Myles Garrett

Is The Next Myles Garrett At Kansas

... last year was shocking to me,” said Beaty, the third-year KU coach. “He got robbed. [He] is unbelievable. He’s a freak. He is Myles Garrett, and Myles is a freak. This guy’s a beast.”. Beatty isn’t being hyperbolic. He recruited Garrett, likely the first pick in the upcoming NFL draft, to Texas A&M in 2014. When Garrett played as a true freshman, the Aggies, according to Beaty, studied tape of Clowney, the No. 1 draft pick from a few months prior, in his first season at South Carolina and used it as a model for Garrett’s development. Clowney and Garrett played limited roles as freshmen pass-rush specialists. Kansas did the same with Armstrong in 2015. “We don’t get hung up on it,” Beatty said of the comparisons, “but he’s that type of player.”. Yes, KU could have used him more in a winless fall two seasons ago, but the Jayhawks' restraint contributed in a big way to Armstrong’s breakout, All-Big 12 sophomore season, Beaty and KU defensive coordinator Clint Bowen believe. Beaty said he expects Armstrong to land in the first round next year - if he chooses to leave school early. ...

At Pro Day, Garrett Betters 40 Time, Talks Effort

... front of all 32 teams in Indianapolis, including a 41-inch vertical jump and an impressive 4.64-second 40-yard dash, making an encore largely unnecessary. But he decided to run the 40 again anyway. Why. "I wanted to do better," Garrett said. The result: a slightly improved time of 4.62 seconds. "I know I can still do better," said Garrett, who noted his personal best is 4.47 seconds. Editor's Picks. Mitch Trubisky and Deshaun Watson go back to back in Mel Kiper's latest projection of the first round of April's draft. Jabrill Peppers? He's headed south. Here's how picks 1-32 look right now. 1 Related. Garrett said teams told him they want to see "relentless effort" from him. "They said they didn't see it much last year, and that's understandable," said Garrett, who also performed a ...

Browns Take Myles Garrett, Trade 4 Picks To Pats For Garoppolo

... game. Davis would be an excellent complement to A. J. Green. The Bengals need weapons and Davis is a nice one.  USATSI. 10. Buffalo Bills. Mike Williams , WR, Clemson Tigers : The Bills have some nice weapons on offense, but what better way to improve the passing attack for the newly re-signed (re-worked?) Tyrod Taylor than by pairing Sammy Watkins with a massive possession receiver in Mike Williams. When in doubt, put as many receivers from Clemson on the field as possible. Another Clemson wideout for Taylor? Why not.  USATSI. 11. New Orleans Saints. Gareon Conley , CB, Ohio State: Conley looked like he belonged with the rest of the Ohio State defensive backs in the first round while performing at the combine. He would make an immediate impact on a Saints defense that has all sorts of issues. Gareon Conley is yet another first-round talent from Columbus. USATSI. 12. New England Patriots (via mock trade with Cleveland, from Philadelphia). O. J. Howard , TE, Alabama: The Patriots already traded for Dwayne Allen and have Rob Gronkowski on the roster. But what’s ...

Texas A&m De Myles Garrett

... and personnel, plus major events and happenings with the Texans in the community. You can also listen to Texans Radio on Texans 24 at www. Texans __link__ if you miss a show. Thu., Apr. 06, 2017 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM CDT Texans All Access on Texans Radio. Tune into Texans All Access on Texans Radio on Sports Radio 610 every weekday (Monday - Friday) during the offseason from 6 PM - 7 PM to get the lastest Texans news straight from all the Texans Insiders like Marc Vandermeer, John Harris, Drew Dougherty & Deepi Sidhu. There are also special Texans guests and exclusive interviews with Texans players and personnel, plus major events and happenings with the Texans in the community. You can also listen to Texans Radio on Texans 24 at www. Texans __link__ if you miss a show. Fri., Apr. 07, 2017 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM CDT Texans All Access on Texans Radio. Tune into Texans All Access on Texans Radio on Sports Radio 610 every weekday (Monday - Friday) during the offseason from 6 PM - 7 PM to get the lastest Texans news straight from all the Texans Insiders like Marc Vandermeer, John Harris, Drew Dougherty & ...

