That's something that can be shored up in the NFL, but it's the same quality that made Neal such an important enforcer for Atlanta. Hawkins has the same skillset to play that type of box safety role that Neal occupies, but there may be a learning curve for him, as there is with all NFL rookies.
Hawkins is a bit smaller than Neal at this point of his career, but he's got the frame to fill out and carry more weight. He plays with the type of physicality of a player at a bigger size, though, which will also help him be a main part of Atlanta's special teams packages.
Despite his high number of turnovers, Hawkins doesn't have true sideline-to-sideline range in coverage. That won't be a big issue in Atlanta, however, because of the presence of Kazee and Allen, who can man that centerfield position as a single-high safety. Instead, Hawkins will likely be asked to play in more zone coverage or possibly line up against opposing tight ends.
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