Nfl draft 2003 Information Provided by cbs sportsline

Teyo Johnson

Weight: 247

Position: WR

College: Stanford

Drafted: Pick 31 of the 2nd round by Oakland
Analysis
Positives: Natural athlete with a very impressive height/weight/speed factor... Has a well-developed frame that packs a lot of power...Displays functional upfield quickness and the acceleration to elude defenders after the catch...Has the body control to make sharp cuts coming out of his routes...Shows good timing to the stick posts and on corner routes... Uses his quickness and power to gain most of his yardage after the catch...Shows good timing going up for the ball in flight and a competitive nature to wrest the ball away from defenders in traffic...Extends his arms properly and catches with his hands...Has the strength to escape press coverage...Shows aggression and functional strength when called upon for blocking purposes...Capable of making the crack block upfield...Knows how to come back for the underneath and off-target passes.
Negatives: While he has good speed, he sometimes looks hesitant in his initial step off the line...Little stiff running his routes and inconsistent protecting the ball on the run...Not always aware of the playing field and tends to have balance problems working the side-lines...While his hands appear natural, he can drop the easy passes due to a lack of concentration and only adequate arm extension (has made improvements in this area over the last year), especially when he gets into a rhythm where he body-catches, rather than reach for the ball...Flashes some flexibility adjusting to the ball, but he's not as aware of his surroundings on the field as one would like.
Career Notes
One of the top two-sport athletes in the nation, Teyo not only became one of the most feared players on the football team, but he moved into the starting lineup for Stanford's nationally-ranked basketball team...Came to Stanford as one of the nation's most coveted athletes out of Mira Mesa High in the San Diego area, where he was a quarterback with great athletic skills, and a power forward on the basketball court...He was a redshirt QB at Stanford as a true freshman in 2000, but during the spring of 2001, he was converted to wide receiver...His size, agility and athleticism makes a him a very difficult matchup for opposing defenses...Finished his career with 79 receptions for 1032 yards (13.1 avg) and 15 touchdowns (scores rank eighth on the school's career-record list).
2002 Season

Started every game at split end...Led the team with 41 receptions for 467 yards (11.4 avg) and eight touchdowns...Carried once for a 2-yard loss.

Freshman All-American fourth-team selection by The Sporting News...Co-recipient (along with Washington's Reggie Williams) of the Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year Award...All-Pac 10 Conference honorable mention...Winner of the Menlo-Atherton Trophy as the team's Most Outstanding Freshman...Despite playing behind Ryan Wells at split end, he finished second on the team with 38 receptions for 565 yards (14.9 avg) and seven touchdowns.

Redshirted as a freshman, competing on the scout team as a quarterback.

31 10 1/4 24 33 1/2

2001 11 00 38 565 14.9 7 54 3.45 51.36

2002 11 11 41 467 11.4 8 80 3.73 42.45

TOTAL 22 11 79 1032 13.1 15 80 3.59 46.91

YEAR NO YARDS AVG TD LONG TK SO AS FR FC

2001 1 1 0 0 0

2002 1 -2 -2.0 0 -2 1 0 1 0 0

TOTAL 1 -2 -2.0 0 -2 2 1 1 0 0