Breece Hall Please!!

[Logic]

1 hour ago, NewEra said:

Scoring TDs doesn’t equate to having good power and contact balance.  He’s a great fit in a zone scheme and a very poor fit in power scheme 
 

 

To be fair to Hall, his scouting report from Lance Zierlein on NFL.com says this:

 

Strengths

- Has the size of a high-volume back.

- Touchdown monster from all ranges.

- Finished career with five touchdown runs of 75 or more yards.

- Gets around the field with good bend and balance.

- Recognizes lane development before it happens.

- Changes foot cadence for unpredictable burst point.

- Sets up second-level tacklers to fail.

- Patient behind lead blockers, steering them into defenders.

- Makes rhythmic cuts with no loss of speed to beat open-field tacklers.

- Powerful base absorbs contact and stays on his feet.

- Drops pads and hammers through tacklers while falling forward.

- Set of skills to become an above-average third-down option.


and his scouting report from Dane Brugler, whose draft analysis I really respect, says this:




"Drops his pads and finishes with contact balance, not making it easy on tacklers".
 

Edited April 19, 2022 by Logic

[NewEra]

1 minute ago, Albany,n.y. said:

Beane wouldn't be drafting a RB hoping he's the next Terry Miller. I can cite busts at any position if I want to say no 1st rounder is ever worth the risk.  For years there were advocates of never drafting a 1st round QB making similar comments to your post.  Thankfully Beane didn't agree with them. 

Yes, we’ve already went over the fact that there are points and counterpoints to every argument made…..

 

Regarding the bolded…….just WOW.  
You’re comparing a thought process of 30-50 years ago to now regarding not drafting QBs in rd 1. When Beane actually made the selection…,.not one person on earth felt that way…..good thing that Beane agreed with them.

 

not sure what point you’re trying to make that is relevant to today.   

[Albany,n.y.]

2 minutes ago, NewEra said:

Yes, we’ve already went over the fact that there are points and counterpoints to every argument made…..

 

Regarding the bolded…….just WOW.  
You’re comparing a thought process of 30-50 years ago to now regarding not drafting QBs in rd 1. When Beane actually made the selection…,.not one person on earth felt that way…..good thing that Beane agreed with them.

 

not sure what point you’re trying to make that is relevant to today.   

There were plenty of posters in 2018 who didn't want to trade up for a QB-check the archives.  

[Rochesterfan]

13 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:

Ummm…Kansas City and Mahomes 

 

Exactly - they wasted a pick on RB and have gotten better production from UDFAs since drafting CEH.

 

No one is scared of KC running the ball, but Mahomes and that passing attack was deadly.

 

 

[YoloinOhio]

Meh

[PonyBoy]

23 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:

Did you know Lurch died at 47 due to a disease called Acromegaly which was responsible for his tall height & strangely deep voice? Doesn't relate to this topic, thought it was interesting that I just found out recently. 

Carry on TBD 🙂

[Brandon]

2 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

There were plenty of posters in 2018 who didn't want to trade up for a QB-check the archives.  

 

TBD goes through phases with that sort of thing.  If I recall correctly,  there was a contingent of posters vehemently opposed to early WR picks about 5-10 years ago as well.  Personally,  I still have some anti CB bias over all the first round rent-a-corners that John Butler took in the 1990s.   

[NewEra]

3 minutes ago, Logic said:

To be fair to Hall, his scouting report from Lance Zierlein on NFL.com says this:

 

Strengths

- Has the size of a high-volume back.

- Touchdown monster from all ranges.

- Finished career with five touchdown runs of 75 or more yards.

- Gets around the field with good bend and balance.

- Recognizes lane development before it happens.

- Changes foot cadence for unpredictable burst point.

- Sets up second-level tacklers to fail.

- Patient behind lead blockers, steering them into defenders.

- Makes rhythmic cuts with no loss of speed to beat open-field tacklers.

- Powerful base absorbs contact and stays on his feet.

- Drops pads and hammers through tacklers while falling forward.

- Set of skills to become an above-average third-down option.


and his scouting report from Dane Brugler, whose draft analysis I really respect, says this:




"Drops his pads and finishes with contact balance, not making it easy on tacklers".
 

and counters to some of those thoughts…..

