Gemon Green

Evaluation

Andrew Wilbar: Green displayed flashes of excellence at Michigan, but those flashes would always be followed by phases of inconsistency. He has good size and sufficient speed, but his hips appeared to be a little tight in coverage, as there were times he would struggle to change direction quickly. When playing near the line, Green did a good job bumping defenders off their route with active hands; and in off coverage, his instincts allowed him to close on receivers quicker than the average corner. Where he is most liable is down the field in man coverage, where he struggles to go stride-for-stride with speedier receivers. Also, if he loses a step in coverage, he struggles to regain ground. At the end of the day, I think Green is, at worst, a key special teamer in the NFL, but in the best case scenario, he is a hybrid defensive back who can play meaningful snaps in big moments of games.