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Heavin-cent said...
I'll take the production we got from Kevin Thomas and Cary Harris who I thought was a excellent college corner. He was very good in coverage and was one of the better hitters we had at the position.
As far as T2 he was very good and also a type we would love again, wouldn't put him up there with Revis but that goes for almost every other corner in the league so no knock there
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30_CalLoc26 said...
Press coverage- the best is Willis. He is much more physically developed now and will continue to be. Ramsey has the frame to put on 10 more lbs. of solid muscle making him much better. Willis is an 8 and Ramsey is a 6.5 in that aspect. Man to Man is Hargreaves, he has the best closing speed and shadows receivers the best. He is an 8.5. Willis needs to improve slighly, but he is good, 7. Ramsey shadows his receivers just as well, he is an 8. Zone technique is more the smarts side of know where your safeties are at, I feel Hawkins has the best awareness of that and he is a 8. Willis sometimes tries to rely too much on his own ability, but he will learn coming to SC there are cover 2 and 3. I rate him a 6. Ramsey is smart and I give him a 7.5. When it comes to timing receivers I would say again it is Hawkins, in his videos he knows how to read receivers before the play and you see him drop 10-15 yards on deep balls. I give him an 8. Willis needs to work on this, but when he goes into bump coverage he will be able to shut down the receivers, so if they use him that way he could become dominant. On reading I give him a 7. Ramsey gets an 8 because watching the live coverage of him at the Atlanta Camp he showed coming off bump and sticking with receivers, meaning he was reading the receivers after a couple of plays. What there tendencies were. Chris Hawkins has the best footwork, but needs to put on weight. He's an 8 Willis has great footwork for a big guy, he's a 7.5. Ramsey is an 8 and is very fluid and quick with his feet. Quickness I would say Willis is and he is a 8. Ramsey is a 7.5, but not as physically developed as Willis is. Speed is Ramsey, when it comes to make up speed and shadowing, he is as good as the best. Willis trails slightly. Ramsey again with football instincts, he is always making plays on the ball which results in interceptions because of his great hands. Willis doesn't have as good of hands, but he hits harder. Hawkins always makes the best form tackles in open field with receivers and I would give him a 7. Willis and Ramsey, should be better because of there bigger size, but both of them are 6.5. The most physical corner is Willis, but Ramsey knows how to get to the ball carrier by using good pad level. Ramsey would fit into Monte's scheme because he is the best play maker with knowing where the receiver is and using his body to make plays. He can play cover 2 and 3, you can have him blitz on 3rd and short off the back side because of his speed. I believe he is a bigger and better version of the role Robey plays, just needs to improve his sure tackling.
This post was edited by usc2k11 on 7/4/2012 at 2:11 PM
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30_CalLoc26 said...
Press coverage- the best is Willis. He is much more physically developed now and will continue to be. Ramsey has the frame to put on 10 more lbs. of solid muscle making him much better. Willis is an 8 and Ramsey is a 6.5 in that aspect. Man to Man is Hargreaves, he has the best closing speed and shadows receivers the best. He is an 8.5. Willis needs to improve slighly, but he is good, 7. Ramsey shadows his receivers just as well, he is an 8. Zone technique is more the smarts side of know where your safeties are at, I feel Hawkins has the best awareness of that and he is a 8. Willis sometimes tries to rely too much on his own ability, but he will learn coming to SC there are cover 2 and 3. I rate him a 6. Ramsey is smart and I give him a 7.5. When it comes to timing receivers I would say again it is Hawkins, in his videos he knows how to read receivers before the play and you see him drop 10-15 yards on deep balls. I give him an 8. Willis needs to work on this, but when he goes into bump coverage he will be able to shut down the receivers, so if they use him that way he could become dominant. On reading I give him a 7. Ramsey gets an 8 because watching the live coverage of him at the Atlanta Camp he showed coming off bump and sticking with receivers, meaning he was reading the receivers after a couple of plays. What there tendencies were. Chris Hawkins has the best footwork, but needs to put on weight. He's an 8 Willis has great footwork for a big guy, he's a 7.5. Ramsey is an 8 and is very fluid and quick with his feet. Quickness I would say Willis is and he is a 8. Ramsey is a 7.5, but not as physically developed as Willis is. Speed is Ramsey, when it comes to make up speed and shadowing, he is as good as the best. Willis trails slightly. Ramsey again with football instincts, he is always making plays on the ball which results in interceptions because of his great hands. Willis doesn't have as good of hands, but he hits harder. Hawkins always makes the best form tackles in open field with receivers and I would give him a 7. Willis and Ramsey, should be better because of there bigger size, but both of them are 6.5. The most physical corner is Willis, but Ramsey knows how to get to the ball carrier by using good pad level. Ramsey would fit into Monte's scheme because he is the best play maker with knowing where the receiver is and using his body to make plays. He can play cover 2 and 3, you can have him blitz on 3rd and short off the back side because of his speed. I believe he is a bigger and better version of the role Robey plays, just needs to improve his sure tackling.
This post was edited by me9rob on 7/4/2012 at 2:12 PM
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