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GoPats wrote: Questo potrebbe essere Brady. Stavolta lo dico: Tom Brady! 

Brian_di_Nazareth wrote: echecazz..
D'accordo il tuo nick, d'accordo che i QB sono quasi tutti andati, ma io mi traduco lo scouting, lo divido tra positive etc perchè all'epoca ESPN non lo faceva e tu me lo becchi subito?!?!?
Siete dei mostri  :D

Certo che all'epoca gli scout non fecero un gran lavoro....

Bravo!

POSITION: Defensive Tackle

BIO: First team all-conference selection as a junior after posting xx/xx/x. Sophomore totals included xx/xx/x tackling after xx/xx/x as a freshman.

POSITIVES: Explosive, inside stuffer that constantly gets penetration up the field. Quick off the snap and displays a great first step, which gives him an immediate edge over opponents. Powerful, game-controlling defensive player that can be an unstoppable force. Top athlete that displays explosion off the snap, plays with leverage and bull rushes opponents up the field. Quickly closes to the action, immediately alters his angle of attack and chases the action from behind. Squares and wraps tackling bringing ball carriers down on initial contact. Displays an array of moves getting off blocks. Xxxx is a huge defensive tackle with great athletic ability for a player his size. He makes plays in the opponent's backfield and shows flashes of dominance at times. He is a solid run stuffer who can also occupy blockers... a true nose tackle.

NEGATIVES: Looked overweight and out of shape as a junior and as though he was playing not to get hurt. At times, Xxxxx plays a little soft, and he didn't really step out like I thought he would his junior season. I think dropping a few pounds and a little better conditioning would turn him into a dominating defensive tackle in the NFL.

ANALYSIS: Displaying flashes of dominance, Xxxxx is an explosive defender in the middle of the line. Had a lot of inconsistency issues last season which is dropping him down draft boards but a good prospect at a priority position.

PROJECTION: Mid First Round

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As a sophomore, he made a rapid recovery from knee surgery and would start the final 33 games of his career. He continued to battle knee and foot injuries, but when he was counted out, Xxx would just put on his jersey, step on the field and give his coaches more than they could ever ask for from a player.

At Norwich Free Academy, Xxx earned Super Prep All-American honors and was rated one of the top 30 defensive ends in the nation according to Rivals.com. He was rated one of top 35 players in the East by Prep Football Report and named to the Connecticut High School Coaches Association and New Haven Register All-State teams in 2004. He also earned All-Conference and All-Area accolades in each of his three final seasons, adding three more letters in basketball and two in track.

Xxx enrolled at Yyy as a 230-pound true freshman in 2005. He earned Freshman All-American recognition and was named All-XY Conference honorable mention. In his first campaign with the Zzz, he collected 39 tackles (20 solos), 2.5 sacks and 7.5 stops for losses before his season came to an end when he suffered a torn ligament in his left knee and sitting out the last two contests.

As a sophomore, Xxx garnered All-XY Conference second-team honors. He started all year at right defensive end, delivering 35 tackles (19 solo) and eight stops behind the line of scrimmage, including four sacks. He also caused and recovered a fumble.

Xxx ranked fourth in the league and 19th nationally, as the team MVP and second-team All-XY pick totaled 18 stops for loss. He was second on the team with five sacks and posted a career-high 60 tackles (41 solo) in 13 games as a junior in 2007. His tackle-for-loss total of 84 yards rank eighth on the school season-record list.

In 2008 spring camp, Xxx suffered a right fibula fracture. Even though he started all year, you could see early in the season that he was still not fully recovered. The All-XY honorable mention managed 40 tackles (29 solo), but did more chasing down the opposing quarterback (10 pressures) than "close the deal" on the passer (four sacks).

Positives: Has the length to gain the edge off the line. Defeats cut blocks with his hands and presents trouble for quarterbacks trying to get a pass over his extended arms. Better than expected at holding his ground on running plays despite his build. Can rip off his man to get into the backfield or get off blocks to wrap up ballcarriers coming through the hole.

Negatives: Lacks explosion and doesn't seem to beat any offensive tackle off the snap. Gets pushed aside by stronger right tackles when lined up on the right side, where he played as a junior due to a lack of team depth. Only adequate in changing direction when standing up, and takes time to accelerate, making it harder for him to corral quick players on the edge.

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