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Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:Dear Mr. Shanahan,
I heard you like speed; "Alot" and I'm seeing with my own eyes, that is correct.
How do you like the combination of this speed attached to that weight?
"U-M's Mike McCray: Rashan Gary is a freak, Clowney-like"
Best of luck
Wu, loyal niner fan.
Originally posted by frankieuc68:Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:Dear Mr. Shanahan,
I heard you like speed; "Alot" and I'm seeing with my own eyes, that is correct.
How do you like the combination of this speed attached to that weight?
"U-M's Mike McCray: Rashan Gary is a freak, Clowney-like"
Best of luck
Wu, loyal niner fan.
Nice! We should definitely flood his Twitter with Edge players in mind for next year.
Originally posted by tjd808185:He's not a edge guy. I think he's a dt at UM.
Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:At 281lbs with 4.5 speed you can make him out to whatever you want to be. ????
You can't teach that size nor speed, that combination is factory made. That's freak material.
His primary position is Edge though, he will tell you that, going into his junior year.
This is his breakout year.. Watch out..
Michigan will have the #1 defense again this year, that's like 3 years in a row and with Shea Patterson eligibility at Qb, Instant National title contenders. All we needed was a Qb with that #1 defense.
"287-Pound Michigan Sophomore Rashan Gary Ran a 4.57 40-Yard Dash"
http://www.stack.com/a/287-pound-michigan-sophomore-rashan-gary-ran-a-4-57-40-yard-dash
"For a 6-foot-5, 287-pound defensive lineman, Gary is unbelievably athletic. At Michigan's recent "Spring Combine," he posted some startling numbers. Perhaps most impressive were his 4.57 40-Yard Dash and 6.70 L-Drill time."
"At the 2017 NFL Combine, only one defensive lineman ran better than a 4.57 40. That was Temple's Haason Reddick, who weighs 50 pounds less than Gary. His L-Drill time was even more absurd. It would've tied for seventh-best among all players at the 2017 NFL Combine. Guys pushing three bills aren't supposed to be that nimble."
He is a freak.
Originally posted by tjd808185:I'm sure he's a great athlete but that # won't hold. Those college combines are a joke. Not that he'll be around by our pick.
Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:"The 3-4 alignment makes the Anchor more like the 5-tech from the Under era, where he'll have to gum up the works by standing up to TE/OT doubles but doesn't have to prevent that TE from going out.
The Sam picks up those TE duties, and can be a Jake Ryan-esque player (not that different from the Backer). However as we'll see, the Sam tends to get lifted often for a hybrid guy. Personnel-wise a base 50 call would probably see Winovich in for Hurst and perhaps Gary stealing some snaps at end. Against a heavy running team, maybe Furbush or some other heavier linebackery object will be in at Sam, with Peppers moved to safety or corner. But again, the way Brown uses his 50 formations the base is not actually what we'll see the most often.
Some of the typical gap assignments are different. The nose is more likely to get into the strongside A gap rather than the weakside one, which is now covered by the Will; the End has shifted into that backside B gap. In general it's a bit stronger formation for stopping outside runs, with a bit of weakness in the department of backside downhill runs. Unless you've got a rampant DL, an offense can do a lot of damage to a too-predictable one-gapping 3-4 with backside cuts, traps, and counters.
What's not different? The nose, despite lining up right over the center, is not two-gapping. Brown does have some two-gap stuff but he tends to do that out of every formation with the end; the Will then picks whatever side of the End's blocker that the End doesn't isn't in. So spiritually this 3-4 is still functioning like a 4-3, i.e. it's a gap defense, albeit one that does some very 3-4ish things like blow offensive players off the line at the snap instead of just blowing by them."
http://mgoblog.com/content/neck-sharpies-don-brown-defensive-glossary-3-4-edition
How does this apply to Don Browns defense? I thought Rashan Gary was an Edge Rusher? So he can play both inside and outside but your saying the nfl will use him inside?
Originally posted by tjd808185:I'm wondering how any of that applies to my post? In our d I'm guessing he'd be a strongside end who kicks inside in nickel. Solly's likely ending spot.
Originally posted by tjd808185:Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:"The 3-4 alignment makes the Anchor more like the 5-tech from the Under era, where he'll have to gum up the works by standing up to TE/OT doubles but doesn't have to prevent that TE from going out.
The Sam picks up those TE duties, and can be a Jake Ryan-esque player (not that different from the Backer). However as we'll see, the Sam tends to get lifted often for a hybrid guy. Personnel-wise a base 50 call would probably see Winovich in for Hurst and perhaps Gary stealing some snaps at end. Against a heavy running team, maybe Furbush or some other heavier linebackery object will be in at Sam, with Peppers moved to safety or corner. But again, the way Brown uses his 50 formations the base is not actually what we'll see the most often.
Some of the typical gap assignments are different. The nose is more likely to get into the strongside A gap rather than the weakside one, which is now covered by the Will; the End has shifted into that backside B gap. In general it's a bit stronger formation for stopping outside runs, with a bit of weakness in the department of backside downhill runs. Unless you've got a rampant DL, an offense can do a lot of damage to a too-predictable one-gapping 3-4 with backside cuts, traps, and counters.
What's not different? The nose, despite lining up right over the center, is not two-gapping. Brown does have some two-gap stuff but he tends to do that out of every formation with the end; the Will then picks whatever side of the End's blocker that the End doesn't isn't in. So spiritually this 3-4 is still functioning like a 4-3, i.e. it's a gap defense, albeit one that does some very 3-4ish things like blow offensive players off the line at the snap instead of just blowing by them."
http://mgoblog.com/content/neck-sharpies-don-brown-defensive-glossary-3-4-edition
How does this apply to Don Browns defense? I thought Rashan Gary was an Edge Rusher? So he can play both inside and outside but your saying the nfl will use him inside?
In our d I'm guessing he'd be a strongside end who kicks inside in nickel. Solly's likely ending spot.
He did play more edge than I thought at UM though. I thought he was a dt. He's not they play him a lot outside.
Originally posted by babarvaart:will be long gone by pick 32.
