Words on things I watched, read & heard

[BaconGrundleCandy]

OL is humming and fulfilling expectations they'd be a top ten OL. Wynn & Thuney have been imo. Take your pick. Then Shaq, Andrews, Elue & Onwenu.

Wynn's traits from college showing up big time. Feet are fire. So quick, never stop. Quick, accurate hands. Strong grip, he gets a hold of you and it's been a wrap. Next week has been circled on his calendar since last year. Clark is a great pass rusher that will give you a little of everything. Probably his biggest test along with Chandler Jones now that Bosa is out. I can't wait!

Pass pro highlights ...

 

[captain stone]

He had a few nice blocks in this game. The outside/wide zone where Thuney had that beautiful reach. Love his attitude & fight.

He took out 2 guys on that block!

 

[captain stone]

OL is humming and fulfilling expectations they'd be a top ten OL. Wynn & Thuney have been imo. Take your pick. Then Shaq, Andrews, Elue & Onwenu.

Wynn's traits from college showing up big time. Feet are fire. So quick, never stop. Quick, accurate hands. Strong grip, he gets a hold of you and it's been a wrap. Next week has been circled on his calendar since last year. Clark is a great pass rusher that will give you a little of everything. Probably his biggest test along with Chandler Jones now that Bosa is out. I can't wait!

Pass pro highlights ...

I rewound a couple of times just to focus on Elumenor then Onwenu...Very encouraging...

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

He took out 2 guys on that block!

Had another nice one on a Rex run. He's a really good blocker. In space, we've used him on cracks in the past. Just goes to show blocking is half attitude-effort.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

I rewound a couple of times just to focus on Elumenor then Onwenu...Very encouraging...

 

[captain stone]

To be fair to those "draft narratives" he is likely much lighter - and therefore quicker on his feet & better-balanced - than he was at Michigan or even at the combine...Onwenu has a chance to become what prospects like Vadal Alexander should've become when he came out of LSU in 2016...

 

[Uptown]

Every team needs a Renfrow. So savvy & smart. Tough & elusive, showing off the quicks after the catch. Little choice route reading leverage. Takes the out with the middle clogged up. He runs this about 5 times a game. I saw it 2-3 times today.


Pretty close to a hold on Rivers. Great adjustment and tracking by Renfrow. Catch through contact. Just keeps making plays. Again he should be a Patriot. How the hell didn't we get him to learn from Jules?!?


Never thought Onwenu would have this impact but man has he been clutch. Not dominating but good in almost everything he's been tasked with doing. Rookie with no camp playing extra T, RT & RG. This shouldn't be understated.

Renfrow is Amendola without the pedigree. Loved the player since Clemson.

 

[Uptown]

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

To be fair to those "draft narratives" he is likely much lighter - and therefore quicker on his feet & better-balanced - than he was at Michigan or even at the combine...Onwenu has a chance to become what prospects like Vadal Alexander should've become when he came out of LSU in 2016...

Yea he was like 380 at UM at one point. Definitely need to put him on a plan.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

I hope Renfrow stays healthy and away from big hits. I love guys like him that aren't supposed to make it but just kill everyone that defends them.

Like look at this guy haha


Here's a few nice routes. They send him on 4-5 "choice" routes a game. Mesh/Up was pretty sweet.


Also I believe it's the first rec but you can see the focus on Waller trying to disrupt at the line. Pats were better than NO at that for sure

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

 

[Uptown]

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

 

[Uptown]

 

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[BaconGrundleCandy]

Nice to see, had a 1st/2nd on all these prospects. Austin Jackson & Kindley playing well too.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Anyone that reads the draft forum knows what I think of Shenault. Binky type. One of the more physical WR's I've ever scouted or scene. Just a different dude. Check it out below when he's running the ball and how hard it is to bring him down. The way he moves, gives/looks for contact, he's been incredibly hard to bring down. He's been lined up everywhere. I thought he could be a potential game changer for a Balt-KC-SF-contender type team. Had a 2nd/WR6 behind Lamb, JJ, Reagor, Ruggs & Jefferson great to see him having an impact right away.









Jefferson
Release, acceleration, stack, hand fighting but nothing glaringly bad.







https://twitter.com/PFF_College/status/1310285638126764032?s=19


https://twitter.com/ESPNStatsInfo/status/1310291222829895682?s=19


Gabe Davis - somewhat limited coming out but was another guy who was really good at a few things like tracking the ball. Very good hand/eye coordination while adjusting his speed/route. +Blocker. Potential intermediate sideline threat. Ended up with a 2nd from me. Little surprised but he some really good reps on tape.

https://twitter.com/UCFStool/status/1310364943678615552?s=19


https://twitter.com/espn/status/1307778621516513284?s=19


https://twitter.com/MattWaldman/status/1310270843575054337?s=19

 

[Uptown]

Anyone that reads the draft forum knows what I think of Shenault. Binky type. One of the more physical WR's I've ever scouted or scene. Just a different dude. Check it out below when he's running the ball and how hard it is to bring him down. The way he moves, gives/looks for contact, he's been incredibly hard to bring down. He's been lined up everywhere. I thought he could be a potential game changer for a Balt-KC-SF-contender type team. Had a 2nd/WR6 behind Lamb, JJ, Reagor, Ruggs & Jefferson great to see him having an impact right away.









Jefferson
Release, acceleration, stack, hand fighting but nothing glaringly bad.







https://twitter.com/PFF_College/status/1310285638126764032?s=19


https://twitter.com/ESPNStatsInfo/status/1310291222829895682?s=19


Gabe Davis - somewhat limited coming out but was another guy who was really good at a few things like tracking the ball. Very good hand/eye coordination while adjusting his speed/route. +Blocker. Potential intermediate sideline threat. Ended up with a 2nd from me. Little surprised but he some really good reps on tape.

https://twitter.com/UCFStool/status/1310364943678615552?s=19


https://twitter.com/espn/status/1307778621516513284?s=19


https://twitter.com/MattWaldman/status/1310270843575054337?s=19

Yeah, Gabriel Davis is a very underrated pick for BUF. Also, Shenault reminds me of Cordarelle Patterson; better as a WR, but nowhere as good as a KR/PR.

 

[captain stone]

Onwenu looked a little confused about his assignment on that play...

P.S.: I dig your new avatar.