broadwayjoe
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I like the guy, ever since he was draftedF.B.N. said:I heard that this afternoon on WEEI but then they never mentioned it again. If they stay healthy...we now have 3 players fighting to backup Rodney...unless they move Scott to 5/10 - CB due to his size limitations.
I guess we're seeing out of different eyes, I left the season with the impression that Scott played well when I watched him on tape. He got hurt laying a hit on Antonio Gates, before he got hurt Gates wasn't much of an issue in the game. Sanders came in and wasn't as effective corraling Gates.JustWinBrady said:I believe Sanders is a much better player than Scott, not even close. Everytime I see Scott play he is always getting run over by either a RB or WR. Plus Scott is alway hurt. BB must see something.
Box_O_Rocks said:I guess we're seeing out of different eyes, I left the season with the impression that Scott played well when I watched him on tape. He got hurt laying a hit on Antonio Gates, before he got hurt Gates wasn't much of an issue in the game. Sanders came in and wasn't as effective corraling Gates.
NFL.com said:Positives: Has a compact, yet very muscular frame, with a well-defined upper body, good lower-body thickness and highly developed calves … Plays with good awareness and instincts … Quick to react to the ball and anticipate the pass, consistently making good decisions … Has the quickness to shadow backs and tight ends in the short area and shows enough speed to hold his own on deep routes … Low and smooth in his backpedal, showing quickness in transition and good foot placement to plant and drive … Has the speed needed to cover the field and close off the hash … Makes good body adjustments, competing for the ball on the move and will generally get in proper position to make the play, showing the vertical skills to compete for the ball in the air … Has very good hands and ball skills, doing a good job of extending to get to the pigskin away from the body's frame … Active in run force, coming up quickly while taking good angles to maintain leverage working near the edge … Plays on all special-team units … Respected team leader who is vocal and would not hesitate to push others … Makes great effort throughout his play and never takes time off … Quick out of his breaks and knows how to utilize his strength to compete close to the line of scrimmage against the run … Does a good job of bringing his arms to wrap and secure as a tackler.
Impressive workout results as well.NFL.com said:Timed at 4.5 in the 40-yard dash … 405-pound bench press … 625-pound squat … 300-pound power clean … 40-inch vertical jump … 31 1/8-inch arm length … 9-inch hands
PatsFanInVa said:I'll tell ya what he sees, he sees he can't shove Troy Brown back in every time it's a nickel package and still get production out of him as a receiver.