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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by K Major JC Latham - Alabam a OT 2 year starter, 13 starts at RT. Big, imposing guy who is extremely powerful. Held his own against the best DE's in the mighty SEC. Projected Day 1 draft ...
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Re: Official 2024 Saints Draft Discussion
Originally Posted by K Major
Isn't he a little slow footed? My dentist is an Alabama booster/fanatic and we just talked about the Alabama prospects in this years draft. He thinks he'll move inside to guard in the pros.
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Re: Official 2024 Saints Draft Discussion
Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II
I read a good bit on this guy and I don’t remember that ever being mentioned about him. I went back and found this….![]()
“Displays a stout anchor and lateral mobility in pass protection, effectively neutralizing speed-to-power transitions and reacting to defensive counters. In the zone run scheme, his athleticism shines through, achieving reach-blocks and backside seals with high efficiency and fluidity” And then this… Built like a big NFL guard but protects like an NFL tackle. Quick into pass sets, maintaining posture and balance through the rep. Syncs feet with active, independent hands for effective mirroring. Firm inside hand and consistent arm extension help negate rush momentum. Possesses true knock-back pop with heavy hands and explosive hips. Turns early advantages into quick knockouts with his furious finishes. Upper-body power to catch, turn and seal play-side edge setters. Grip strength allows him to save blocks that start to slip away. Doesn’t seem slow footed to me at all. He also has stated he wants to play LT. Kubiak system apparently uses a zone scheme, and that just so happens to be what Alabama used if I’m not mistaken. I would not be upset at all with this pick. |
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