 

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/breece-hall-2022-nfl-draft-stock-value-fantasy-football

 

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/breece-hall-iowa-state-rb-nfl-draft-scouting-report-2022/

https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/breece-hall

 

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Breece-Hall-RB-IowaState

 

https://primetimesportstalk.com/2022/03/23/2022-nfl-draft-scouting-report-breece-hall/amp/

 

I like Breece Hall a lot.  I think that he’s going to be a very good/great rb if he lands in the right slot.  I just say it how I see it.  If you disagree with some of the things that I see when I watch him play, cool beans.  

 

 

 

10 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

There were plenty of posters in 2018 who didn't want to trade up for a QB-check the archives.  

Oh…..now we’re talking about posters…..

 

carry on by yourself. 

[Logic]

11 minutes ago, NewEra said:

and counters to some of those thoughts…..

 

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/breece-hall-2022-nfl-draft-stock-value-fantasy-football

 

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/breece-hall-iowa-state-rb-nfl-draft-scouting-report-2022/

https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/breece-hall

 

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Breece-Hall-RB-IowaState

 

https://primetimesportstalk.com/2022/03/23/2022-nfl-draft-scouting-report-breece-hall/amp/

 

I like Breece Hall a lot.  I think that he’s going to be a very good/great rb if he lands in the right slot.  I just say it how I see it.  If you disagree with some of the things that I see when I watch him play, cool beans.  

 

 

How dare you offer a respectful rebuttal based on contrary opinions provided by professionals other than the ones I listed!

That's now how this works. You're supposed to arrogantly dismiss my comments, post a belittling emoji face, and claim that I don't watch enough football.

Do better.

[CapeBreton]

I’m OK with Breece Hall if it means we don’t draft Isaiah Spiller. Just say no to Spiller. 

[NewEra]

11 minutes ago, Logic said:

How dare you offer a respectful rebuttal based on contrary opinions provided by professionals other than the ones I listed!

That's now how this works. You're supposed to arrogantly dismiss my comments, post a belittling emoji face, and claim that I don't watch enough football.

Do better.

Hahaha!!  Too late.  You’ve already earned my respect!  

[Yantha]

1 hour ago, newcam2012 said:

Agree but it's still a hard no for Hall or any running back at pick 25. Beane knows this and I'd be shocked if he was the pick. 

Bingo!

I agree with you 100% again.

 

I think the only way we get Hall or KWIII is in ONE draft scenario (and another unlikely scenario).

1.  We can't find a trade partner to trade up for a cornerback. --- AND

2.  Beane doesn't like the options at 25 and CAN find a trade down partner to target Hall or KWIII (plus get an extra second rounder in the process)

 

Unlikely

- Hall or KWIII last until our second round pick.  Then you just have to jump all over that.

[Albany,n.y.]

45 minutes ago, NewEra said:

and counters to some of those thoughts…..

 

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/breece-hall-2022-nfl-draft-stock-value-fantasy-football

 

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/breece-hall-iowa-state-rb-nfl-draft-scouting-report-2022/

https://thedraftnetwork.com/player/breece-hall

 

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Breece-Hall-RB-IowaState

 

https://primetimesportstalk.com/2022/03/23/2022-nfl-draft-scouting-report-breece-hall/amp/

 

I like Breece Hall a lot.  I think that he’s going to be a very good/great rb if he lands in the right slot.  I just say it how I see it.  If you disagree with some of the things that I see when I watch him play, cool beans.  

 

 

 

Oh…..now we’re talking about posters…..

 

carry on by yourself. 

I was always talking about fellow posters since that's the reference point when I'm talking on this board. Who else would I be referring to when I used to words similar comments to your POST. It is always with OTHER POSTERS OPINIONS, unless one specifically cites a member of the media or team.  I'm not expecting Beane or McDermott to join in and be part of our discussion.   

Edited April 19, 2022 by Albany,n.y.

[NewEra]

On 4/16/2022 at 4:17 PM, Rochesterfan said:

 

It doesn’t matter - you should almost never draft a RB in the first round.  The cost of a 5th year option and a second contract make it not worth it.  
 

You overpay even if he is good - the cost versus return on 1st round backs is terrible.

