Derrius Guice, RB, LSU

Originally posted by NYniner85:

"If you don't draft me, I'm going to give your defense hell."

- A warning from Derrius Guice

— Chris Trapasso (@ChrisTrapasso) March 1, 2018

Really don't want to deal with him in a Seattle jersey

Soooo overrated lol. This dude is the most likely out of the top 5 RB's to bust IMO.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Wait I'm not allowed to have a draft crush lol? I haven't put up anything outside of combine numbers in here for like 2 weeks.

I think he's a god damn good RB...I doubt we go after him and YES I wouldn't want to have to deal with him in Seattle, he's beast mode 2.0 imo.

you don't like it don't come into this thread

Is he beast mode, or Frank Gore?

Im confused?

Originally posted by krizay:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

I don't really care much about the bench in regard to RBs McKinnon put up 32 at 205. I care more about the 3 cone, shuttle, broad jump.

15 isn't a bad number for a RB anyway....Gore put up 15

But gore was never seen as beast mode either tho

it's all about the lower leg stuff for me regarding RBs. Tackle breaking is all about the lower leg power.

40 time is important as well, not the end all be all imo.

Kid can squat 650 which is pretty damn impressive

Originally posted by NYniner85:
it's all about the lower leg stuff for me regarding RBs. Tackle breaking is all about the lower leg power.

40 time is important as well, not the end all be all imo.

Kid can squat 650 which is pretty damn impressive

Derrius Guice is a monster‼️ 650 lbs squat with ease. What will the star RB have in store for the Bayou Bengals?#collegefootball pic.twitter.com/e1gL16VVu6

— College Football + (@CFBPlus) June 24, 2017

Leg strength it more important across the board for nearly every position. True.

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Is he beast mode, or Frank Gore?

Im confused?

Lol a little of both...he's got gores vision/pad level and Lynch's tackle breaking/finishing plays ability. Never said he was a clone of gore.

I'm sure your not gonna say Barkley is just Barry Sanders, theres similar traits of multiple players that make up what a guy is imo.

I'm not the only one who said frank gore...don't get upset with me


Zierlein Comped him to lynch FWIW.

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Leg strength it more important across the board for nearly every position. True.

Yup and Barkley is even stronger which is nuts

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Leg strength it more important across the board for nearly every position. True.

Yup and Barkley is even stronger which is nuts

Yet Guice is harder to tackle which proves these lifts are meaningless. A Guice comparison I keep thinking of is Ray Rice. Guice does not shy away from contact which is a strength and weakness as sometimes it looks like he's seeking out a hit when he doesn't need to.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
Lol a little of both...he's got gores vision/pad level and Lynch's tackle breaking/finishing plays ability. Never said he was a clone of gore.

I'm sure your not gonna say Barkley is just Barry Sanders, theres similar traits of multiple players that make up what a guy is imo.

I'm not the only one who said frank gore...don't get upset with me

Finished up LSU RB Derrius Guice--I'm sticking with my young Frank Gore comp. Runs low to the ground, power, lateral quickness etc...really good football player.

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) December 9, 2017

Zierlein Comped him to lynch FWIW.

I have said it once, and will say it again. The Gore comparison is Lazy and not even close to accurate. When i asked for some sort of actual comparison in the tape, i was shown one f**king run, where he is able to get through a tight window, but yet is still standing straight up with a high pad level while doing it.

The kid is a Pin Ball. Its impressive how he is able to maintain his balance while standing straight up and getting jacked, and he does show incredible leg strength, but i worry that style wont be long for the NFL.

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

I have said it once, and will say it again. The Gore comparison is Lazy and not even close to accurate. When i asked for some sort of actual comparison in the tape, i was shown one f**king run, where he is able to get through a tight window, but yet is still standing straight up with a high pad level while doing it.

The kid is a Pin Ball. Its impressive how he is able to maintain his balance while standing straight up and getting jacked, and he does show incredible leg strength, but i worry that style wont be long for the NFL.

Yeah your right daniel jeremiah was never a scout for the eagles/Ravens he's got no idea what he's talking about

It's cool agree to disagree we've been down this road before not sense debating about it again.

He was a product of LSU 1978 offense and didn't get to be a pass catching RB which is required in today's NFL. Comes down to whether or not a team like the 49ers will take a chance on him because RBs that can also be receivers is something that Kyle is looking

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
I have said it once, and will say it again. The Gore comparison is Lazy and not even close to accurate. When i asked for some sort of actual comparison in the tape, i was shown one f**king run, where he is able to get through a tight window, but yet is still standing straight up with a high pad level while doing it.

The kid is a Pin Ball. Its impressive how he is able to maintain his balance while standing straight up and getting jacked, and he does show incredible leg strength, but i worry that style wont be long for the NFL.

Yeah your right daniel jeremiah was never a scout for the eagles/Ravens he's got no idea what he's talking about

It's cool agree to disagree we've been down this road before not sense debating about it again.

Show me the film. Otherwise, again, its an extremely lazy comparison, and i have seen 0 basis for that comparison.

Originally posted by Ark49er:
He was a product of LSU 1978 offense and didn't get to be a pass catching RB which is required in today's NFL. Comes down to whether or not a team like the 49ers will take a chance on him because RBs that can also be receivers is something that Kyle is looking

Right now it looks like he is a back thats falling in draft position to me.

No f**king way the 49ers would consider this guy at 10 lol.

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

Show me the film. Otherwise, again, its an extremely lazy comparison, and i have seen 0 basis for that comparison.

His vision looks like gore especially in between tackles, sorry if you don't see it. Good lord...go tweet DJ that he's horrible at his job and he's been lazy on the comparison, dude gets paid much more than you are I to evaluate players.

And I said certain aspects of his running style look like gore and other aspects look like lynch..if you don't agree that's fine.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:
Show me the film. Otherwise, again, its an extremely lazy comparison, and i have seen 0 basis for that comparison.

Derrius Guice: 5' 10.5". 224 lbs. Runs like a freight train. Every touchdown from his 2016 season here. pic.twitter.com/XwILsZG93A

— James Simpson (@JS_Football) February 28, 2018

His vision looks like gore the way he runs between tackles, sorry if you don't see it. Good lord...go tweet DJ that he's horrible at his job and he's been lazy on the comparison, dude gets paid much more than you are I to evaluate players.

And I said certain aspects of his running style look like gore and other aspects look like lynch. I honestly don't care if you agree or not it's fine.

I keep responding to you about it, because you keep defending the comparison. Where on that video you posted exactly does he look like Gore?

Originally posted by IdahoNiner:

I keep responding to you about it, because you keep defending the comparison. Where on that video you posted exactly does he look like Gore?

Literally the first 50 secs of that clip...a young frank gore absolutely. Great vision, balance, their lateral movement is damn near the same, he hits the hole with a purpose no lost movement or dancing around same as gore, he gets skinny in the gaps and is a downhill runner, both have great footwork as well...the way he finishes on those red zone TDs are reminiscent of gore in the RZ as well.