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Sorry Chico, I watched the knobslobber youtube from Brett Kollmann. He is obviously in love w Gregory. I'm ok w that, lots of guys like him that I respect. (Brett's not one of them) They might be right too, and I'm ok w that as well.
What I heard in the video is Brett says Gregory could beat most NFL left tackles right now (?) That he NEVER gets beat or pushed back (??) That he is slow off the snap because of scheme i.e. "tackle reads" (???) That he wasn't used properly (????) That his weight doesn't matter (?????)
What I saw was him using a single play against Erick Flowers (where Gregory beats him) as an example of how he can bull-rush a 330# future NFL tackle and beat him. He showed it many times. So many times that it is painfully obvious that Flowers' LG steps back and trips him (getting him way out of shape) allowing Gregory to get by. He also shows highlights of him beating other standouts like USC freshman G, Toa Lobendahn 6-3, 280# and Mich.St. sophomore, Jack Conklin.
If you want to see the warts watch this tape all the way through: http://draftbreakdown.com/video/randy-gregory-vs-wisconsin-2014/
He totals 2 tackles and .5 sacks. He was single blocked often by a TE. He was a non-factor in the Wisconsin blowout as Gordon ran all over them. It includes highlights of Gordon breaking arm tackles of Gregory. The TE throwing him around like a rag-doll. He is pancaked a few times as well. He does beat Tyler Marz on one play early on (and it's a good move) but the rest of the game...nada. Wisconsin has some real men blocking up there.
As for Brett Kollmann...he lost me with some of his 'over the top' analysis. He wrote an article about Ryan Mallett coming to Houston as the second coming of Peyton Manning. The same 'over the top' analysis. He says he 'charted' 34 drop backs from Mallett where he didn't make a SINGLE bad read. It's pretty entertaining. Guys like Brett have all the lingo down perfect. They even make some up to sound brilliant. They just see what they want, IMO.
Hey, I'm cool with Gregory being a "potential" elite pro. He already is an elite athlete. I just think he has a ways to go and a few too many unknowns about how he will get there. Forget the fact that he admits to using weed regularly and coming into the 'new NFL' with a level 1 substance offense. He might be a great player BUT after watching him against Wisconsin, I had seen enough to know we don't need the risk. I think a guy like Heath would eat his lunch. He might be able to 'flash' against the Michael Oher's of the NFL but there aren't many of them.
What I heard in the video is Brett says Gregory could beat most NFL left tackles right now (?) That he NEVER gets beat or pushed back (??) That he is slow off the snap because of scheme i.e. "tackle reads" (???) That he wasn't used properly (????) That his weight doesn't matter (?????)
What I saw was him using a single play against Erick Flowers (where Gregory beats him) as an example of how he can bull-rush a 330# future NFL tackle and beat him. He showed it many times. So many times that it is painfully obvious that Flowers' LG steps back and trips him (getting him way out of shape) allowing Gregory to get by. He also shows highlights of him beating other standouts like USC freshman G, Toa Lobendahn 6-3, 280# and Mich.St. sophomore, Jack Conklin.
If you want to see the warts watch this tape all the way through: http://draftbreakdown.com/video/randy-gregory-vs-wisconsin-2014/
He totals 2 tackles and .5 sacks. He was single blocked often by a TE. He was a non-factor in the Wisconsin blowout as Gordon ran all over them. It includes highlights of Gordon breaking arm tackles of Gregory. The TE throwing him around like a rag-doll. He is pancaked a few times as well. He does beat Tyler Marz on one play early on (and it's a good move) but the rest of the game...nada. Wisconsin has some real men blocking up there.
As for Brett Kollmann...he lost me with some of his 'over the top' analysis. He wrote an article about Ryan Mallett coming to Houston as the second coming of Peyton Manning. The same 'over the top' analysis. He says he 'charted' 34 drop backs from Mallett where he didn't make a SINGLE bad read. It's pretty entertaining. Guys like Brett have all the lingo down perfect. They even make some up to sound brilliant. They just see what they want, IMO.
Hey, I'm cool with Gregory being a "potential" elite pro. He already is an elite athlete. I just think he has a ways to go and a few too many unknowns about how he will get there. Forget the fact that he admits to using weed regularly and coming into the 'new NFL' with a level 1 substance offense. He might be a great player BUT after watching him against Wisconsin, I had seen enough to know we don't need the risk. I think a guy like Heath would eat his lunch. He might be able to 'flash' against the Michael Oher's of the NFL but there aren't many of them.