Strengths

• Works hard to get better and gives top effort on every play. Heads-up defender who shows good field awareness.
• Reads the quarterback to anticipate and is a candidate to play outside.
• Flashes strength to punch or stiff-arm to get off blocks. Stays with plays downfield, often making tackles even after being hit by multiple linemen.
• Tougher between the tackles than many expect. Fluid and quick drop into zone, covers enough ground to be Tampa-2 "MIKE" and knows where the markers are.
• Spends a lot of time outside the box in coverage, but he has the strength to hold the edge against large tight ends and linemen.

Weaknesses

• Does not blow up targets. Many inside tackles are catch-and-drags, which will be more difficult to make at the next level.
• Plays upright. Ducks his head and fails to wrap up at times. Inconsistent in giving full effort to be the second man in on the play. Must learn to use hands to beat blocks.
• Hits up high and misses more tackles than he should.
• Limited vision and is easily fooled by misdirection. Lacks range and lateral agility in coverage.
• Lacks elite quickness and change-of-direction ability to handle NFL slot receivers after initial contact.

Jeremiah Moon percentiles vs other Defensive End's (NFL Combine historically - higher value represents better perfomance)