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Originally posted by AsianJeff:
Originally posted by 9moon:
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Yes, that's precisely what he's training for in the video.
I think he's a FS who can play CB..
This post means that you didnt watch any South Carolina games this year.
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
This post means that you didnt watch any South Carolina games this year.
Nah, you're just a young Padawan with much to learn my friend
lol. i seriously don't get his posts 95% of the time
Originally posted by 9moon:
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
Originally posted by 9moon:
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I think he's a FS who can play CB..
This post means that you didnt watch any South Carolina games this year.
Tell me one game aside the Auburn game that he looked like a natural corner and I'll tell you he was covering players that will never see the field in the NFL..
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
Originally posted by 9moon:
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
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This post means that you didnt watch any South Carolina games this year.
Tell me one game aside the Auburn game that he looked like a natural corner and I'll tell you he was covering players that will never see the field in the NFL..
Ok, so disregard the best game he had this season versus Auburn? Yeah, great argument. That one game alone showed how well he plays man to man, how physical he gets vs the run, and how violent he is with his hands.
Another game to look at is his game vs Georgia last season, where he was still considered somewhat raw, but was making hits/tackles all over the field.
Originally posted by 9moon:
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
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Tell me one game aside the Auburn game that he looked like a natural corner and I'll tell you he was covering players that will never see the field in the NFL..
Ok, so disregard the best game he had this season versus Auburn? Yeah, great argument. That one game alone showed how well he plays man to man, how physical he gets vs the run, and how violent he is with his hands.
Another game to look at is his game vs Georgia last season, where he was still considered somewhat raw, but was making hits/tackles all over the field.
THERE YOU GO, you just hit the light that was OFF inside that head of yours... he looked raw in your opinion because he IS NOT a natural corner as I mentioned... he hits and tackles all over the field and that's a BIG trait of a SAFETY...
he's a very very good athlete, a FS who can PLAY the corner position... IN COLLEGE ..
Watch the difference between he and Surtain and Wade... watch the hips and his movement..
Originally posted by AsianJeff:LOL you said "Wade"? The guy who had his stock drop potentially to the end of the 2nd round or 3rd round?
Yes, Surtain is the top corner in the draft. Caleb Farley is also in that same boat of potential similar to Horn's because of his size, speed, and physicality. Jaycee's ceiling could be Marlon Humphrey. The guy can cover AND he can hit.
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
Originally posted by AsianJeff:
LOL you said "Wade"? The guy who had his stock drop potentially to the end of the 2nd round or 3rd round?
Yes, Surtain is the top corner in the draft. Caleb Farley is also in that same boat of potential similar to Horn's because of his size, speed, and physicality. Jaycee's ceiling could be Marlon Humphrey. The guy can cover AND he can hit.
It's ironic because Wade is clearly a safety who can drop down into NCB at the next level
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:
You can name drop all you want, but we'll be waiting for actual analysis to back up your claims that are contrary to 98% of the world that have Horn at corner
"He's not a 4.3 guy. He's probably high 4.4s. But he's tough, competitive and super instinctive. Takes the ball away. Physical in coverage. He's a little bit grabby, and probably will go through some growing pains because he's so physical in coverage."
Third-year junior, three-year starter. "He's a dog," a second scout said admiringly after ranking Horn No. 1. "Plays the game the right way. He's a big, physical guy on the outside, which is hard to find these days." Another scout said Horn was "top 15, definitely." Said a fourth scout: "I'm not sold on him yet. He kind of scares me. He's got wonderful size. He can be inside, outside. You can match him up. He's a physical player. He's a good athlete, not a great athlete."
Originally posted by pd24:
I would trade down, grab Horn, and gain some picks.
.... you basin those from this video ??