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Hurricane Swagger: Scouting Miami's Jaquan Johnson

Hurricane Swagger: Scouting Miami’s Jaquan Johnson

Hurricane Swagger:  Scouting Miami’s Jaquan Johnson

Safety- Miami Hurricanes

Ht: 5’11”, Wt: 190lbs DOB: 12/06/97 Class: SR. 

Strengths:

Pass Coverage

Run Support

Aggressiveness

Playmaking Skills

Read & React Ability

Fluidity & Range

Swagger & Passion

Weaknesses:

Undersized

Gambles / Takes Risks

Tackling Form

Lacks Coverage Discipline

SUMMARY

A massive downhill presence that can lay the wood,…

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Free IDP Rookie Talent-Cornerbacks

Cornerbacks in IDP can be very finicky. Most gravitate towards using rookies or young players as they are the ones that get picked on by opposing offenses. There is certainly nothing wrong with that strategy. Yet what follows is not a list of top CB prospects. You will find neither Gareon Conley or his Ohio State teammate Marshon Lattimore contained within. Both are so-called the “big names” of…

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IDP Player Interview: CB Malcolm Jenkins, Bethany College

Bradley Ylitalo with another IDP Player Interview: CB Malcolm Jenkins, Bethany College

Malcolm Jenkins is a cornerback out of Bethany College who is now trying to accomplish his dream of playing in the NFL. Mr. Jenkins is a very likable guy and I think you’ll get the same vibe from reading his answers to my questions.

You can follow Malcolm Jenkins on Twitter @daHustla18

You were born in Orange New Jersey and played your high school ball at Maple Shade where you were first-team…

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Interview: CB Malik Duncan, Saint Francis

Bradley Ylitalo with an Interview: CB Malik Duncan, Saint Francis

Malik Duncan is going into his senior season at Saint Francis, and has NFL dreams on his mind. After talking to him, it was easy for me to hear a kid who really wants it, and is the ultimate teammate.  I interviewed Mr. Duncan about his career thus far, his dreams, and his teams goals for this season. Enjoy!

You can find Malik Duncan on Twitter: @MDuncan_7

You played your high school football at…

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Targeting Cornerbacks: Seattle Seahawks

Which cornerbacks should @Seahawks target in next week's #NFLDraft? @pacificscouting has a list.

Year after year Seattle Seahawks fans are reminded of the style and thresholds that John Schneider and Pete Carroll look for in corners. Since there isn’t anything on the world wide web leading up to the 2017 draft here is your yearly reminder.

The Seahawks have only drafted 6 total corners since Pete and John took the team over in 2010. Those corners are Walter Thurmond (‘10), Richard Sherman…

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Player Interview: S Rick Orio, Husson University

Player Interview: S Rick Orio, Husson University

Rick Orio is a small school safety who was paramount to a defense that led the NCAA in 5 categories during the 2016 season. Now he’s done with his college career and is looking at a career in the CFL for the time being. He looks to have a career path similar to Jerrell Freeman, the Chicago Bears linebacker who played Division III football at Mary Hardin-Baylor and went on to become a star in the…

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IDP Draft Profile: S Jamal Adams, LSU

IDP Draft Profile: S Jamal Adams, LSU by @mrjwaltner #NFLDraft #IDP

Jamal Adams, Safety, LSU

Age: 22

Class: Junior

Ht: 6’0

Wt: 214lbs

Games Watched: Alabama, Wisconsin, Florida

Strengths

Jamal Adams has great awareness and football IQ. He goes through his reads very quickly and is very decisive in how to react. He does not shy away from contact and is willing to “stick his nose in there” and can lay the big hit. Adams continually shows his toughness, and the game…

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IDP Draft Profile: S Justin Evans, Texas A&M

IDP Draft Profile: S Justin Evans, Texas A&M

Justin “The Eraser” Evans – Senior / 6’0″ / 199 – Texas A&M

Games Watched: 2016 – Alabama, LSU, UCLA. 2015 – Alabama, Arizona State, Ole Miss, South Carolina

Skinny:He is a little small to play in-the-box at the NFL level. He often tackles too high (or above the belt). This allows the ball carrier to gain extra yardage. He needs to realize to stop someone dead in their tracks he needs to hit them…

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