Football National Scouting

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Average size for the safety position.

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195 is a comfortable playing weight for Mott .

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Although Mott at this time hasn't been tested .The film shows he has good game speed for the safety position.

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Mott is a hard worker and a very disciplined person and player brings an excellent work ethic to the game as well as his studies.

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Mott played in several different defensive formations ability to to learn those assignments helped make him a very effictive player.

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Mott production varied due his defensive scheme .He made stops against the run and the pass and was very disruptive along the line of scrimmage.

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winning or losing Mott always played with the same intensity ....play reflects his passion for the game.

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Motts a very physical player . He likes playing the up at the line of scrimmage against the run.He is not afraid to make a big hit on a runningback for his size.

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Motts stamina was put to the test playing on the punt team and starting on defense.Their offense really left them on the field and in the fourth quarter it would take its toll. As the talent around him gets better he will be stronger in the fourth quarter.

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For the most part Mott takes good angles on tackling and making plays. Although does have the tendency to be more aggressive then he needs to be. Needs to stay patient and stay in his game.

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Mott rehabbed back from a dislocated knee to make the season . Also is known to watch a lot of film after hours.... at the time of this report is doing 2 a days to get ready for his All-Star game.

2

Played high school baseball....may be quick enough to play corner, and big enough to play coverage OLB (rover) in CFL....

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Mott had knee surgery during the 05 season missing 6 games. After rehabbing he made it back for the entire 06 season.

3

Mott needs to work on better coverage against bigger Tight Ends and slot WRs at the next level....can be quicker in making reads....may have tendency to bite on play action....

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Playing against the run is his strength.Shoots gaps well and is good in support.

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Mott in coverage only had 3 pass deflections....

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In college they played a lot of man and Mott played a lot in the box against the run.

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Motts ability to read plays allows him to make up space on plays

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Mott's tackling is somthing he takes pride in he is not afraid to to make contact on a play.

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Motts has the ability to get in the backfield and blowup plays and make a lot of open field tackles.

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Mott coverage weaknesses are due to how close to line of scrimmage. He will have to work on his back/pedal and turn against his slot WR....In coverage he is slow on the turn and looks inside at the QB and will get burned deep.

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Mott didn't produce a lot of INTs in his college career because he was used against the run mostly.

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In the films i saw Mott wasn't jamming WRs . He played off his assignments...needs work jamming and knocking WRs off their routes.....

Motts strength is playing against the run.He can read and react well and blowup plays in the backfield......plays well against assignments inside the box.

Motts weakness are in pass coverage .He will have to get used to playing a smaller faster slot WRs.And he will have to learn to take better angles against bigger faster Tight Ends.Also has to watch his aggressiveness against the smaller RB could cost him a big play.

Mott has the tools to make it to the pro level but is raw in areas that NFL personnel look at most... Mott played with a lot of experience around him that brought out his leadership experiences. Also Mott will have to learn that at the next level to play more within his game and trust the players around him. Motts ability to play the run and willingness to hit will carry him to the Pro Level but at what level will need to be determined... Didnt dominate his level of competiton but was decently productive... may need development at pro indoor level first...If he shows willingness to be aggressive and jam WRs could be CFL camp guy but seems destined for some seasoning at pro indoor level first...If he times in 4.4s at a Pro Day or National Combine it could open some eyes but any average testing numbers for his position will not get much attention based on number of higher level DBs rated ahead of him....