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[QUOTE="Cuse_Albs, post: 1444225, member: 4230"]
I really like this kid's hands and the fact that he still puts 100% into blocking...you almost never see that combination at the high school level.

That was one of my biggest problems (and there were a lot) with McDonald's offense last year. If you're going to run bubble screens, and swing passes you need to have your best blocking WRs and TEs in the game - Our best blocking WR last year...Alvin Cornelius barely saw the field after a pretty decent 2013 season, blocking and receiving. Instead he would line up Brisly and Broyld (two inefficient blockers), one of which was getting the ball, and expect them to block 2 defensive players with only one of them.

Simple math shows who would win that battle 9 times out of 10.

With Lester's offense this kid seems to be a really good fit for the newly emphasized TE position. A guy that can stay in and block or fake a block and run a route to the rollout side (think Nassib-Provo connection in Hackett's offense). It's not fun to defend as a LB, I can say from experience. Something so simple that if run to perfection works a lot more often than not.

And this is a kid that I think could do this for us.
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