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2017 Official Draft Thread - Round 1
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Thanks for the info Fleet.
And like Boltjolt, the game for me is still quite confusing.
I've been watching 6 nations for over 20 years now, not to mention the world cup, and am still no closer to figuring out what's going on. I go along to the pub with my buddies to watch a friendly and they try to explain it.......I guess the beer gets in the way of my understanding. Still, great game to watch.
Go American Football!
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Originally posted by WindsorUK View PostThanks for the info Fleet.
And like Boltjolt, the game for me is still quite confusing.
I've been watching 6 nations for over 20 years now, not to mention the world cup, and am still no closer to figuring out what's going on. I go along to the pub with my buddies to watch a friendly and they try to explain it.......I guess the beer gets in the way of my understanding. Still, great game to watch.
Go American Football!
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J.J. Dielman’s experience at the Combine was shorter than others. He did medical evaluations, interviews and the bench press (27 reps, fifth among OLs). While his cousin Kris Dielman was a longtime NFL vet with the San Diego Chargers, Dielman is actually the first in his family to go to the Combine.
Coming off a knee injury and not yet up to full sprinting, Dielman was a little whistful when it came to watching others do field drills. But he got some confidence from his interviews that teams aren’t holding it against him.
"Nobody felt bad for me, but they said, ‘We have tape of you, three years of tape, and it’s good stuff to go off of,’" he said. "I’m not really asking for any sympathy. I’m blessed I got the opportunity to go."
Even though each player was focused on himself during the last week, they added they got a lot of pleasure from watching each other.
"I watched Garett and Isaac run their 40s as I was going through my morning — it was kind of like dad watching his sons," Williams said. "When I got back, I was watching Pita [Taumoepenu] and Marcus [Williams and BA [Brian Allen]. We all did a great job. We represented Utah well."
Many of the participants will be back for Utah’s Pro Day on March 23rd, and some will be repeating drills or doing drills they weren’t able to perform this time around. Asiata thinks he can improve on his broad jump and vertical — his legs tightened up before he did them. Williams will run the 60-yard shuttle. Dielman hopes to be up for position drills.
It will also be an opportunity to see the Utes who didn’t get invited. Asiata knows who he’s excited to see perform.
"I wish Hunter Dimick had been invited," he said. "Hunter would’ve done better than a lot of people as well, I feel. When he gets to Pro Day, watch him put on a show."Go Rivers!
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For most people doing draft descriptions, they call anyone who is 6 foot something and 220+ a "physical" WR. Mike Williams is the real deal. ANd he doesn't just make catches in traffic, he rips the ball away from the DB, or snags it away from the DB when the guy has position on him. He made Watson look awful good on some bad throws this season.
I like him because in some ways, while physical he is kinda similar to Tyrell Williams, his style of play really compliments him in that he is the Anti-Tryell. His competeitiveness in terms of fighting for the ball is way over 100%.
While he needs work on route runing and concepts, the guy does a really nice fade series of routes. Back shoulder, jump fade, fade down the sideline vs press, all those routes are good, and it's been a while since we had a good fade guy. He is also very good bubble screen runner.Last edited by Steve; 03-08-2017, 07:47 PM.
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