2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting

jeanpierre · 02-03-2022, 12:33 AM

Watch the LSU segment and the switch Bernhard Raimann makes...

Bernhard Raimann Left Tackle Highlights - YouTube

Crusader · 02-03-2022, 01:30 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

Watch the LSU segment and the switch Bernhard Raimann makes...

Bernhard Raimann Left Tackle Highlights - YouTube

Plays too high, tends to flip his hips when he shouldn't. Most "good" plays are merely due to him being bigger than his opponent.

I looked a little extra on the switch as you suggested, telling example of shoddy footwork.

Starting drop back is decent but he plays quite high and has a base that is narrower than it could be.

When the DE attacks he commits a grave error by dropping his inside foot. This opens up the inside completely for the rusher.

Here you can see the DE's foot further to the inside than the LT's which means that essentially he is beat.

Now in this clip the DE doesn't finish the job and the LT can use his size advantage. An NFL DE in that situation will take his lunch money and just crush the QB.

Im quite surprised a play like that makes it on to a highlight video.

jeanpierre · 02-03-2022, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by Crusader

Plays too high, tends to flip his hips when he shouldn't. Most "good" plays are merely due to him being bigger than his opponent.

I looked a little extra on the switch as you suggested, telling example of shoddy footwork.

Starting drop back is decent but he plays quite high and has a base that is narrower than it could be.

When the DE attacks he commits a grave error by dropping his inside foot. This opens up the inside completely for the rusher.

Here you can see the DE's foot further to the inside than the LT's which means that essentially he is beat.

Now in this clip the DE doesn't finish the job and the LT can use his size advantage. An NFL DE in that situation will take his lunch money and just crush the QB.

Im quite surprised a play like that makes it on to a highlight video.

Technique is Coachable, his speed/size/recovery is undeniable; see what you're saying about his dropping his foot, but he's already begun making the handoff/switch as he reads stunt...

The quick exchange he makes in the LSU game is not something you see in a typical college linemen, it's very quick, NFL quick...

02-03-2022, 01:30 PM	#2
Crusader Resident Swede Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Märsta, Sweden Posts: 8,033	Re: 2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting Originally Posted by jeanpierre Watch the LSU segment and the switch Bernhard Raimann makes... Bernhard Raimann Left Tackle Highlights - YouTube Plays too high, tends to flip his hips when he shouldn't. Most "good" plays are merely due to him being bigger than his opponent. I looked a little extra on the switch as you suggested, telling example of shoddy footwork. Starting drop back is decent but he plays quite high and has a base that is narrower than it could be. When the DE attacks he commits a grave error by dropping his inside foot. This opens up the inside completely for the rusher. Here you can see the DE's foot further to the inside than the LT's which means that essentially he is beat. Now in this clip the DE doesn't finish the job and the LT can use his size advantage. An NFL DE in that situation will take his lunch money and just crush the QB. Im quite surprised a play like that makes it on to a highlight video. Attached Thumbnails
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02-03-2022, 05:03 PM	#3
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2022 NFL Draft: Draft Prospects, Scouting Originally Posted by Crusader Plays too high, tends to flip his hips when he shouldn't. Most "good" plays are merely due to him being bigger than his opponent. I looked a little extra on the switch as you suggested, telling example of shoddy footwork. Starting drop back is decent but he plays quite high and has a base that is narrower than it could be. When the DE attacks he commits a grave error by dropping his inside foot. This opens up the inside completely for the rusher. Here you can see the DE's foot further to the inside than the LT's which means that essentially he is beat. Now in this clip the DE doesn't finish the job and the LT can use his size advantage. An NFL DE in that situation will take his lunch money and just crush the QB. Im quite surprised a play like that makes it on to a highlight video. Technique is Coachable, his speed/size/recovery is undeniable; see what you're saying about his dropping his foot, but he's already begun making the handoff/switch as he reads stunt... The quick exchange he makes in the LSU game is not something you see in a typical college linemen, it's very quick, NFL quick...
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