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Jay'Veon Sunday, 2020 3* RB, Waco (Connally), TX (Committed)
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YPC is a dumb measurement for situational RB’s. Dick’s role was predominantly in short yardage and goal line situations when the defense usually had 8 in the box. No shit he’s gonna have a lower YPC
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I said that but that’s not the point...
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He runs tough ... Lack of wiggle whatever ...
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Yeah he’s a good situational guyanimate said:He runs tough ... Lack of wiggle whatever ...
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All i know every time I saw newton play he looked good
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It was pretty good until Stanford. Then he got hurt and it hasn’t been as good.backthepack said:I said that but that’s not the point...
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Yup he’s a decent #2. Cam Davis and Sam Adams are going to be dudes though.RoadDawg55 said:
It was pretty good until Stanford. Then he got hurt and it hasn’t been as good.backthepack said:I said that but that’s not the point...
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They will get him running north and south. That’s easy to fix. He does that in high school because he can get away with it. He’s got good size but he’s not a huge back. I really like how hard he is to tackle. A lot of the plays on there weren’t well blocked. His FB (maybe an H back because it’s all shotgun) is a white kid that looks 5’9” 160.chuck said:
There's my issue with this film...well the main one. Soe of those plays reminded me of playground ball when the teacher wasnt looking. We'd get brave and switch to tackle, but it would devolve into the biggest kid running around and nobody tackling him even though he was easy to catch.NorwegianHusky said:I've come around on this guy. He looks like he can create on his own. Maybe a little too in love with the hero play, but he's different from the RBs we have. He's not Cam Davis, but he's tough like Newton and looks a lot shiftier than he did.
My biggest concern had always been whether or not he can get out of the backfield quick enough. His quickness does look to be improved, so I'll call that concern partially addressed.
He's running away from contact most of the time in his highlights. It works for him now, but wont in college. Hopefully that method gets tossed right away and he accepts that his job is to grind out tough 5 yard runs, not make a bunch of cuts and reversals looking for daylight. -
Dick Fig Newton was arguably my favorite Player on the entire team this year. One of the only dudes who played with fire, especially on O. Before he got injured, he was the lone bright spot in that Stanford game cause his energy stood out so much.FireCohen said:All i know every time I saw newton play he looked good
Brought that #DeathRow mentality.
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nobody knows how to tackle him because his legs are 3 yards behind the rest of his body so when guys dive at him they miss. It's actually hilarious to watch the defenders. It kind of reminds me how nobody could figure out how to attack Pettis' feet.RoadDawg55 said:
They will get him running north and south. That’s easy to fix. He does that in high school because he can get away with it. He’s got good size but he’s not a huge back. I really like how hard he is to tackle. A lot of the plays on there weren’t well blocked. His FB (maybe an H back because it’s all shotgun) is a white kid that looks 5’9” 160.chuck said:
There's my issue with this film...well the main one. Soe of those plays reminded me of playground ball when the teacher wasnt looking. We'd get brave and switch to tackle, but it would devolve into the biggest kid running around and nobody tackling him even though he was easy to catch.NorwegianHusky said:I've come around on this guy. He looks like he can create on his own. Maybe a little too in love with the hero play, but he's different from the RBs we have. He's not Cam Davis, but he's tough like Newton and looks a lot shiftier than he did.
My biggest concern had always been whether or not he can get out of the backfield quick enough. His quickness does look to be improved, so I'll call that concern partially addressed.
He's running away from contact most of the time in his highlights. It works for him now, but wont in college. Hopefully that method gets tossed right away and he accepts that his job is to grind out tough 5 yard runs, not make a bunch of cuts and reversals looking for daylight.
