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re: Official 2013 RMD Thread - In the Books!
Posted on 2/18/13 at 10:25 am to PastySkankster
Posted on 2/18/13 at 10:25 am to PastySkankster
Writeups on earlier players...
Ahmad Thomas, S, OU
Yes, I would like my safeties to look like this. What really drew me to Thomas was how violent he is. Very forecful tackler. But he does so without being a big hit or bust type of player. Thomas got an OU offer, pounced on it and never looked back. He's an early enrollee and the Sooners need secondary help, so not out of the question he could play right now. He's already got the size.
OU's defense has been a hot mess for a few years now, but with Mike Stoops returning, that should restore order. During Stoops' watch, they churned out a lot of notable DBs. Stoops liked Thomas, wooed him from Florida and has him on campus already. He's got the potential to be that S/LB hybrid they once had with Roy Williams.
Highlights: LINK
Davarez Bryant, DE, FSU
Bryant is all upside to me. He's a long, muscular guy that is pretty thickly built already. I think he's in line to red-shirt, but what I really like is his athleticism. He's definitely a project, and I probably should have held off on picking him, but with travelling this weekend, tough to be prepared. Anyhow, no excuses.
I plan on running more of a Wade Phillips one-gap 3-4, so my ends and DT don't have to be huge behemoths that absorb blocks like Saban prefers. I want athletic, penetrating types. I think Bryant can continue to fill out and be in the 270 range, which works well enough, though not entirely ideal for a 3-4. He plays stronger than his size though, so that's what I'm banking on here. Bryant's first year of football was THIS year.
LINK
Ahmad Thomas, S, OU
Yes, I would like my safeties to look like this. What really drew me to Thomas was how violent he is. Very forecful tackler. But he does so without being a big hit or bust type of player. Thomas got an OU offer, pounced on it and never looked back. He's an early enrollee and the Sooners need secondary help, so not out of the question he could play right now. He's already got the size.
OU's defense has been a hot mess for a few years now, but with Mike Stoops returning, that should restore order. During Stoops' watch, they churned out a lot of notable DBs. Stoops liked Thomas, wooed him from Florida and has him on campus already. He's got the potential to be that S/LB hybrid they once had with Roy Williams.
Highlights: LINK
Davarez Bryant, DE, FSU
Bryant is all upside to me. He's a long, muscular guy that is pretty thickly built already. I think he's in line to red-shirt, but what I really like is his athleticism. He's definitely a project, and I probably should have held off on picking him, but with travelling this weekend, tough to be prepared. Anyhow, no excuses.
I plan on running more of a Wade Phillips one-gap 3-4, so my ends and DT don't have to be huge behemoths that absorb blocks like Saban prefers. I want athletic, penetrating types. I think Bryant can continue to fill out and be in the 270 range, which works well enough, though not entirely ideal for a 3-4. He plays stronger than his size though, so that's what I'm banking on here. Bryant's first year of football was THIS year.
LINK
This post was edited on 2/18/13 at 10:31 am
Posted on 2/18/13 at 10:41 am to OBUDan
Ill take the 6'8'' Canadian OT headed to Nebraska
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