Very productive small school tweener who looks Taylor made for a 3-4 rush OLB or a situational pass rusher in the 4-3 http://topsportsreport.com/?p=148948
Very productive small school tweener who looks Taylor made for a 3-4 rush OLB or a situational pass rusher in the 4-3 http://topsportsreport.com/?p=148948
- 2014 Ranked #1 for Most Sacks per Game NCAA DII
- 2014 Lindy’s Sports Magazine All DII Team
- 2014 BSN Pre-Season All American
- 2014 All-CIAA Pre-Season Team
- 2013 JCSU Most Outstanding Defense Player
- 2013 Ranked #3 in Nation NCAA DII
pro day Tuesday , looking for some good numbers from the young man ( he works out like James Harrison ) could be a hidden gem
this tape ( granted highlights ) is just so damned impressive
On most of those plays, he lines up far outside the offensive tackle, something he would not get away with in the NFL. Any decent tackle will shield him from the pocket and let his own momentum take him past the QB. On some plays he goes completely unblocked. The play where the tackle goes low is just a joke.
Originally Posted by one side only
that is how it goes with prospect coming from college , many things they do there does not work in the nfl because its a different game and totally different level of competition ... however he would not be playing DE in the NFL he is a OLB in a 3-4 based on size and skill set , thus a transition would have to be made there as well from hand in dirt to a stand up guy on the outside ... but we are not talking about a 1st round pick here either obviously late round or UDFA
.It went great ran a 4.8 my shuttle was a 4.7 I did 21 reps of 225 my vert jump as a 31 long jump was a 8'8 they scouts liked my size too
6'1 260
Bills scout told me to stay in shape cause this isn't the end
nice workout tape showing some standup LB drills
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