Arik Armstead meets Sacramento Kings owner
Jul 14, 2015 at 7:03 PM
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San Francisco 49ers first-round selection
Arik Armstead was on hand to meet Kings owner Vivek Ranadivé.
The NBA is currently holding their Summer League in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Reporter Sean Cunningham of News10 (KXTV ABC-TV) Sacramento posted the following photo of the two on Instagram.
The 6 foot 7 inch tall defensive end for the 49ers was selected out of Oregon with the 17th overall selection back on April 30.
Armstead was born in Sacramento and attended high school at Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove, California.
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As far as Sunday's game, there was a two-play sequence in the second quarter in which DL Arik Armstead seemed to know exactly what the Rams were running on those two plays. The second was that attempted tight end screen to Los Angeles Rams TE Tyler Higbee. How good is he at diagnosing those things and does that come from film study? Does it come from experience? Where does he rank as far as kind of knowing what play is going to be run?
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