Tyrion Davis-Price NFL Draft Profile
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Tyrion Davis-Price Scouting ReportTyrion has good vision to find the hole and get north/south. He gets good initial push and always seems to be falling forward for positive gain. He is a hard runner with a workhorse type mentality. He is a solid receiver in the flat, capable of running through tackles on the edge to move the chains. He is flexible enough to catch passes thrown behind hi. He demonstrates the ability to track the ball over his shoulder. He has good flexibility and balance to adjust to the poorly thrown pass. He has goo vision and patience for screens. He displays good leg drive and physicality. Price runs with a low pad level and has the power to keep moving after initial contact. |
Areas for ImprovementTyrion loses momentum when he gears down to change direction and it takes him a few steps to accelerate back to full speed. He appears indecisive; will dance too much at the line of scrimmage. He lacks natural playmaking ability. |
Tyrion Davis-Price Career at Louisiana StateHard-nosed running back who is LSU’s leading returning rusher in 2021. Coming off a 446-yard, 3-TD season a year ago. Durable and dependable and another Baton Rouge area product that has found a home at LSU. Prepped across town at Southern Lab. Downhill runner with excellent balance that has ability to navigate through traffic. Powerful back that can also beat a defender to the edge. Has played in 23 games during his career, starting four times totalling 741 career rushing yards to go with nine TDs. |
Tyrion Davis-Price NFL Draft Player ProfilePrice possesses great vision and the first level and beyond, reading and manipulating leverage. His patience allows blocks to develop and forces defenders to commit. Davis-Price can create yardage with his wiggle in the open field and good agility, translating to very good cutting ability at low speeds. A tough runner, he is difficult to stop when he gets going downhill, running through arm tackles and absorbing high contact with his balance. Davis-Price lowers his pads to reduce his surface area and keeps his legs churning to drive piles. He can get skinny through closing holes. Good speed at his size allows the quick-footed runner to beat defenders to the corner. He is a capable cut blocker, displaying timing and taking out the right leg. Davis-Price pays attention to detail as a route runner, performing sharp cuts. He is difficult to tackle in space for smaller defenders. |
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