Scooby Wright is the Hidden Gem for the Browns
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This whole draft class is impressive... and Scooby lasted until the 7th round...
I can't wait til he proves himself as a player... it won't take long.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2642596-every-nfl-teams-hidden-gem-in-the-2016-draft/page/9
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I have good feelings about most of the guys we drafted, with the exception of the DBs, and the Princeton guy (mainly because we could have gotten someone else and picked him up later). Scooby was a favourite on here before we drafted him, got to be the most popular 7th round pick in a long, long time.
Kinda reminds me of Pierre Desir - hope he has a breakout year.
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VesnaKociper said:
Are you out of your mind? This guy moves like a fat ass soul singer. Jerky, small steps and he is weak......extremely weak. He lasted until 7 because he blows. This guy will get run over and annihilated.
Ghoulie, field strength was supposed to be one of his main talents. That was the scouting report on him. Maybe not that fast inastraight line but very quick intje box, and very strong upper body....thats a direct quote. Arizona sometimes used him out on the edge and had him bullrush the tackle. He's not weak
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http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2016&workout=BENCH_PRESS&position=LB
God dammit, so weak. Only 5th among linebackers. Weak as shit. Fucking weakling.
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He needs work though, if he is a starter this year its more about how bad out lb corp is.
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Sure. I'm not saying he's instant all-pro like Joe Thomas. But he has good instincts and, hopefully, enough athleticism to allow them to show.
We'll probably be rolling with Kirksey and Davis starting at ILB, with Scooby backing up Davis. Davis is hardly stellar though, so who knows what the snap split will look like by game 16.
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http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2016&workout=BENCH_PRESS&position=LB
God dammit, so weak. Only 5th among linebackers. Weak as shit. Fucking weakling.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2016&workout=BENCH_PRESS&position=LB
God dammit, so weak. Only 5th among linebackers. Weak as shit. Fucking weakling.
Among ilb'ers only one guy had more reps at 27 vs his 22
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Anybody that looks at his tape, weak is not a word that comes to mind
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VesnaKociper said:
Are you out of your mind? This guy moves like a fat ass soul singer. Jerky, small steps and he is weak......extremely weak. He lasted until 7 because he blows. This guy will get run over and annihilated.
Ray Lewis was 6'1", 240.
Scoobie is 6', 239, 6'1", 247 per Wikipedia
. I believe he will tackle just fine. He lasted because he had a knee injury. He was a great pick.
SCOOBIE WRIGHT
- Unanimous All-American (2014)
- Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year (2014)
- First-team All-Pac-12 (2014)
- Bronko Nagurski Trophy (2014)
- Rotary Lombardi Award (2014)
- Chuck Bednarik Award (2014)
- Jack Lambert Award (2014)
Ray Lewis
freshman All-American team.soph first-team All-American and All-Big East honorsjunior All-American[10] and All-Big East teams, and finished as runner-up for the Butkus Award,Lewis led the Big East in tackles his last two seasons and accumulated the fifth most in Miami history despite playing only three seasons.No, I'm not saying he will be a ray lewis in the pros... I'm saying denigrating him is bs. -
This is cool...
He started 12 of 13 games, recording 83 tackles and an interception and garnering Honorable Mention All Pac-12 honors.He compiled 81 tackles, two sacks, two tackles for loss, and four pass deflections en route to being named to the freshman All-American team.Which one is Scooby Wright, which one is Ray Lewis, in their freshman year in college? -
http://www.arizonawildcats.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209222955
2013: Played in all 13 games and started 12 at sam linebacker … Named Freshman All-America by 247sports.com and second-team Freshman All-America by Athlon Sports … Earned All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention honors … Collected 83 tackles to rank No. 3 among the Wildcats and No. 2 among Pac-12 freshmen … 9.5 tackles for a loss of 29 yards … Totaled 11 tackles for a then-career high in the victory at California … In arguably the most exciting play of the season, Wright grabbed a Marcus Mariota intercepted pass off the hands of fellow WildDawg Shaq Richardson as he dove out of bounds to keep the ball in play … UA went on to defeat No. 5 Oregon, 42-16.
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2015: Played and started in only three games due to injuries … Recorded one tackle before being injured in first half of season opener against UTSA … Returned for Pac-12 opener to record seven tackles against UCLA … Missed remainder of season until returning for bowl game … Earned Gildan New Mexico Bowl Defensive MVP honors for game-high 15 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks … Listed to nearly every preseason All-America team in addition to watch lists for the Bednarik, Nagurski, Butkus, Lombardi and Walter Camp Player of the Year awards.
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Well, cal's convinced. And we all know, there's no changing his mind once that happens
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http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2016&workout=BENCH_PRESS&position=LB
God dammit, so weak. Only 5th among linebackers. Weak as shit. Fucking weakling.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2016&workout=BENCH_PRESS&position=LB
God dammit, so weak. Only 5th among linebackers. Weak as shit. Fucking weakling.
Never let the facts get in the way of a troll who verbalizes like he's a 12yr old bullying his smallest classmate.
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He had the #1 20-yard shuttle time among all LB in the draft.
That directly measures his short-area quickness -- eg, recognize and fill the correct gap.
He wouldn't win a 100-yard dash, but the job you need an ILB to do -- move between the tackles -- he does quite well.
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He had the #1 20-yard shuttle time among all LB in the draft.
That directly measures his short-area quickness -- eg, recognize and fill the correct gap.
He wouldn't win a 100-yard dash, but the job you need an ILB to do -- move between the tackles -- he does quite well.
He had the #1 20-yard shuttle time among all LB in the draft.
That directly measures his short-area quickness -- eg, recognize and fill the correct gap.
He wouldn't win a 100-yard dash, but the job you need an ILB to do -- move between the tackles -- he does quite well.
This is what u see in his tape. Pads and arms down ready to shed, moving extremely quickly to the ball. The guys gap fill was off the charts in college. If he can read half that good at this level he'll already be better thsn all our ilb'ers last year. What have some of here been raging on about our ilb'ers for years now? They're never in the right gap
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There is NO reason he cannot be the NEXT Ray Lewis.
Ray Lewis said it himself, it's all about effort. And effort is between you and you. Leave it all out there on the field Wright. You can be as good as you want to be.
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There is NO reason he cannot be the NEXT Ray Lewis.
Ray Lewis said it himself, it's all about effort. And effort is between you and you. Leave it all out there on the field Wright. You can be as good as you want to be.
There is NO reason he cannot be the NEXT Ray Lewis.
Ray Lewis said it himself, it's all about effort. And effort is between you and you. Leave it all out there on the field Wright. You can be as good as you want to be.
I like Scooby too & it's largely due to what PG states above. This kid personifies effort, instincts, & intensity.
We'll just have to wait & see, won't we?
Mike
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