2014 Official Draft Thread
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1) Jason Verrett (CB) TCU
2) Demarcus Lawrence (OLB) Boise St
3) Will Sutton (DT) Arizona St
4) Jarvis Landry (WR) LSU
5) John Urschel (OC) Penn St
6) Shamar Stephen (DT) UConn
7) Brock Coyle (ILB) Montana
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Originally posted by ArtistFormerlyKnownAsBKR View PostYeah, it sucks for me. Life seems to be a lot more variations of gray. It's probably that I'm just not smart enough combined with the fact that I have to live life real time as opposed to cherry picked "clips."
The clips I watched in my comparison of Verrett to Fuller are the same kinds of individual game videos that SuperCharger posted of Nix in the "Nix in the second round?" thread. They identify the player that we are watching before each snap (usually with a bracket or box) and then show the play, including plays on which the player being watched was not involved. They show the good with the bad. How is that cherry picked? You are reaching.
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Originally posted by Beerman View PostI think he's spot on about Barr. The guy is raw, but his athletic upside is ridiculous. He pretty much just has a speed rush right now, but it's a VERY good speed rush. He was also fantastic penetrating and stopping the run game behind the line of scrimmage. His weak side pursuit was also great as well due to the speed.
He needs a lot of coaching and refinement of his game. He's only played 2 years on the defensive side. Not sure why anyone would think he's a finished product. Prototype 3-4 OLB for todays game.
He would fit the D perfectly and compliment what we have already. He would essentially be a Barnes clone in his first season, which is just fine. He has the upside to be a complete weak side OLB, unlike Barnes though.
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Originally posted by Steve View PostFullers tackling better isn't a size thing, it is a technique and confidence thing.
Vernette comes in with a soft chest and doesn't arch his back and is somewhat over extended, because he is looking down. He needs to focus on putting his facemask into the guys chest, and driving through the tackle.
Fuller comes in and does the perfect form tackle, although he does have a tendency to just hit, and not wrap up. That works pretty well in college, but you won't be consistent tackling if you try the hitting thing in the NFL, your going to bounce off a lot.Adipose
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Originally posted by Yubaking View PostYour comment is just silly.
The clips I watched in my comparison of Verrett to Fuller are the same kinds of individual game videos that SuperCharger posted of Nix in the "Nix in the second round?" thread. They identify the player that we are watching before each snap (usually with a bracket or box) and then show the play, including plays on which the player being watched was not involved. They show the good with the bad. How is that cherry picked? You are reaching.
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Originally posted by Yubaking View PostYour comment is just silly.
The clips I watched in my comparison of Verrett to Fuller are the same kinds of individual game videos that SuperCharger posted of Nix in the "Nix in the second round?" thread. They identify the player that we are watching before each snap (usually with a bracket or box) and then show the play, including plays on which the player being watched was not involved. They show the good with the bad. How is that cherry picked? You are reaching.
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Originally posted by Panama View PostIn my brief collegiate coaching stint, I always coached the tackler to drive his shoulder through the ball carrier's body and wrap up, with the helmet on the ball side and always see what you're hitting (to prevent neck injury). I was never comfortable coaching facemask into chest.
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