Senior Bowl mysfit

[mysfit]

heh

sneaky fluidity

Senior Bowl: North Practice Notes Day 3 | National Football Post

I have to tip my hat to Boise State LB Shea McClellin. The guy has done a nice job this week competing in linebacker drills. Plus, he showcases sneaky fluidity when asked to turn and run down the field with running backs and has a good feel finding the football when lined-up inside. Overall, he’s a versatile kid who will get looks in both a 34 and 43 scheme and should be able to create pressure from a number of spots at the next level.

 

[mysfit]

- Shea McClellin of Boise State looks better every day at the linebacker position. He's been planted in the middle today and has done a great job remaining patient with assignments, smoothly moving across the field and showing a good degree of awareness.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

- QB Kellen Moore shows terrific timing on his passes. The consensus is he'll be a No. 3 quarterback for a West Coast offense in the NFL.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

- Many on hand believe the problem with Kellen Moore's poor arm strength starts with his delivery. Moore has a short throwing motion and looks like he's pushing the football. The comparison to Tyler Palko of the Kansas City Chiefs is being made.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

Doug Martin just had a nice run in which he put a move on Trent Robinson and left the Michigan State safety grasping at air.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

The North squad began the day with special teams drills, specifically kick return and coverage game plans for Saturday. Doug Martin of Boise State again looks good showing both a burst and long speed. This is something to keep an eye on during Saturday's game, which will be the first and only time both squads run special teams at full speed and full contact.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

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Doug Martin is impressing outside of special teams drills, too. He's showing terrific quickness and just put a great move on former Boise State teammate Shea McClellin to come free in the flat for a nice reception. Martin has shown soft, strong hands all week.

Read more: Senior Bowl Wednesday practice report - Tony Pauline - SI.com

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

some are saying Iloka is a rare player that actually can cover one of those really athletic tight ends(like Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski). The Bills, Jets, Dolphins, Panthers, Buccanneers and Falcons are going to really want him in this case.

 

[mysfit]

I think Iloka and Martin have both dramatically improved their draft grade this week.

Shea has helped his out as well.

Winn, needs a good game. Ditto for Kellen although I suspect the NFL guys evaluating can tell it's a timing issue with unknown receivers as opposed to thoso dickwad writers who don't see to have a clue.

 

[BoiseStateFan27]

I think Iloka and Martin have both dramatically improved their draft grade this week.

Shea has helped his out as well.

Winn, needs a good game. Ditto for Kellen although I suspect the NFL guys evaluating can tell it's a timing issue with unknown receivers as opposed to thoso dickwad writers who don't see to have a clue.

Iloka and Martin definitely had the best weeks

Shea showed a lot of versatility.

Winn had a tough week

Kellen was good except for the timing

 

[mysfit]

off topic

Looks like Coach Pete had passed on the Oregon job. A certain "Duck" fan can choke on that 'fact'

Oregon: Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk said this morning on the radio that Oregon had already promoted offensive coordinator Mike Helfrich when Chip Kelly had accepted the Tampa job...and then Kelly "changed his mind". We had heard that AD Rob Mullens had reached out to Chris Petersen first...but it's moot now.

Coach Pete said no so they were going with Helfrich

bwahahahahahhaaaaaa