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MadDog49er
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Originally posted by buck:
Shaw clearly earned the scrutiny that is coming. 
He also got a bump to the big boy game this week, along with Z. Smith
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MadDog49er
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First impression watching the game is that John Miller and Za'Darius Smith were the two clear stars of this game. Of course, the practices mean much more to scouts and coaches, but Smith was a destructive force on defense and Miller was flawless at guard.
Couple notes: I always like to see the location of players next to coaches when coaches talk, Smith was all over Singletary in his pre-game speech and along the sidelines. This is a kid with a bright future, as he has only played the game a handful of years.
As for Miller, he was flawless at bending his knees, striking at the point of attack, and also sliding off to the second level successfully. On one pass rush, he was initially beaten. The vast majority of lineman would have no chance of recovery. However, he dropped his hips, slid well to cut off the rusher, and was able to push him aside. Really, really impressive. Looks a lot like Brandon Brooks of Houston at Brooks' all-star game a few years ago.
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DeUh
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Mike Mayock
He (G John Miller) plays with great base and power in the run game. His upside for me is as a starting guard in the NFL.
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Shalynch
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Terrible game to watch but agree with you guys the guys that shine
#94 Z Smith
#95 chikillo
Guard Miller Louisville
#16 Josh Shaw