 

 

 

5 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:

We're not drafting in the top 10 anymore.  People need to realize that when your team is drafting near the end of the 1st round you will not get to draft again until the late 2nd round and if the sweet spot for RBs is early 2nd round if you want one you either use a 1st rounder or lose the player.  You can't count on a trade up or trade down.  It's not the same mentality as drafting in the top 10. 

 

10 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

I was always talking about fellow posters since that's the reference point when I'm talking on this board. Who else would I be referring to when I used to words similar comments to your POST. It is always with OTHER POSTERS OPINIONS, unless one specifically cites a member of the media or team.  I'm not expecting Beane or McDermott to join in and be part of our discussion.   

Our back and forth was based on this post by @Rochesterfan. 
 

his post was based on league wide world belief that you shouldn’t draft RBs in round one.  I wasn’t discussing random posts on this website…..but the belief that running backs in round one are a no no when building a team.  

[Albany,n.y.]

1 minute ago, NewEra said:

 

 

Our back and forth was based on this post by @Rochesterfan. 
 

his post was based on league wide world belief that you shouldn’t draft RBs in round one.  I wasn’t discussing random posts on this website…..but the belief that running backs in round one are a no no when building a team.  

Since he's the one who posted it I took it as his belief & responded to his post, not taking it as he was relaying some league wide belief.  Most people here are posting their own opinions, not stating the beliefs of others.  That's what I'm expecting when I read a post.  

[NewEra]

3 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

Since he's the one who posted it I took it as his belief & responded to his post, not taking it as he was relaying some league wide belief.  Most people here are posting their own opinions, not stating the beliefs of others.  That's what I'm expecting when I read a post.  

it’s his belief as well as a well known belief among almost anyone that knows about the nfl draft and positional value.  I’m sure you know this.  
 

99% of this thread is conversation about rb value or lack thereof 

Edited April 19, 2022 by NewEra

[StHustle]

If he is their true BPA when the pick is made then I’m on board

[SoTier]

 

4 hours ago, Yantha said:

You know, this draft is deep at WR and I'd rather see who's available as a potential long term player for the Bills with 4th round WR options.  Interesting idea though.

I think that the FO thinks more about whether a player will help the team win superbowls moreso than thinking about 5th year options.  If a bon afide PLAYMAKER can be added, I think they just go get 'em.

 

I agree with this view of Beane.   I was very skeptical about him early on but he's proven that he's not only all about building a winning team but really good at it, so I'm good with whomever he takes in the first round although my personal preference would be IOLers Zion Johnson or Tyler Linderbaum if they're available.

 

As for the fifth year option argument,  I think it's overblown.  With first round draft picks expected to start contributing as rookies, teams generally know what they have in a player well before they have to make a decision on a fifth year option.  

 

Edited April 19, 2022 by SoTier

[Albany,n.y.]

1 minute ago, NewEra said:

it’s his belief as well as a well known belief among almost anyone that knows about the nfl draft and positional value.  I’m sure you know this

If it's such a well known belief, there are a lot of GMs who didn't get notified.  In the last 10 drafts 16 RBs have been selected in the 1st round, 4 in the top 4 of the entire draft.  In the 20s, where the Bills are drafting,  4 have been drafted in the last 4 drafts.  So I guess it's almost anyone but the NFL GMs.  Here's the list:

2021- Harris (24), Etienne (25)

2020- Edwards-Helaire (32)

2019- Jacobs (24)

2018- Barkley (2), Perry (27), Michel (31)

2017- Fournette (4), McCaffrey (8)

2016- Elliott (4)

2015-Gurley (10), Gordon (15)

2013-Paterson (29)

2012-Richardson (3), Martin (31), Wilson (32) 

[Yantha]

5 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

If it's such a well known belief, there are a lot of GMs who didn't get notified.  In the last 10 drafts 16 RBs have been selected in the 1st round, 4 in the top 4 of the entire draft.  In the 20s, where the Bills are drafting,  4 have been drafted in the last 4 drafts.  So I guess it's almost anyone but the NFL GMs.  Here's the list:

2021- Harris (24), Etienne (25)

2020- Edwards-Helaire (32)

2019- Jacobs (24)

2018- Barkley (2), Perry (27), Michel (31)

2017- Fournette (4), McCaffrey (8)

2016- Elliott (4)

2015-Gurley (10), Gordon (15)

2013-Paterson (29)

2012-Richardson (3), Martin (31), Wilson (32) 

Hmmm..  Seems to be in line with the number of Quarterbacks taken in the first round over the years.  And Safeties.  And Guards?

