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Not for nothing but they kinda play different positions.a bad look for 247, two different writers tho. Different standard for what “ideal size” is
Not for nothing but they kinda play different positions.a bad look for 247, two different writers tho. Different standard for what “ideal size” is
They really hate Miami
**** on these rankings. We know what we’re getting.Respectfully think we’re reaching on this one. It’s understood Bain will play with his hand in the dirt and move inside on passing downs.
Russaw has the expectation to be a 34 OLB, especially if he signs with Bama.
It’s not the size of the ship but the motion of the ocean.
Respectfully think we’re reaching on this one. It’s understood Bain will play with his hand in the dirt and move inside on passing downs.
Russaw has the expectation to be a 34 OLB, especially if he signs with Bama.
Now this I understand because he and Russaw are the same position.IMO, it's more a problem with their position categories and individual writers.
Here's a portion of Malik Bryant's evaluation (by Ivins), who is listed as a "Linebacker" on247:
"Average measurables (believed to be just over 6-foot-2, 235 pounds) and a lack of additional length in the arms could turn away some, but body of work speaks for itself as he started as a freshman in Florida’s highest classification before spending the next two years producing at the national powerhouse that is IMG Academy. Might be best suited for a 3-4 look, but could also find a role in a 4-3 front, potentially even as an off-ball linebacker."
Him.
He’s alright but he’s no Thomas Gore
Once again F^CK ANDREW IRVINS