in the 2007 NFL Draft.