BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Kinda like his vids at MLB. In one of the highlights he trucks an OG and then buries the ball carrier. That guard was sitting on his azz wondering how he was gonna get the license plate imprint out of his chest.
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'17 FL OLB Carson Wells (Signed to COLORADO)
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Also very young.
8Jah
Well-Known Member
Think that he is from a more 'rural' part of Florida that doesn't get looked at as much. Would love to see him play against some better competition, but you can't teach speed...especially at that size. Also like the brains to make reads and keep track of the run gaps. To me ILB all the way. One of the most exciting recruits this year fosure.
Fits the pattern of what has brought this team up from the ashes and what the best programs do.
Bring in quality athletes with high ceilings, intelligence, and the right attitude. The rest including what position they end up playing will work itself out for the best.
I see ILB as well but the fact that we can see him in a variety of roles means that most importantly he is a football player.
Bring in quality athletes with high ceilings, intelligence, and the right attitude. The rest including what position they end up playing will work itself out for the best.
I see ILB as well but the fact that we can see him in a variety of roles means that most importantly he is a football player.
I second this post.
JOEinDenver
National Championship or Bust
How is this kid still a 2* ???
Seems like a low 3 would be appropriate.
I don't give a hoot what he's ranked. I think the defensive coaches feel they found a gem and are looking forward to developing him. Kid turns 17 on signing day. That's a year younger than anyone else we will sign. Depending on how he fills out, he could line up at any of the 4 LB spots in time. Given he's a 3 sport athlete, he probably hasn't focused like many kids on the S&C aspect (pictures I've seen confirm this). T
Yep. Right now he's pretty much "country strong" from working on the farm. Stack a high level S&C program on top of that and it's gonna be fun to watch. Reminiscent of Brett Keisel's path to the Steelers. Multi-sport guy who grew up on a farm in Wyoming and blossomed late when he dedicated fully to football.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
No way. We arent gonna beef him up to 275. Looks like a guy that will be a good putside backer for us.
bigbuff44
Well-Known Member
Obviously you haven't paid attention to some of our guys in coverage against TE and RB this year. He'll be just fine at LB.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
How are you judging him on this already?
Sometimes those dudes are the strongest you'll play. Idk why that is exactly?
jizzrag85
Well-Known Member
Practical lifting strengthens more muscles than trying to isolate just a specific group. It's the same reason weight lifters use tractor tires and other methods to get so big and strong.
Good tip. Thanx for that.
Punter?
Actually he looks like the kind of kid that some very good programs specialize in.
Find a kid who has size, speed, and plays with attitude. If he keeps on developing finding a place for him to play won't be a problem.
Since we are talking about huge stretches for a kid who has never played a down of college football he reminds me a little bit of Karl Mecklenberg.
Like Meck he is a lot stronger than he looks at first glance. He isn't a sprinter but he get's to the play and he makes the play when he gets there. Reason I bring him up is because in the NFL during his career Meck played all seven front positions in the Broncos defense and played them well. He was a guy who was to slow for some, to small for others but who you had to have on the field.
I don't expect Wells to play all over the defense but he looks like a guy who we will find a place for.
Kinda reminds me of a panhandle guy. They are physical, hated playing those teams. You felt beat the hell up at half-time, once your body cooled down. You knew you were in a game, promise. This young man fits that mold.