Mckillop is probablly going in the early to mid 2nd round after he runs a 4.6 something at the combine. I actually hope he doesn't but he probable will.
Scouts have deemed him slow since he ran 4.8 at the trials this last spring but he had a gimpy ankle.
Mckillops stats dwarf all of the other ILB's including Maualuga's and Laurenitus's. 137 tackles,18 tfl,4 sacks,2interceptions. Nobody else even comes close.
He has decent cize 6'1" 243lbs.
He has long since graduated and received his BA and will soon get his MBA.
Not only is the kid brilliant but he has been preparing for games like Zach Thomas since he was freshman.
Even when he was playing behind Blades for 2 years he prepared for every game like he was going to start, doing the notes and film and all that stuff Zach used to do.
If all this wasn't enough Mckillop is a legend at Pitt for his leadership ability. His older brother had to learn the hard way who was in charge of Pitt's defense.
A former wrestling champion in HS his tackling is as sure as tackling gets.
Everything about this kid is good news and don't think he is going to continue to fly under the radar.
The Pats would love to have him in the middle with Mayo.
Mckillup is the quintessential 3-4 ILB and if he isn't a Dolphin next year it will be a very sad tradgedy.
Mckillop could lead our defense well for the next 12 years.
