North Carolina wide receiver Greg Little missed the entire 2010 season but remains an interesting prospect in the 2011 NFL Draft.

In 2009, as a junior, Little caught 62 passes for 724 yards and five touchdowns. He added 166 rushing yards and one ground score. All things told, Little has just 86 receptions for 969 yards and six scores in three years as a collegiate receiver.

Strengths

• Exceptional athleticism
• Great size (6-foot-2 1/2, 231 pounds)
• Acceptable speed (official 4.51 seconds in the 40-yard dash)
• Terrific vision and body control

• Little has a lot of upside

  Catches well over both shoulders
• Lateral agility, quickness and size allow him to make impressive open-field moves
• Former running back - tough to bring down
• High upside
• Consistently makes circus catches

Weaknesses

• Suspended entire 2010 season for improper dealings with an agent
• Shows a flair for the dramatic on the field; attitude questions present
• Marginal route runner
• Suspect blocker - needs to apply himself more and utilize his size better
• Makes difficult grabs look routine but too often allows easy balls to hit the ground

Expected draft placement

He reminds people of Brandon Marshall, both on and off the field.... Little has a lot of talent but will likely need a sound structure around him off the field to avoid incidents as he matures. His fiery play and trash-talking ways could draw the ire of some teams, but all of that can be overlooked when a playmaker is in question.

Little has a third-round grade to be safe, and he would be a steal if drafted after the fourth round.