re: Re: Video Dylan Moses #6 Rb/Lb U-High Cubs

I especially like him as a linebacker.

He diagnoses plays quickly, attacks downhill, and explodes with his arms open. He displays great form tackling and generates power using his legs instead of using just his upper body to overpower the ball carrier.

Dylan is a natural athlete, but at this age even with the highest level of coaching, its his instincts that thrust him into the upper elite. It's obvious that you both work your tails off training, but what shines brightest is God given. Keep up the faith, give it up to God, and you cant go wrong.

He is not just more physically advanced than his peers; it is also his instincts and natural technique that earned him record setting early offers.

Dylan is a special talent, going through an unprecedented process, and is committed to a special school. I really believe he didn't only just chose home, but like he does in his highlights he diagnosed and made a great decision with rare quickness

Again, glad your family is part of the Tiger family

That boy's good.

77 tackles

Dylan running read options with nick

Thanks for the updated video, jrevonte. A special young man, he is.

Good to see him succeeding

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Dylan starts at Lb and plays sparingly at Rb. which is how i prefer it. Nick knows how to run in Coach Mahaffey's offense. i want Dylan to watch and learn his turn will come soon enough

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I've been watching the stat lines each week and this past week I noticed brossette with 37 carries, and Dylan with none and i meant to ask you why that was because from the scrimmage film Dylan got carries and was doing well, and he clearly has the athleticism.

I guess your coach wants Dylan to use all his energy anchoring the D since Brossette has the backfield taken care of.

Has Dylan ever watched much video of Sergio Kindle? Dylan could be growing into that same mold. Kindle was a GREAT RB in HS and obviously he went to the next level at Texas as a DE/LB hybrid (Cushing is also in this mold). I keep hearing LB as Dylan's position but if he gets to be 6-3/6-4 then he might be a perfect fit for the DE/LB hybrid if his speed is still there as his size increases.


Anyways, he's still learning. Going to be a long time for us LSU fans, but a very short time for Dylan. HS is a short time for anyone anyways. Hope he doesn't look forward to LSU so much that he misses his HS experience.

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Bottom line is this guy will be playing on saturday and sunday. I guarantee LSU will put him where he fits to excell at his career.

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Nothing is ever guaranteed, ESPECIALLY in football because of how the game can affect your body and in some cases can end your career. That thought is what i hope Dylan uses to push himself everyday. He seems to have plenty of motivation, but that is another thing he should use because he has some time between now and when he gets to LSU.

Jrevonte - a few questions for you if you don't mind


Which position do YOU feel suits Dylan better?

Which position would YOU rather him play?

Crown or Jack Daniels?





thanks for your time



ETA: sorry, didn't realize you said this

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Dylan starts at Lb and plays sparingly at Rb. which is how i prefer it.

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so let's change my 2nd question:

by the time his senior year comes around, which position would you rather