MJ14

February 28th, 2020 at 10:07 PM ^

Man those are full reps too. I’ve watched a lot of these over the last few days and half of these guys are barely going down and then coming right back up. 

ERdocLSA2004

February 28th, 2020 at 10:25 PM ^

So our guys are all strong and excelling in those categories, which is great.  Still looking for that SEC speed from our strength and conditioning program though.

Qmatic

February 28th, 2020 at 11:06 PM ^

Difficult road games of the Harbaugh era:

2015

Utah-L

Penn St?-W

2016

Iowa-L

OSU-L

2017

Penn St-L

Wisconsin-L

2018

Notre Dame-L

MSU-W

OSU-L

2019

Wisconsin-L

Penn St-L

That puts us at 2-9 in our biggest road games under Harbaugh. Those two wins are a Noon start vs a Hackenberg led Penn St team, and an MSU team who had a QB who couldn’t hit the broadside of the barn. Facts are facts. Throw in 4 bowl losses which makes us 2-4 in neutral field games with both wins being over Shark Humper.

 

Navy Wolverine

February 28th, 2020 at 10:40 PM ^

Hopefully that will help him get drafted. He doesn't have the rosiest draft profile from the nfl.com combine website due to his lack of a natural position. He received a score of 5.46 which falls in between "Priority free agent" and "Chance to make end of roster or practice squad".

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/khaleke-hudson?id=32194855-4444-8091-9618-834bc38fda6c

Overview

Undersized safety turned linebacker who summons toughness and spunk to counterbalance his lack of traits. The production has been fairly impressive in two of the last three seasons, but he's quicker than fast and his range is limited. Hudson's lack of size shows up near the line of scrimmage and he's not as sticky in coverage as he needs to be. His talent for blocking punts should garner attention, but may not be enough to overcome deficiencies at linebacker or safety.

Strengths

  • Robust production in 2017 included 17.5 TFLs and eight sacks
  • Commendable toughness against consistently bigger foes
  • Early run diagnosis triggers race to beat blockers to the spot
  • Downhill flow into the gaps looking for work
  • Sees gaps develop in blocking scheme and fits them downhill
  • Tremendous burst out of his stance as punt blocker
  • Twitchy, short-area change of direction in space
  • Adequate balance in coverage
  • Instant get-off in race to the punter
  • Finished career with five blocked punts

Weaknesses

  • Got mauled by Army's rushing attack
  • His GPS sends him to heavily trafficked areas
  • Frequently pinballed around by blockers
  • Hip tightness and short strides prevent recoveries against bounce-wide runs
  • Has to work overtime to pull away from blocks
  • Lacks length and pattern anticipation for man coverage
  • Needs abundance of steps to close downhill from his drops
  • Average response time to what he sees in zone