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Sincere McComick NFL Draft Profile
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Sincere McComick Scouting ReportSincere does an excellent job of absorbing contact and keeping his balance. He also does an excellent job of routinely falling forward when taken down. McComick possesses exceptional footwork. He demonstrates smooth cut ability, leaving defenders out of position to make the tackle. His impressive lateral agility, allows him to dance behind the line of scrimmage while patiently waiting for a lane to open. He is a reliable receiving back. He also is a willing blocker.
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Areas for ImprovementSincere's abilities reach beyond the impressive production he has attained at UTSA. Size nowadays is thing of the past, players coming into the league must display the proper frame to handle a workload at the next level. He’s proven to be physical, but how will his 5’9″ and 205-pound frame hold up in the NFL, especially as a blocker? He doesn’t appear to possess next-level long speed. Will he be able to rip off chunk plays at the next level? He has plenty of miles on the clock. Will the 657 carries (and counting) prove to be a concern for NFL teams? This has historically been a consideration, especially at a position that has a relatively small shelf life.
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Sincere McComick Career at SchoolThe phrase “immediate impact” is often overused. Yet, in the case of McCormick, there is no better phrase to use. During his first season at UTSA, the running back exceeded even the most outlandish expectations. From his first game, a 74-yard performance against Incarnate Word, it was apparent that the Roadrunners had found a talented RB. In just his second game, McCormick found the end zone twice against Baylor. It wasn’t simply a case of trampling FCS and Group of Five competition; the UTSA product could mix it with Power Five competition as well. 2019 was a record-setting year for McCormick. He set new UTSA freshman records in every conceivable RB metric. Additionally, he broke the program record for single-season all-purpose yardage and single-game yardage (189 yards vs. UTEP). As a result, he was named a Freshman All-American by FWAA in addition to Conference USA Freshman of the Year. The records that he’d set as a freshman didn’t last long. In the 2020 season opener against Texas State, McCormick set a new standard with 197 rushing yards. The Roadrunners RB subsequently broke that record with a 251-yard performance against North Texas. Those performances, alongside a total of seven 100+ yard games (five of which went over 150 yards), ensured that McCormick broke his all-purpose yardage record with 1,598 total yards. |
Sincere McComick NFL Draft Player ProfileMcCormick was named a second-team All-American, Conference USA Player of the Year, and a finalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award and Doak Walker Award. Moreover, he was named the Texas College Player of the Year by the prestigious Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Magazine. McCormick could improve on these performances in his junior year. But UTSA has emerged as a Group of Five giant this season, with their running back powering their unbeaten record. Of the 10 games played at the time of writing, McCormick has rushed for over 100 yards in seven of them. Having had multiple games with 3 touchdowns, he needs just 1 score in their final two games to set a new single-season high. McCormick has once again proven that he’s one of the best running backs in the nation. While college production doesn’t guarantee NFL success, there’s every reason to believe he can be one of the top RBs in the 2022 NFL Draft. Of that, we’re being sincere.
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