Note: The following are not scouting reports, but rather impressions gained from the standard eye test. In Depth scouting reports will not be written on these players until after their 2019 football season is concluded.
Williams is the type of player that can singlehandedly contain both A gaps if he is needed to do so, and that level of range in his playmaking ability can be improved as he takes the next step to the pros.
Taylor is an intimidating force on the offensive line when dealing with both the pass and run game.
Baker has a lot of potential should he evolve to become a full defensive player.
Montgomery's biggest selling point going into the NFL draft is his workhorse style of play
Allen and Bosa were both used by their teams as disruptive edge rushers, but aside from that, there are few similarities between the two in how they play the game.
Williams is the epitome of a shutdown corner the likes the previous generation saw in Revis, Cromartie, Asomugha, among others.
His playstyle has little flash, and rather than bobbing and weaving through defenders, Barnes is more inclined to simply drop the shoulder and push forward.
Brown (1) builds his playstyle off his top-speed and willingness to catch over the middle
Position: 3-4 Outside Linebacker/Edge DefenderCollege: Kentucky WildcatsStatus: 2019 NFL Draft prospect Age: 21, Height: 6'5, Weight: 230 lbs, Experience: 4 years (College) Allen (41, Blue) is almost automatic when tackling Average Opposing Offense Rank: N/AAverage Opposing Pass Offense Rank: N/AAverage opposing Rush Offense Rank: N/AScouted Block Shedding record: 23-19-4 (50% shed rate), 6 Double Teams... Continue Reading →
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