Micah Parsons

[Brasky]

Is Boobie Miles in the flesh. Single greatest hudl tape I have ever seen. We all know what happened at the Friday Night Lights camp.

 

[Brasky]

WATERBOY2.0

Dear. God.

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

N

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

Seriously if he's not N then God owes me apologies for like the next 10 years.

I need this commitment to move forward with my life.

 

[Brasky]

The only dilemma is where you put him. He could be one of the best in the country at multiple positions.

 

[Brasky]

He's a dead ringer for Khalil Mack. For those of you who don't know who he is, he is the most versatile pass rusher in the world currently. Better than Von. Better than J.J., better than Wake, better than Bosa.


If you don't know those names... Delete your account.

 

[HuskerPower52]

I like tutt that guy is aggressive and physical

 

[tometom]

come on guys. no one that talented is ever coming to Nebraska.

 

[Brasky]

I like tutt that guy is aggressive and physical

Plays pissed off. I like that. Bookie plays pissed off too.

 

[corn train]

I like the way we let Parsnips clown the db's we have a realistic chance with at fnl, nothing says we love you like a good kick in the balls in front of the cameras and 10k fans at a camp

 

[Brasky]

I like the way we let Parsnips clown the db's we have a realistic chance with at fnl, nothing says we love you like a good kick in the balls in front of the cameras and 10k fans at a camp

How can you not be shocked at that. I keep wondering whether it was his size and physicality, or just those DB's thinking it was fun and games.

Either way, the DB's didn't go stride for stride with him, and the kid had hands.

Pretty bad looking technique on Chase Williams part.

The one on one's looked ugly compared to last year. A lot of stupid hand fighting with poor placement and just trying to catch up to the receiver.

Also, look back to the damn ball. I know it's a new QB, but Max Duggan threw most of those, and his placement was good.

 

[Brasky]

Literally rule number one: Look back to the ball. Bookie seems like the only one who gets it. It's a leap of faith, because you take your eyes off of the receiver's eyes, and hands, but you don't get turnovers without biting on routes and turning around.

Look for visual cues, or get rekt. Difference between a good corner, and a great one.

 

[Brasky]

I understand it's a camp, and they haven't watched film, nor have they seen these QB's habits, but Bookie is the most instinctive corner/nickel/hybrid I have seen in this kind of setting since the Honey Badger. Just knows where the ball is.

 

[corn train]

How can you not be shocked at that. I keep wondering whether it was his size and physicality, or just those DB's thinking it was fun and games.

Either way, the DB's didn't go stride for stride with him, and the kid had hands.

Pretty bad looking technique on Chase Williams part.

The one on one's looked ugly compared to last year. A lot of stupid hand fighting with poor placement and just trying to catch up to the receiver.

Also, look back to the damn ball. I know it's a new QB, but Max Duggan threw most of those, and his placement was good.

I was on the Frankenpants, not sure which but I just didn't see it as a positive to troll our DBs knowing dam well this guy is an extreme long shot, yeah I understand what the coaches were doing but still, was that what will put us in play? Idk if it's worth it that we should pander out actual prospect for this guy

 

[corn train]

Ummhm whatever @Brasky Pants