Nfl draft 2003 Information Provided by cbs sportsline

Richard Angulo

Weight: 263

Position: TE

College: Western New Mexico

Drafted: Pick 40 of the 7th round by St. Louis
Analysis
Positives: Genetically heavy athlete with the body of an offensive lineman and the quickness of a fullback...Has impressive linear acceleration off the snap...Developed better hand usage in the last year, preventing defenders from jamming him at the line of scrimmage...Makes proper body adjustments getting to the ball in traffic...Has the vision needed to come back for the off-target passes and shows excellent snatch-&-reach ability as a pass catcher...Flexible in his movements and is adept at making the over-the-shoulder grabs...Mature, responsible person who was left on his own by his parents to finish high school, raising his younger sister while also attending classes and competing in football.
Negatives: Despite his acceleration and quickness, he needs to show better foot agility, as he tends to trip over himself when trying to get into deep routes...Needs to use his size to his advantage as a blocker, as he more often than not, is just standing around making passive attempts to contain the defender...While physically strong, he needs to gain muscle tone...Shows little explosion in his blocks, rarely gaining leverage.
Career Notes
One of the most unrecognized pass catchers in the country, coming into his own midway through his junior campaign...In his last two seasons, he managed to haul in 52 passes for 944 yards (18.2 avg) and twelve touchdowns.
2002 Season

Little All-American third-team selection by The NFL Draft Report, earning honorable mention from the Independent Football Alliance...Started nine games, catching 28 passes for 582 yards (20.8 avg) and seven touchdowns.

Appeared in eight games, sitting out the Mesa and New Mexico Highlands contests (undisclosed injury)...Finished with 24 receptions for 362 yards (15.1 avg) and five touch- downs.

YEAR GP GS NO YARDS AVG TD LONG R/PG GM/AVG

2001 8 6 24 362 15.1 5 47 3.00 45.25

2002 9 9 28 582 20.8 7 65 3.11 64.67

TOTAL 17 15 52 944 18.2 12 65 3.06 55.53

Kevin Walter

Weight: 221

Position: WR

College: Eastern Michigan

Drafted: Pick 41 of the 7th round by N.Y. Giants
Analysis
Positives: Tireless worker with a fearless attitude...Adjusts smoothly to the off-target throws...Has the burst needed to gain separation after the catch...Does not shy away from the crowd, using his hands well to force his way through traffic...Plants and drives sharply on deep routes...Excels at coming across the middle for hitch and screen passes, gaining a good portion of his yardage after the catch, thanks to his array of spin moves and fluid hip swerve...Can create space underneath and knows how to drive towards the sidelines in clock management...Flashes to the ball with his hands properly extended and never hesitates going over the middle for the ball...Shows the athletic ability and toughness to adjust to the ball and take it away from the defender...Also excels as a gunner on special teams.
Negatives: Lacks second level speed to accelerate deep (not a fast-twitch runner)...Slow to engage defenders blocking for the running game...More of a straight-line runner with adequate hip roll...More of a shield blocker in pass protection who struggles to stay with his man...While he can elude after the catch, he will generally go down from the initial hit.
Career Notes
Three-year starter who is regarded as the premier receiver in the Mid-American Conference...Uses his size to his advantage when combating defenders for the ball in traffic...Started 33 of 44 games for EMU, shattering the school's career-records with 211 receptions for 2838 yards (13.5 avg) and 20 touchdowns, topping the previous marks of 135 catches by Savon Edwards (1994-97), 2043 yards by Jermaine Sheffield (1997-99) and 14 scores by both Steve Clay (1992-95) and Sheffield...Has made at least one catch in his last 34 games.
2002 Season

All-Mid American Conference first-team choice...Ranked among the national leaders as he hauled in 93 passes for 1368 yards (14.7 avg) and nine touchdowns, topping the previous school season-records of 78 catches by Kenny Christian (2000) and 1031 yards by Ontario Pryor (1996)...Manned the H-back position, adding 5 tackles (3 solos) on special teams.

All-Mid American Conference honorable mention...Recipient of the James M. "Bingo" Brown Award, given to the team's Most Valuable Offensive Player...Started every game at H-back, leading the team with 62 catches for 748 yards (12.1 avg) and six touchdowns... Added a pair of solo tackles on special teams and also completed a pass for a 33-yard gain...Twice earned Player of the Game honors (Ball State and Northern Illinois...Gained over 100 yards receiving in three contests.

Started every game, except vs. Michigan at H-back...Joined Kenny Christian in forming the second-best receiving tandem in college football, as the pair made 133 catches for 1529 yards...Caught 55 passes for 721 yards (13.1 avg)...All five of his touchdown grabs came in the fourth quarter...Recorded 7 tackles (6 solos) on special teams.

Played in ten games as a true freshman, catching a pass for a 1-yard gain vs. Central Florida.

YEAR GP GS NO YARDS AVG TD LONG R/PG GM/AVG

1999 10 0 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.10 0.10

2000 11 10 55 721 13.1 5 54 5.00 65.55

2001 11 11 62 748 12.1 6 65 5.64 68.00

2002 12 12 93 1368 14.7 9 62 7.75 114.00

TOTAL 44 33 211 2,838 13.5 20 65 4.80 64.50
PASSING STATISTICS

YEAR ATT COMP PCT YARDS TD INT LONG

2001 1 1 100.0 33 0 0 33
SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

YEAR TK SO AS FR FC

1999 4 2 2 0 0

2000 7 6 1 0 0

2001 2 2 0 0 0

2002 5 3 2 0 0

TOTAL 18 13 5 0 0