Mr. Dynasty1
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Well Scarlett did run a 4.3 in highschool but he got much slower apparently
Maybe he just plays slow. He never seemed that fast in game
Well Scarlett did run a 4.3 in highschool but he got much slower apparently
I defintely Agree with that. Not a fluid runner with the ball in his hands eitherMaybe he just plays slow. He never seemed that fast in game
If he ran a 4.3 in HS he really has no game speed because even in HS I thought he was a very good power back with nice enough speedMaybe he just plays slow. He never seemed that fast in game
Homer is killing this combine
4.46 40
39.5 vertical(2nd overall)
10’10 broad jump(tied for #1)
****, how fast were the guys that hawked him down all season?Homer at 4.46 per NFL site
Its different running in a game. Guys get tired.****, how fast were the guys that hawked him down all season?
What about the run vs UVA where he got HAWKED
Also got caught vs UNC this year
Homer is killing this combine
4.46 40
39.5 vertical(2nd overall)
10’10 broad jump(tied for #1)
I would've like to see Homer house those, but....
UVA - Homer got caught by Bryce Hall, 1st team All-ACC CB. And it still took Hall 60 yards to catch up from behind.
UNC - UNC DB had a good 8 yards on Homer and still barely caught him after 45 yds.
Homer's speed is legit.
They were fun to watch on O last year.Sheesh the Memphis rb with a 4.36
Homer getting paid big time with this combine performance.
I wouldn't be shocked if he gets picked in the 2nd round.
At the 2:30 mark. That's a bad look for a guy with "legit" speed
I'm a huge Homer fan and think he's a **** of an athlete, but he lost some speed in 2018.
Let's just call a spade a spade.
Dude, why would you remind us of that run or that game?At the 2:30 mark. That's a bad look for a guy with "legit" speed
I'm a huge Homer fan and think he's a **** of an athlete, but he lost some speed in 2018.
Let's just call a spade a spade.
That's an excellent assessment!I think this is a fair and accurate assessment of Travis
Strengths
Weaknesses
- Has experience offset and from I-formation
- Runs with pace and conviction
- Good lateral agility for smooth bounce-outs
- Bob-and-weave footwork to navigate traffic
- Able to make the late, sudden cuts to slip tackler
- Good speed and power to turn and finish as outside runner
- Above-average contact balance
- Doesn't slow into contact and finds ways to resist tackles and fall forward
- One of the better pass protectors in this draft
- Steps up and steps into contact giving blitzers a taste
- Fumble in spring game foreshadowed fumbles in-season
- Fumbled four times at clip of once every 42 carries
- Leaves yards on the field
- Field vision appears filtered through a straw
- Misses back-side one-cut opportunities too often
- Inconsistent in setting up tacklers
- Quick to duck head and bull forward when he has no clear point of entry
- Takes on tackler in the hole rather than eluding him
That's an excellent assessment!
- Homer can side step, and accelerate fast off one cut. Speed is his game and he finishes runs violently.
- Pass catching/blocking are above average, and he's excellent on ST.
- His weakness is he has no wiggle. He can't make sharp cuts at angles. Once he gets moving, he pretty much stays on that straight line. And at 200 lbs. in the NFL, running through dudes instead of eluding them becomes much more difficult.
- You're right that fumbles are a concern, but at least that's correctable.