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This book is one of the best I have ever read. Many of the pieces of wisdom that Walsh provides can transfer to business and entrepreneurs.
l remember Dante Hall from the Chiefs said something along the lines of, if a dude's a 4.5 guy, and He runs a 4.5 in pads, then He's fast. I find that theory to be true.Seen this first hand. Had a homie that ran 4.8ish and was RB but when he was carrying the rock wasn’t nobody catching that dude. He’s in the nfl now to. Plays safety now tho.
i like his skill set. He puts up numbers in dade...i like him in this offense. He's Knighton -lite...who i think will be a productive player for usWhat about Brashard? You feel he’s legit or questionable?
I know what your saying. **** i was watching Kansas State and they had a wr that was like 6'3 220-225 and shredded and im like year he likely scares our #1 wr.Thought so too with wiggin but after watching football all day saturday and seeing dudes make some type of effort to catch passes down field from NCST to UGA to Texam to OU, etc. And then seeing this dude get a db put his hand on his shoulder and he fold with no effort crying for mom dukes, aint no ******* way this dude can be a go to guy in big games.. just save him for crappy fsu go routes yearly
Braxton was fast.Guys like Rice, Irvin, Fitz, and Chris Carter had one thing in common; work ethic.
They were students of the game in creating separation and hitting the weight room.
The old adage was 'game speed'.
Those guys also had some of the best concentration/focus I've ever seen as well. Not just getting creating separation and getting to the ball, but the focus to CATCH it, even when getting raped by the DB. They were going to catch the ball simply by outworking the other guy, nothing more.
Braxton had a bit of that. Wasn't fast, undersized. But there was a reason he was our kick returner. Excellent focus and concentration. That's pretty much kept him in the NFL so far.
Someone who would of benefited from running track in college.. His acceleration always stood out but his long speed needed work.. Like his 0-60 was legit, him off the line of scrimmage was second to none but track woulda did wonders for him not redlining soo fast..The person that comes to mind about being fast and getting chased down and caught often was Jeff Thomas. I always wondered how he was always caught from behind
You would think we would be beyond this in this day an age. It has been a self fulfilling prophecy. There are no fast white guys so we will not recruit them or play them and thus you see no white guys at skill positions in pro football. Why is there no white guys in pro football? Must be because they have no speed.Braxton was fast.
He was always a sub 4.5 kid. Not sure why its always said other than him beng white...but dude was fast and has superb quickness.
always looks like he's trying to run away from his dad to avoid a whoopin.I said before, Harley is the only guy I’ve ever seen where his legs move fast, but he’s going no where.
Craig Cooper says you got him F-ed up.....LolI said before, Harley is the only guy I’ve ever seen where his legs move fast, but he’s going no where.
He wasn't always caught from behind...Stop it...twice a Dude had an angle on him....The person that comes to mind about being fast and getting chased down and caught often was Jeff Thomas. I always wondered how he was always caught from behind
Cooper ran like I swim, arms and legs going everywhere and 100 mph but I’m barely moving.Craig Cooper says you got him F-ed up.....Lol
running technique matters in football. watch how santana used to run. head doesnt shake, the whole body moves perfectly.Cooper ran like I swim, arms and legs going everywhere and 100 mph but I’m barely moving.
You would think we would be beyond this in this day an age. It has been a self fulfilling prophecy. There are no fast white guys so we will not recruit them or play them and thus you see no white guys at skill positions in pro football. Why is there no white guys in pro football? Must be because they have no speed.
Another guy who had major game speed but 4.42 forty speed was Devin Hester. So many people were expecting him to run 4.2 but he did not. Now don't get me wrong. 4.42 speed is real speed. But if I said that Braxton and Hester ran the same 40 most would say fake news.
Good point. Seems like I recall Irvin saying that even though he ran a 4.6 (or whatever it was), he could run that 4.6 all day. That’s why he wouldn’t get caught.A 4.7 guy like Rice does not get caught because his top-end speed is higher than the 4.5 guy who gets off to a quick start but has a slow top-end speed. Simple as that. Pads also matter as a bigger guy is not as affected as the smaller.
Same with Rice. Legit the same.Good point. Seems like I recall Irvin saying that even though he ran a 4.6 (or whatever it was), he could run that 4.6 all day. That’s why he wouldn’t get caught.