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Daryl Worley
Draft: 6-1, 204
NFL Listing 6-1, 215
33-3/8" arms
10-1/4 hands
Combine 4.52 HH Forty Time
Computing top speed based on the different in his 10 yard and 40 yards times:
Worley: 21.2 mph
Jeff Okudah: 20.94
Kristian Fulton: 20.99
I reviewed 2 games (Green Bay and KC).
I picked those 2 because the Raiders gave up a lot of points in those games.
GB scored 42 and KC scored 40.
In the KC game up to the beginning of Q4 he gave up 1 completion for about 7 yards by my count.
- He had a really good pass breakup vs KC's TE Kelce.
- He started the game aligned as one of the 2-deep Safeties.
- He played RCB, LCB and covered the slot WR, 2-deep Safety, single-high FS and SS.
- He was often matched up vs Tyreek Hill in man coverage.
- He looked more comfortable at RCB than LCB.
In the GB game they started targeting him at the end of the 2nd quarter when he was at LCB.
- He gave up a a few shorter passes then 1 long pass.
- He appeared to be playing zone but there was no defender behind him.
- They moved him to RCB after the long pass completion.
- He gave up another somewhat long pass.
- Again he appeared to be playing zone but there was no defender behind him.
- On both long passes he could have defended the player that caught the pass if he was not trying to also defend underneath.
Overall nothing Wow but solid pass defense and decent tackler..
Draft: 6-1, 204
NFL Listing 6-1, 215
33-3/8" arms
10-1/4 hands
Combine 4.52 HH Forty Time
Computing top speed based on the different in his 10 yard and 40 yards times:
Worley: 21.2 mph
Jeff Okudah: 20.94
Kristian Fulton: 20.99
I reviewed 2 games (Green Bay and KC).
I picked those 2 because the Raiders gave up a lot of points in those games.
GB scored 42 and KC scored 40.
In the KC game up to the beginning of Q4 he gave up 1 completion for about 7 yards by my count.
- He had a really good pass breakup vs KC's TE Kelce.
- He started the game aligned as one of the 2-deep Safeties.
- He played RCB, LCB and covered the slot WR, 2-deep Safety, single-high FS and SS.
- He was often matched up vs Tyreek Hill in man coverage.
- He looked more comfortable at RCB than LCB.
In the GB game they started targeting him at the end of the 2nd quarter when he was at LCB.
- He gave up a a few shorter passes then 1 long pass.
- He appeared to be playing zone but there was no defender behind him.
- They moved him to RCB after the long pass completion.
- He gave up another somewhat long pass.
- Again he appeared to be playing zone but there was no defender behind him.
- On both long passes he could have defended the player that caught the pass if he was not trying to also defend underneath.
Overall nothing Wow but solid pass defense and decent tackler..
Raiders aren't exactly the smartest organization, and seem to have a tough time keeping talent. Not to compare Worley to these two players by any means. I'd just like to see what the guy can do in Dallas before declaring him a JAG. 
