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Up first, TJ Watt.
Watt shows strong hands, the ability to shift his body while moving or fight off blocks and good motor. The speed is competitive, not elite. He's not a pure edge speed rusher with a burst around the corner like say Porter was, but seems somewhat similar to Kevin Greene's pin ball like pass rushing approach.
For a pass rusher, Watt is pretty strong and active vs the run ( 63 tackles in 14 games ) , with extra splash play ability to swat down passes ( 4 last season ), and some hitting ability to force fumbles ( 2 last season ).
http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...in-edge-t-j-watt-sack-compilation-highlights/
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/tj-watt-1.html
Watt shows strong hands, the ability to shift his body while moving or fight off blocks and good motor. The speed is competitive, not elite. He's not a pure edge speed rusher with a burst around the corner like say Porter was, but seems somewhat similar to Kevin Greene's pin ball like pass rushing approach.
For a pass rusher, Watt is pretty strong and active vs the run ( 63 tackles in 14 games ) , with extra splash play ability to swat down passes ( 4 last season ), and some hitting ability to force fumbles ( 2 last season ).
http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...in-edge-t-j-watt-sack-compilation-highlights/
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/tj-watt-1.html