 

 

Edited April 19, 2022 by Yantha

[NewEra]

8 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

If it's such a well known belief, there are a lot of GMs who didn't get notified.  In the last 10 drafts 16 RBs have been selected in the 1st round, 4 in the top 4 of the entire draft.  In the 20s, where the Bills are drafting,  4 have been drafted in the last 4 drafts.  So I guess it's almost anyone but the NFL GMs.  Here's the list:

2021- Harris (24), Etienne (25)

2020- Edwards-Helaire (32)

2019- Jacobs (24)

2018- Barkley (2), Perry (27), Michel (31)

2017- Fournette (4), McCaffrey (8)

2016- Elliott (4)

2015-Gurley (10), Gordon (15)

2013-Paterson (29)

2012-Richardson (3), Martin (31), Wilson (32) 

Oh…ok.  It’s NOT a well known belief……my bad.  I must be loving under a rock or something 

 

I should have left this conversation when I did earlier.  ✌️ 
 

 

[Solomon Grundy]

2 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:

 

Exactly - they wasted a pick on RB and have gotten better production from UDFAs since drafting CEH.

 

No one is scared of KC running the ball, but Mahomes and that passing attack was deadly.

 

 

I was referring to running with Buffalo Breece to keep away from Mahomes 

[newcam2012]

3 hours ago, ScottLaw said:

Last season the Browns literally signed a guy off the street 4 days before their game and he ran for 100 plus… people clamoring for a 1st/2nd round RB to fix the running game are clueless. 

I don't want to sling mud at anyone. People here know I've been plenty wrong on my takes. For example, earlier last year I thought Allen was regressing and questioned his eliteness. Boy was I ever wrong!!! Clueless for sure...

 

It's easy to get enamored with an offensive weapon like a RB. So I get where people are coming from. However, the running back position has changed over time. Sure, there are exceptions but clearly Hall isn't one of them. With that said, the general rule of thumb seems to be wait on getting a quality RB. The position really doesn't warrant a first round pick especially in this draft. 

 

In essence, you are correct about the "clueless" statement. I just don't like the terminology. 

Edited April 19, 2022 by newcam2012

[Putin]

So no RB in the 1st round or ? 🤣

[whorlnut]

38 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:

I don't want to sling mud at anyone. People here know I've been plenty wrong on my takes. For example, earlier last year I thought Allen was regressing and questioned his eliteness. Boy was I ever wrong!!! Clueless for sure...

 

It's easy to get enamored with an offensive weapon like a RB. So I get where people are coming from. However, the running back position has changed over time. Sure, there are exceptions but clearly Hall isn't one of them. With that said, the general rule of thumb seems to be wait on getting a quality RB. The position really doesn't warrant a first round pick especially in this draft. 

 

In essence, you are correct about the "clueless" statement. I just don't like the terminology. 

Clearly?  Ok…

[Buffalo716]

2 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:

If it's such a well known belief, there are a lot of GMs who didn't get notified.  In the last 10 drafts 16 RBs have been selected in the 1st round, 4 in the top 4 of the entire draft.  In the 20s, where the Bills are drafting,  4 have been drafted in the last 4 drafts.  So I guess it's almost anyone but the NFL GMs.  Here's the list:

2021- Harris (24), Etienne (25)

2020- Edwards-Helaire (32)

2019- Jacobs (24)

2018- Barkley (2), Perry (27), Michel (31)

2017- Fournette (4), McCaffrey (8)

2016- Elliott (4)

2015-Gurley (10), Gordon (15)

2013-Paterson (29)

2012-Richardson (3), Martin (31), Wilson (32) 

The problem with that list is most didn't give their teams consistent production 

 

RBs are pushed down the board because the talent pool is so deep , and the position has a short shelf life  

 

There are literally 50 or 60 backs in the NFL who have the talent to get you a thousand yards with enough carries.. problem is.. there's not a lot of backs that have three or four of those seasons in them 

 

You need to manage them correctly... 

