Looks like a technically sound pass rusher who knows what he has to do to cause problems. Whether he’s enough of a pure athlete to also quench Seattle’s thirst at the LEO, I’m not overly convinced.
Yes I think that’s a good comparison. Neither player an elite athlete, but good technically gifted and effective. Simon’s motor was a little more active, but I’ve seen few players with a better motor.
Kenny Sloth
I’ve been watching more and more of De’Anthony Thomas of Oregon, because I can’t come to a decision about him.
I really don’t see his ability to have an impact as a WR. He can jump high, but always seems to lose his balance coming down. He has great hands and is quickern shit, but honestly, something doesn’t sit right about his translation to the next level.
I love his tenacity and humility. He reminds me of Julio Jones in that regard, but I’m not even sure that he’ll be able to succeed in the slot.
He’s definitely a tough one to figure out. Hard to see what his role in the NFL would be. A guy who is relying on Tavon Austin having a big year for sure.
Kenny Sloth
I don’t think he even projects as well as Tavon Austin.
Kenny Sloth
Big fan of Bradley Roby. Has long arms and baits the hell out of quarterbacks.
Kenny Sloth
He master baits.
LOL
Miles
Wow Kenny. XD
Kenny Sloth
Michael Campanaro from Wake Forest could be one to watch. WR. strong, hands catcher.
Deandre Coleman from cal looks like a great 3-4 end.
Just throwing out some names.
Eli
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Seems to have a good bull rush and the speed to swim his way around the edge too. Definitely wouldn’t mind the Seahawks taking this guy.
Looks like a technically sound pass rusher who knows what he has to do to cause problems. Whether he’s enough of a pure athlete to also quench Seattle’s thirst at the LEO, I’m not overly convinced.
Would you compare him to John Simon at all?
Yes I think that’s a good comparison. Neither player an elite athlete, but good technically gifted and effective. Simon’s motor was a little more active, but I’ve seen few players with a better motor.
I’ve been watching more and more of De’Anthony Thomas of Oregon, because I can’t come to a decision about him.
I really don’t see his ability to have an impact as a WR. He can jump high, but always seems to lose his balance coming down. He has great hands and is quickern shit, but honestly, something doesn’t sit right about his translation to the next level.
I love his tenacity and humility. He reminds me of Julio Jones in that regard, but I’m not even sure that he’ll be able to succeed in the slot.
He’s definitely a tough one to figure out. Hard to see what his role in the NFL would be. A guy who is relying on Tavon Austin having a big year for sure.
I don’t think he even projects as well as Tavon Austin.
Big fan of Bradley Roby. Has long arms and baits the hell out of quarterbacks.
He master baits.
LOL
Wow Kenny. XD
Michael Campanaro from Wake Forest could be one to watch. WR. strong, hands catcher.
Deandre Coleman from cal looks like a great 3-4 end.
Just throwing out some names.
Where are you at in terms of being able to watch college games? I would be willing to sponsor a month of ESPN pass for $31. I have come to this site for about 4 years so it’d mean a lot if I could contribute back to it. I know many of your community would do the same. Let us know how we can help you.
I’m still working on a solution for this weekend, but I’m optimistic I’ll get something sorted so I can watch a few games.
And while I truly do appreciate all the offers of donations, I’m also determined to get this done myself. I take a great deal of pleasure writing this blog and see this as a challenge. But it really does mean so much that so many people have offered to help. I can’t thank you all enough. It means the world to me.