Sixth round: Bryce Huff, Memphis
Huff is a twitchy bundle of kinetic energy. Focusing the energy during a play more consistently will be the difference between Huff being a useful sub-package rusher for years or dropping off a practice squad as a rookie.
The potential is certainly there for Huff to make an impact at the NFL level. He’s very quick, light on his feet and plays every snap like it’s life or death. Huff’s under-and-up move and shoulder dip are lethal.
Bryce Huff of Memphis stands out as a potential Miami rush prospect. Built like a coiled muscle, very strong, great pad level, hands. Comes alive in obvious pass situations. There was a 2-play sequence vs Penn State the other day that would catch you even if you weren’t watching. pic.twitter.com/cJEqgLUz3h
— Chris Kouffman (@ckparrot) December 30, 2019
There is a definite all-or-nothing to Huff’s game tape. He will try to sprint or dance around blocks instead of holding his ground or his containment. Teams running right at him with a blocker in front found success. But as a stand-up, fast-twitch pass rush specialist, Huff merits strong consideration.