 

So you are expecting a lot out of a first round RB... The expectations are very high and most don't come close 

 

Lots of bell cows and feature backs go in the 2nd round because the value is better

 

 

 

 

[buffalo2218]

As I have already pointed out, I'm not very draft inclined compared to a lot of you guys. I've seen arguments for everyone's pick. At the end of the day, I'll put my trust in Beane. If we trade up for a corner, I'll be good with that. I'm not very on board with taking a WR given the emergence of Davis and the resigning of Diggs. I also believe McKenzie will fill Beasley's role better than a lot of people think. The man's proven himself, so much so that he's become a Patriot killer. But if we do take a corner at 25, I just hope it won't be taking one for the sake of taking one.

 

If Breece Hall is the pick, I won't hate it. I'm not on that RBs are a dime a dozen train. Call it what you want, RBs are capable of contributing to wins. Hall could very well fit right in, not just because of his talent, but how much better he could be in a Josh Allen run offense. Not calling it Dorsey's offense because I believe Allen has enough of his signature on it to call it his. I could understand taking a guard as well. All that being said, I'll trust Beane regardless

[NewEra]

2 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:

If it's such a well known belief, there are a lot of GMs who didn't get notified.  In the last 10 drafts 16 RBs have been selected in the 1st round, 4 in the top 4 of the entire draft.  In the 20s, where the Bills are drafting,  4 have been drafted in the last 4 drafts.  So I guess it's almost anyone but the NFL GMs.  Here's the list:

2021- Harris (24), Etienne (25)

2020- Edwards-Helaire (32)

2019- Jacobs (24)

2018- Barkley (2), Perry (27), Michel (31)

2017- Fournette (4), McCaffrey (8)

2016- Elliott (4)

2015-Gurley (10), Gordon (15)

2013-Paterson (29)

2012-Richardson (3), Martin (31), Wilson (32) 

 

1 hour ago, newcam2012 said:

I don't want to sling mud at anyone. People here know I've been plenty wrong on my takes. For example, earlier last year I thought Allen was regressing and questioned his eliteness. Boy was I ever wrong!!! Clueless for sure...

 

It's easy to get enamored with an offensive weapon like a RB. So I get where people are coming from. However, the running back position has changed over time. Sure, there are exceptions but clearly Hall isn't one of them. With that said, the general rule of thumb seems to be wait on getting a quality RB. The position really doesn't warrant a first round pick especially in this draft. 

 

In essence, you are correct about the "clueless" statement. I just don't like the terminology. 

Where would you ever hear such a thing?  Apparently you haven’t read the quote above yours.  It clearly debunks any rule of thumbs that you created in your imagination while you were hanging out with me under the rock. 

[Virgil]

The more I watch tape, the more I would hope they go after Walker in the 2nd, if they go RB at all. 

[Buffalo716]

12 minutes ago, buffalo2218 said:

As I have already pointed out, I'm not very draft inclined compared to a lot of you guys. I've seen arguments for everyone's pick. At the end of the day, I'll put my trust in Beane. If we trade up for a corner, I'll be good with that. I'm not very on board with taking a WR given the emergence of Davis and the resigning of Diggs. I also believe McKenzie will fill Beasley's role better than a lot of people think. The man's proven himself, so much so that he's become a Patriot killer. But if we do take a corner at 25, I just hope it won't be taking one for the sake of taking one.

 

If Breece Hall is the pick, I won't hate it. I'm not on that RBs are a dime a dozen train. Call it what you want, RBs are capable of contributing to wins. Hall could very well fit right in, not just because of his talent, but how much better he could be in a Josh Allen run offense. Not calling it Dorsey's offense because I believe Allen has enough of his signature on it to call it his. I could understand taking a guard as well. All that being said, I'll trust Beane regardless

RBs are called a dome a dozen because D1 RBs are so talented you can get one in any round and he can produce ... Whether its 1 year or 5 ... 

