Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
He's probably happy just to be leaving Medford.
LOL yeah, Medford women have hooves!
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Originally posted by SnakePlissken:
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:
He's probably happy just to be leaving Medford.
LOL yeah, Medford women have hooves!
Originally posted by ads_2006:
sounds a bit like jeff garcia
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Originally posted by Lifer:
Originally posted by RedWaltz24:
I know it is small school competition, but the dude is knocking the crap out of people.
They say for a small school guy to project to the NFL, he should be dominant at that level. Slowy was definitely dominating. He looked like a man among boys out there. Halfway through that video I was just laughing. The guy's a wrecking machine. Also love the fact that he really goes after people and never stops. Showed good athleticism too.
Originally posted by miked1978:
Well he said he visited with the 49ers. He'll get his chance on the practice squad.
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
Harbaugh's dream, rhyming O-line:
Staley - 'Pati - Slowey - Looney - AD
Originally posted by jcam82:Just heads up, I'm the reporter who did both those stories on Slowey and I'm also a diehard 49er fan. I from San Jose, up here in Medford to work for the NBC affiliate. I tried to remain unbiased, but was rooting for the 49ers to pick him. In the high school video there is another famous athlete that he is tackling. I'll give hint, he is the "6 foot 9" QB in Blue and White, a color he would wear in college as well. Also if your looking for pro prospects from the Southern Oregon area, you will find a slew of them in every sport. Names like Jeremy Guthrie, Chad Cota, Sonny Sixkiller (la rams and from the movie Longest Yard, he plays "Indian:) heck throw in Kevin Towers (d-backs gm) and the mystery player from that video I was just talking about. This place is actually a hot bed for pitching talent. Besides Guthrie, there is about 4 pretty good minor league prospects from the area. For such a small area, I have to this place turns out good athletes. As far as Jason goes, he will probably take a year to learn the nuances of the center position, then be able to step in year 2 or 3, depending on how long Goodwin lasts. Just interesting that I read these forums all the time, then saw my video posted on one of them.
Originally posted by Lifer:
They say for a small school guy to project to the NFL, he should be dominant at that level. Slowy was definitely dominating. He looked like a man among boys out there. Halfway through that video I was just laughing. The guy's a wrecking machine. Also love the fact that he really goes after people and never stops. Showed good athleticism too.