Ah just turned on the game.Do these scouts let it known who they are from? Wearing credentials and stuff?
I'm not sure but Pittsburgh GM is there and Jacksonville scouts are there
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Ah just turned on the game.Do these scouts let it known who they are from? Wearing credentials and stuff?
oh rutgers is playing? 25 of the 27 scouts probably work for belichick half srs
oh rutgers is playing? 25 of the 27 scouts probably work for belichick half srs
Brandon Coleman already bought a apartment in Foxboro.
ESPN just showed all the Scouts, they're all wearing team polo's.Ah just turned on the game.
Do these scouts let it known who they are from? Wearing credentials and stuff?
jj watt has 3.5 sacks in 5 games. not even close to the lead league. is there any doubt he's the NFL's best defensive player though?Yeah buddy. Exactly.
Clowney's 12 tackles and 2 sacks in 5 games have really set the world on fire this year.
Your act is tired. Go to sleep.
Yeah buddy. Exactly.Clowney's 12 tackles and 2 sacks in 5 games have really set the world on fire this year.Your act is tired. Go to sleep.
Do you do scouting for a job or do you just take your non paid sports message board analyst position on Niketalk this serious all the time?
Never did I ever say Clowney was a "meh" player either by the way. After seeing him in the first game of the year I questioned his motor and conditioning and said he could end up like another former college defensive end that was being talked about as being the #1 overall pick a few years back (Bowers). He's been criticized since then by plenty more people in the media that get paid to do this thing we're doing for free on here.
Clowney has been accused of taking plays off and having poor stamina, but Rotoworld found that Clowney's playing time is actually quite similar to NFL players at the same position.
In the games he has suited up for, Clowney has played in 213 of South Carolina's 272 defensive snaps this season (thanks to John Pollard from STATS Inc. for that number). Roughly 78.3 percent. Compare that to 4-3 defensive ends (what Clowney is currently playing and his easiest projection) in the NFL this season: Jason Pierre-Paul (76.3), Demarcus Ware (72.3), and Julius Peppers (78.2). Are these players "loafing" if seen on the sideline by camera crews? That seemed to be the instant conclusion during the first game of the season against North Carolina, suggesting Clowney's impact on a game instantly dropped after spending a few snaps on the sideline.