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Well I guess you need to start your own scouting service and wait for the money to flow in it.

 

A piece of advice: no not mortgage your house on new venture.

Thanks for the snarky "advice".

 

You'd have a fraction of a point in calling me out if (a) this were the first time I've looked at film and made an evaluation or (b) you had the gumption to make them yourself

 

I don't expect you to know or care, but if you're going to call someone out for not knowing their stuff, it's worth taking a second and looking into whether or not your claim has merit (maybe take a look at the board during draft time).

 

I'd also caution you against claiming some kind of high ground based on a single game, hot shot.

 

I am, however, looking forward to seeing if Vlad can continue to improve, because I'd rather be wrong and win than be right and lose.

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I started a GoFund for your agency kickoff. Only thing promised so far were some bottles I could return for deposit in right state.

 

I'd prefer you donate the money--I promise I don't need it.

 

Since you've got all this spare time and interest in my scouting ability, go ahead and look through my post history...then feel free to come back and tell me whether you think I know what I'm talking about.

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I just finished watching the game replay, and here are my thoughts on Vlad:

 

He was much better this week overall--I'd even say he was passable at guard. When he makes solid contact with his initial push, he's fairly effective.

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922599556734488583

 

His problem is that he's hit-or-miss in making contact, and when he doesn't, it's a shitshow. Great example here:

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922615996229275653

 

He's also dreadful when he's cut-blocking on the backside in OZ (as well as when trying to locate while pulling).

 

One thing I was impressed with was his patience in pass protection. He did a nice job of letting the interior rush come to him, though he really, really struggled to reset himself and often got pushed back into Tyrod's lap.

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I just finished watching the game replay, and here are my thoughts on Vlad:

 

He was much better this week overall--I'd even say he was passable at guard. When he makes solid contact with his initial push, he's fairly effective.

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922599556734488583

 

His problem is that he's hit-or-miss in making contact, and when he doesn't, it's a shitshow. Great example here:

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922615996229275653

 

He's also dreadful when he's cut-blocking on the backside in OZ (as well as when trying to locate while pulling).

 

One thing I was impressed with was his patience in pass protection. He did a nice job of letting the interior rush come to him, though he really, really struggled to reset himself and often got pushed back into Tyrod's lap.

 

 

In the first clip, it looks like Woods messed up. Ducasse clipped his man and then went to the second level where he was stood up.

 

In the second clip he completely whiffed which led to a tackle.

 

 

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I just finished watching the game replay, and here are my thoughts on Vlad:

 

He was much better this week overall--I'd even say he was passable at guard. When he makes solid contact with his initial push, he's fairly effective.

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922599556734488583

 

His problem is that he's hit-or-miss in making contact, and when he doesn't, it's a shitshow. Great example here:

 

https://twitter.com/Cover_1_/status/922615996229275653

 

He's also dreadful when he's cut-blocking on the backside in OZ (as well as when trying to locate while pulling).

 

One thing I was impressed with was his patience in pass protection. He did a nice job of letting the interior rush come to him, though he really, really struggled to reset himself and often got pushed back into Tyrod's lap.

 

 

In the first clip, it looks like Woods messed up. Ducasse clipped his man and then went to the second level where he was stood up.

 

In the second clip he completely whiffed which led to a tackle.

 

 

 

 

Yeah--the first clip was intended to serve as an example of him making solid initial contact, which is when he's at his best.

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