Sumlin On Myles Garrett's Attitude. Competitiveness

... class out side of the Big 3. And look out for College Column alum Jermaine Eluemunor. His stock is trending way up and I’m told a few teams now have second-round grades on the offensive lineman. And on Friday, I’ll be in Lubbock, Texas (taking all food recommendations if you’ve got them!) where Patrick Mahomes will be the last of the top quarterback prospects to preform on a pro day. 4. Oh no, has yet another tight end entered the mix? You’re probably sick of hearing about this crowded class of tight ends, but it’s hard to understate just how impressive a year it is. I’ve heard another name being circulated as a Top 5 prospect at the position—and in 2017 that likely means second round: Ashland’s Adam Shaheen. The Division II former walk-on (and basketball transfer from Division II Pittsburgh-Johnstown) made for a cutesy story at the combine when he shared that he ...

Myles Garrett Leads Final Top 50 Prospects Rankings; Deshaun Watson Top Qb

... he tore his Achilles. It appeared his stock would plummet but I’m not going to move him. I ranked him at No. 14 based on the full package and not the injury. He later tweeted he’d be ready to play in 2017, but where he falls in this draft is anyone’s guess. I hope he’s right; I hope a team takes a shot on him on Thursday night because he’s more than worthy of a first-round pick when healthy. Temple defensive end Haason Reddick. (David J. Phillip/AP). 15. Haason Reddick, LB, Temple. Previous: 50. I missed Reddick’s ranking more than any other on my initial Top 50. I knew when I submitted it early in February I had ranked him way too low. His combine performance only solidified that feeling. At 237 pounds, he ran a 4.52 40, posted a 36.5-inch vertical jump and a 11-foot-1 broad jump, along with 24 bench press reps. His Senior Bowl performance showed what’s he capable of, but at the combine, he flashed the athleticism that’ll help lock up a first-round spot. 16. John Ross, WR, Washington. Previous: 19. He ran a 4.22 in the 40, breaking the recent best mark at the combine of Chris Johnson in 2008. Ross even tweaked his leg at the 39-yard mark and still broke Johnson’s record. ...

How About Myles Garrett, Malik Hooker And Patrick Mahomes With The Browns' 1st 3 Picks? Hey, Mary Kay

... who only started 13 college games - in the spread offense - will fare in the NFL. One exec I talked to thinks Trubisky has more upside than Carson Wentz, whom the Browns passed on last year. But Trubisky was unable to win the job his first two years at North Carolina and he let Watson outshine him at the NFL Combine. Those are at least minor concerns to some teams. Still if the Browns can get him at No. 12 or trade back up to get him after they take Garrett No. 1 overall, I think they'd be thrilled with day one of the draft. 2017 NFL Draft: Mitch Trubisky video profile. Hey, Mary Kay: Are the Browns still intent on taking Myles Garrett No. 1 overall even after working out some of the quarterbacks privately? - Ben Jones, Macon, Ga. Hey, Ben: I firmly believe that's still the plan despite the fact they like some of the quarterbacks in this draft. By all accounts, Garrett is by far the best player on the board, and the Browns need to add premier players to this team. The talent ...

Dalvin Cook, Myles Garrett In Pro-day Spotlight

... Quincy Wilson, you want to see how these guys look when they're doing their movement drills. Quincy Wilson won't run (the 40-yard dash) again, but Teez Tabor has to get off that 4.6 time. Hard to justify a guy going in the first round with that on the card, but more importantly, I want to see their movement skills and how they catch the ball." - __link__ analyst Bucky Brooks. Schools in action: Bowie State, Florida International, Fordham, Maryland, Miami, Navy, North Dakota State, Ohio, SMU, South Dakota, South Dakota State, Southern Utah, Stephen F. Austin. The big draw: Miami TE David Njoku. Others to watch: Miami QB Brad Kaaya, Miami CB Corn Elder, FIU TE Jonnu Smith, Maryland DB William Likely. The big question: Can Kaaya show NFL scouts the maneuverability and athleticism they're looking for from a quarterback who was a relatively stationary pocket passer at the college level. Analyst take: "I think the focus will really be on Brad Kaaya. You want to make sure that Brad Kaaya has the stuff that it takes to be a franchise quarterback, so I'd want to check out the arm ...

Texas A&m Dl Myles Garrett

... but Long went on for several tweets about leadership within the team and his failings in that area. When I came to the Bears we had leaders and alphas. We have continually had good players, we have looked for folks to step up. That's on me. First-to-second round. Scouting Report. "Five-star recruit and three-year starter at left tackle who is a road grader with impressive power at the point of attack and enough athleticism to function in diverse run schemes. Robinson has tape galore against SEC edge talent either playing in the NFL or who soon will be. The tape shows a player with the traits and physical ability to be a good NFL tackle, but his balance issues and inconsistencies as a pass rusher are a concern. Robinson is a candidate to be overdrafted due to the position he plays and his size, but buyer beware as some of his deficiencies might not be easily correctable." - Lance Zierlein, ...