CB class 2020

Originally posted by jimrat:

Give me some Amik Robertson

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by jimrat:

Give me some Amik Robertson

He's a slot DB at the next level?

Originally posted by jimrat:
Give me some Amik Robertson

Originally posted by Heroism:

damn, I need to watch this dude asap.

Originally posted by adrianlesnar:

Originally posted by Heroism:

damn, I need to watch this dude asap.

You will like him, a lot. Remember K'wonn due to become the highest paid nickel corner in the NFL with another season like last years

Originally posted by Marley:

So many good options this year. Alot of talent.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

💤SLEEPER ALERT💤
How do you cover guys 6'4", 238 lbs, and run 4.42 like Chase Claypool? Gotta have big corners like@HawkeyeFootball CB Michael Ojemudia on your roster. 📈

6002
200 lbs
4.45 40-yd
32 1/4 arms
36 VJ
10'2" BJ
6.87 3-cone
4.21 SS#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE pic.twitter.com/Jal4CyUex2

— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) March 2, 2020

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

💤SLEEPER ALERT💤
How do you cover guys 6'4", 238 lbs, and run 4.42 like Chase Claypool? Gotta have big corners like@HawkeyeFootball CB Michael Ojemudia on your roster. 📈

6002
200 lbs
4.45 40-yd
32 1/4 arms
36 VJ
10'2" BJ
6.87 3-cone
4.21 SS#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE pic.twitter.com/Jal4CyUex2

— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) March 2, 2020

Gotta have corners that play big regardless of size, tho. Ahekllo is huge for a cornerback, but he plays like he's 5'9", 185 lbs.

Competitive Toughness - Love his combativeness, both at the LOS with his hands and in run support. He's got big eyes for laying hits and will successfully crash the party when he's stepping up onto the edge. His ability to stay on the hip despite hand fighting is effective as he carries routes vertically.

Run Support - He's an affectionate tackler in that he loves to hit. He's quick to peel off his zone landmark and step down. He isn't always the most secure tackler in that he'll routinely cut but he's got the attitude necessary to be an asset on the boundary of a team defensive effort against the run.

Tackling - Tackle radius is good and his assertive challenges put him in a position to be successful against bigger backs. He's effective catching the body at the catch point as well, won't give up a ton of cheap yards by haphazardly attacking the ball — unless he knows he's going to get home.

Player Summary - Michael Ojemudia projects as a scheme specific starter at the next level. Ojemudia is physical, he's smart and he's effective in zone coverage. His lack of transitional quickness and long speed to cover vertically will force teams to make some concessions regarding his usage and system, but defenses that task their corners with primarily working zone coverage and task their corners with playing with physicality and length are going to be drawn to Ojemudia's skill set. Think Seattle's physical C3.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Got off the phone with Iowa CB Michael Ojemudia (@GotMo_J) and man he's so impressive. Insanely smart player as we talked about press techniques, zone eyes, physicality, and the quarters defense. He's gonna be a good one y'all. Film Session will drop next week for @Cover_1_ pic.twitter.com/5OOt8npwSv

— Zach Hicks (@ZachHicks2) March 13, 2020