Jovon Johnson's best attribute as he heads to the pros may be his motor. It's not a sexy attribute and it's hard to quantify with data. But when you watch Johnson play, it's what stands out the most.
Take this play from December's Camellia Bowl for instance. Johnson could have just tackled Appalachian State's Ike Lewis and called it a day. But instead, he saw an opportunity to rip the ball from Lewis' hands and he took it all the back to the end zone for a touchdown.
For Johnson, this type of play - which showcases an ability to create turnovers by sheer will - gives him a chance to make it at the next level.