Study: Atlanta PLAYING CHESS drafting PHYSICAL AJ Terrell!!

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, so I have to point out things that I know about this kid and I thought about this since high school, I saw them working at camps and all that in the practices, entering and leaving, breaking raus raus with the period of transitions. I think he can stand to improve and I think that's where he'll help going with the great Raheem Morris, one of the best defensive coaches in the world. He brings it out tremendously, but we see here working on the final stopping route.

Sometimes I think he's destined to get press coverage, whether it's press coverage or outside influence, those are his two best things that he worked with, but close coverage. I don't know if we see. him here, he immediately gives up too much space right there, I'm not sure what route he thought it was going to be, he's also looking at the quarterback instead of

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a man, so this is like a whip. route, you see, and he gets lost in the transition, here he also slips, so I have to say that his friend also slips, but he slips in the transition back, so he was forced to slip, very good, working about the slide here, another one on the braking path this time.

I think he knows there's no hands on the man here, so look at this, no hands on the man, a release route and free braking, it's not really competitive with this rope, so I think being on the inside right there I'm not. Sure taking inside leverage would help him or something, but he's not really competitive on a route that has to transition from inside to outside. That's not all the time, obviously, we saw him work against Jamar Chase and he broke up a route a couple. of hours that were internal transition, but it's just the consistency of that, how I can go a lot on vertical or vertical routes on mid-distance routes and things like that and, of course, its own things, but this is something where He can improve, it's not something he's terrible by any stretch of the imagination, it's just a part of his game that he can improve on in my opinion.

I checked this. This was a bad move by AJ. I'm not sure exactly what happened with this one. I remember seeing her. live and I thought I didn't understand what was going on, first of all there are a lot of errors here regarding the coverage scheme itself. I want to put this on Terrell and not Brent Venables' scheme, but get this, he has outside influence. outside leverage, but he gets receivers to get off of them, so what's the point of having outside leverage if someone can get off of you? So I think right there, so this is a hug like a slight stop right here.

Terrell thinks it will be. Okay, he can jump here. I think tomorrow, right, this is some kind of zone coverage. It looks like it might actually beat quarter coverage. Now I can see if that's the safety right there with his feet, but he stops on a small portion of the slow line. Come on, I'm kind of fighting right here, he stops buying her feet, now he's toast, right? And it's such a short route. I know where the ball is in the air, being right there in the end zone, so this was kind of a lapse. concentration more than just him getting beat obviously we know it's athleticism, he's faster than this guy, but this was, I don't know what to say, there's really no excuse for something like this, but he's looking at the quarterback to know what what's happening, but you get that outside, look, he cuts it at the same time, great throw from the quarterback right where he needed to be, he can't reach this one, so he tried to guess when it's better, when he's literally planning and then reacting. instead of just trying I guess, but it happens, it's football, we've all been beaten, every single great cornerback out there, so I think it's funny, we see some of the best quarterbacks out there. and they beat your soccer pace, so this guy is Not Allowed to Be Beaten.

I don't know what to say about that, but it's what's cool. Do it again. Ugh, really don't expect to see this kid operating that plan. You couldn't have found a better player. for this scheme, even the guys that people thought were right were the top two cornerbacks, so Okuda is a very

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man-to-man type player. I really like a cooler. I think he's going to fit in this game, CJ, so I think he's going to fit in the scheme and not like ag2r

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combines all that is physical as far as his route coverage and route defense on the bottom on the top in transition is able to jump high, aim the ball with you and all that, but he has a skill that not even those two guys have.

I'm not going to concentrate now. I'll come back to it. Maybe I have some parts in this just because I think I have a lot of connections with this kid. I can make interesting content with other people too, but it's the tackle, he's the best tackle cornerback as far as physicality, he hits like a safety, like everyone else feels like he can transition from sky to safety and I think He is a Pro Bowl safety, he will enlighten you a lot. I'm not going to play, he's a hard hitter, he has no regard for human life when it comes to football contact, so that's something that definitely fits well in a zone 3 scheme and the Falcons couldn't have a better player but I'm going to hit him I'm going to cut him off right here I know people have problems people don't know why this is what people do right I'm still going to be myself I'm going to block you no matter what I don't give a damn what you say , so you better save your breath.

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