 

You can find a talented RB in the 5th round... It's Hard to find a talented quarterback or left tackle in the 5th

[JaCrispy]

9 minutes ago, Virgil said:

The more I watch tape, the more I would hope they go after Walker in the 2nd, if they go RB at all. 

While I agree, Walker is a great runner, I wonder if the Bills would go for a guy who isn’t known for his receiving...

Edited April 20, 2022 by JaCrispy

[Virgil]

1 minute ago, JaCrispy said:

While I agree, Walker is a great runner, I wonder if the Bills would go for a guy who isn’t known for his receiving...

 

I saw him make some solid catches, but I agree with you.  I'm thinking replacement for Motor after this season.  He makes quick cuts, possibly faster than Motor, and is a tank. 

 

I'm fine running with just Motor this year honestly, but if we were to go RB early, this would be my guy

[JaCrispy]

9 minutes ago, Virgil said:

 

I saw him make some solid catches, but I agree with you.  I'm thinking replacement for Motor after this season.  He makes quick cuts, possibly faster than Motor, and is a tank. 

 

I'm fine running with just Motor this year honestly, but if we were to go RB early, this would be my guy

You wouldn’t hear me complaining...👍

[YoloinOhio]

I don’t mind trying to upgrade the RB room but reaching for an RB in the 1st round seems like total overkill 

[BrainwashedBillsFan]

5 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:

 

Nope - that is about o-line.  Singletary currently averages just short 4.8 YPC for his career.  Other recent 1st round picks like Najee Harris and CEH are both well below that average. 
 

Nothing that I have seen from Walker or Hall suggests they will be better.  Jonathan Taylor and Derrick Henry are excellent, but both benefit from superior run blocking o-lines - as shown when Henry missed time and the running game handled by low level back-ups was just as good.

 

You want to control the clock and burn time - then you want o-line in the first not RB.  That helps you more on many levels in my opinion.

 

 

4.8 YPC but how many carries? The stats don’t tell the whole story especially in this story. Your telling me that Walker and Hall aren’t better than Singletary lol, that’s comical. So essentially it wouldn’t matter if we had a Jonathan Taylor in our backfield either right? Cause all that matters is our Oline 🙄

[Just Joshin']

14 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

I don’t mind trying to upgrade the RB room but reaching for an RB in the 1st round seems like total overkill 

This is how good teams become bad teams.

[Buffalo716]

14 minutes ago, Virgil said:

 

I saw him make some solid catches, but I agree with you.  I'm thinking replacement for Motor after this season.  He makes quick cuts, possibly faster than Motor, and is a tank. 

 

I'm fine running with just Motor this year honestly, but if we were to go RB early, this would be my guy

 

4 minutes ago, JaCrispy said:

You wouldn’t hear me complaining...👍

I Think Kenneth Walker runs a bit like shady 

 

He's a compact runner with really good quickness and speed 

 

He can hit the cut back and has the speed to bounce it outside 

 

I think he's a little bit more one cut than shady , but he has that creative can make something out of nothing style  

 

Impressive ability to change directions and even finish with some power 

 

He would be a great second round pick

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[NewEra]

1 minute ago, Buffalo716 said:

 

I Think Kenneth Walker runs a bit like shady 

 

He's a compact runner with really good quickness and speed 

 

He can hit the cut back and has the speed to bounce it outside 

 

I think he's a little bit more one cut than shady , but he has that creative can make something out of nothing style  

 

Impressive ability to change directions and even finish with some power 

 

He would be a great second round pick

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With the biggest difference being physicality.  Mccoy rarely ever lowered the shoulder and tried to deliver the blow.  Walker brings it…..which could eventually be a detriment to him.

[Buffalo716]

3 minutes ago, NewEra said:

With the biggest difference being physicality.  Mccoy rarely ever lowered the shoulder and tried to deliver the blow.  Walker brings it…..which could eventually be a detriment to him.

Shady actually didn't shy away from contact at pitt 

 

He had an impressive contact balance and ability to run through arm tackles

 

I do think Walker has more physicality and squares up on a better angle... While he might not have the lateral quickness of shady, I do think he brings more thunder at the point of contact like you said

Edited April 20, 2022 by Buffalo716

[Motor26]

I’ll join the Walker over Hall fan club. Dude is an absolute unit out there.