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Originally posted by MannySoopa49ersnMD:
Originally posted by thl408:
None of this three sacks were very impressive. The best one is actually funny looking as he uses a technique I have never seen before.
He's playing RDE here (60). The super slow spin move while backing into the QB.

same slow ass spin move from the highlight video posted in here...uggh

Not seeing a traditional spin move at all here, actually

I'm seeing him continue his momentum INTO the defender, knocking him off balance, and continuing into the QB.

If this is a move at all and not a mistake, it'd be a power/agility move, not a speed move.
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Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by MannySoopa49ersnMD:
Originally posted by thl408:
None of this three sacks were very impressive. The best one is actually funny looking as he uses a technique I have never seen before.
He's playing RDE here (60). The super slow spin move while backing into the QB.

same slow ass spin move from the highlight video posted in here...uggh

Not seeing a traditional spin move at all here, actually

I'm seeing him continue his momentum INTO the defender, knocking him off balance, and continuing into the QB.

If this is a move at all and not a mistake, it'd be a power/agility move, not a speed move.

That's called the Lean-back-sack!!!
Originally posted by random49er:
Not seeing a traditional spin move at all here, actually

I'm seeing him continue his momentum INTO the defender, knocking him off balance, and continuing into the QB.

If this is a move at all and not a mistake, it'd be a power/agility move, not a speed move.

ha ha. That's not a move. It's just what he did.
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Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by MannySoopa49ersnMD:
Originally posted by thl408:
None of this three sacks were very impressive. The best one is actually funny looking as he uses a technique I have never seen before.
He's playing RDE here (60). The super slow spin move while backing into the QB.

same slow ass spin move from the highlight video posted in here...uggh

Not seeing a traditional spin move at all here, actually

I'm seeing him continue his momentum INTO the defender, knocking him off balance, and continuing into the QB.

If this is a move at all and not a mistake, it'd be a power/agility move, not a speed move.

That's called the Lean-back-sack!!!

JJs mean lean
To anybody still dissing this trade if you do the math for value of a 2021 pick versus a 2022 pick along with projections of where those picks will be the Jets gave us draft value to take him.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by VA9erfan:
I follow you NY.....I'll wait to pass judgement after I see the kid play. Guess I was picturing in my mind the Niner brass and coaches sitting around a table talking about improving the pass rush and someone raises their and and says "I think we find a way to get Jordan Willis in scarlet and gold".....

I mean I'm almost looking at like we claimed Willis of their PS. Not really a big deal. SF got an extra pick in 2021 in the process.

Willis was the 73rd overall pick (was a fan during the draft process) if you're gonna take a stab on basically a free player might as well be a dude with his athletic ability. Doesn't work doesn't affect much of anything.

Suggested before that this next draft is going to be an absolute wildfire. From a draft-only perspective, with no one losing any eligibility, basically anyone that's available is declaring. And with that, I envision alot of kids declaring on bad advice.

Point being is If there ever was a year where a 7th rounder could end up being a steal, it'd be next year due to the unknown. A 7th rounder can easily cancel out the following year's 6th given up with everything up in the air like this.

I know we are talking low picks, but teams that trade forward to this year instead of back until the draft just seem confident in their ability to scout talent.
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Originally posted by random49er:
Suggested before that this next draft is going to be an absolute wildfire. From a draft-only perspective, with no one losing any eligibility, basically anyone that's available is declaring. And with that, I envision alot of kids declaring on bad advice.

Point being is If there ever was a year where a 7th rounder could end up being a steal, it'd be next year due to the unknown. A 7th rounder can easily cancel out the following year's 6th given up with everything up in the air like this.

I know we are talking low picks, but teams that trade forward to this year instead of back until the draft just seem confident in their ability to scout talent.

agreed.
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.
Originally posted by ninersnw:
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.

Except he's not nearly as good as Lynch
Originally posted by Ark49er:
Originally posted by ninersnw:
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.

Except he's not nearly as good as Lynch

He's not nearly as tall as Lunch either
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Originally posted by Howlett49:
Originally posted by Ark49er:
Originally posted by ninersnw:
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.

Except he's not nearly as good as Lynch

He's not nearly as tall as Lunch either

Hopefully he is not nearly as lazy as Lynch was.
Originally posted by jimrat:
Originally posted by Howlett49:
Originally posted by Ark49er:
Originally posted by ninersnw:
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.

Except he's not nearly as good as Lynch

He's not nearly as tall as Lunch either

Hopefully he is not nearly as lazy as Lynch was.

Or as hungry. For snacks not sacks. Lol
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Originally posted by Howlett49:
Originally posted by jimrat:
Originally posted by Howlett49:
Originally posted by Ark49er:
Originally posted by ninersnw:
He kind of reminds me of alittle quicker Aaron Lynch Type.

Except he's not nearly as good as Lynch

He's not nearly as tall as Lunch either

Hopefully he is not nearly as lazy as Lynch was.

Or as hungry. For snacks not sacks. Lol

😂
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by random49er:
Originally posted by MannySoopa49ersnMD:
Originally posted by thl408:
None of this three sacks were very impressive. The best one is actually funny looking as he uses a technique I have never seen before.
He's playing RDE here (60). The super slow spin move while backing into the QB.

same slow ass spin move from the highlight video posted in here...uggh

Not seeing a traditional spin move at all here, actually

I'm seeing him continue his momentum INTO the defender, knocking him off balance, and continuing into the QB.

If this is a move at all and not a mistake, it'd be a power/agility move, not a speed move.

That's called the Lean-back-sack!!!

I think in college when I watched him he made plays mostly on the interior of the dline. If I remember correctly he was blowing up plays on the interior and being disruptive but not really getting sacks and definitely not from the outside, if memory serves.
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