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Day two draft hangover not as bad as I thought
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I keep hearing how fast and strong Anzelone is, but I don't see it. I've watched these video packages several times last night and this morning. Even in his highlight packages, he looks slow and weak. There was only one ...
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Re: Day two draft hangover not as bad as I thought
I keep hearing how fast and strong Anzelone is, but I don't see it. I've watched these video packages several times last night and this morning. Even in his highlight packages, he looks slow and weak. There was only one play that was slightly impressive. I'm afraid he will never become more than a really good special teams guy.
If you watch the Tim Williams video, there are moments that make you gasp. There are plays that you want to see him make in a Saints uni. I can see his speed and ability and can only envision him in the face of Matt Ryan, Cam Newton, and Jameis Winston. It's only my opinion, but this one seems obvious to me. The Ravens don't usually miss on linebackers, either. |
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Re: Day two draft hangover not as bad as I thought
Originally Posted by turbo_dog
4.63 in the 40 is pretty quick for a LB...
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