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re: Landon Collins vs Hootie Jones
Posted on 7/31/13 at 7:17 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
Posted on 7/31/13 at 7:17 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
Watch the film it's obvious. But if you want to get technical, quick feet is mostly about lateral quickness. Collins has been timed from a 4.2-4.4 in the 20 yard shuttle. That's about average for his position. Not elite.
100 meters is basically straight line speed. Lateral quickness is different. His quickest 20 yard shuttle I found was around a 4.2, while other times were around a 4.4.
NFL Elite is around 4 seconds flat and under. Hootie has the quick feet and hips to play CB. Collins doesn't. Nothing wrong with that since he's a safety, but it gives a clear advantage to Hootie since NFL highly values safeties that can move up and play corner if need be.
100 meters is basically straight line speed. Lateral quickness is different. His quickest 20 yard shuttle I found was around a 4.2, while other times were around a 4.4.
NFL Elite is around 4 seconds flat and under. Hootie has the quick feet and hips to play CB. Collins doesn't. Nothing wrong with that since he's a safety, but it gives a clear advantage to Hootie since NFL highly values safeties that can move up and play corner if need be.
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