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Yeah Verse is a Belichick/Parcells type edge. They love them the physical types who can stuff that run plus rush a bit and maybe even move inside on pass downs for the right matchup. I think he's a nice duo with Young.This might be equal to all the words I’ve ever heard Bill speak. I wasn’t even sure it was him, he wasn’t using his usual sleepy monotone. I guess he really does have a personality.
"Don't you be talkin bout my Gatormother!"You got Nole and Gator blood in your bank?????? Damn son. That's pert near a mental condition.
It's possible there are no super elite edge defenders in this class. Here is a chart from PFF showing numbers for some edge defenders from this class versus top NFL edge defenders. Note that several are below 7.0.I don't believe that is correct. The 7.31 is correct but that's a good number for an Edge.
Checked the Combine's 3-cone results by position; and no Edge had a sub-7.0 time.
Below is a cut-and-paste from what I found:
Notable 3-cone times (Edge)
- Marshawn Kneeland (Western Michigan): 7.02
- Nelson Ceaser (Houston): 7.30
- Jared Verse (Florida State): 7.31
- Brandon Dorlus (Oregon): 7.43
- Eric Watts (UConn): 7.59
His hometown is ... where he went to HSJack Youngblood lives about 40 miles up the road from Tallahassee.
Lol I'm watching vids instead of sleeping and my alarm goes off at 4 am.No way I'm gonna get any sleep tonight. We just drafted an Edge woooo!
I think there was one edge in this class who was in that upper range group and he had medical questions. And also went to the Colts of course.It's possible there are no super elite edge defenders in this class. Here is a chart from PFF showing numbers for some edge defenders from this class versus top NFL edge defenders. Note that several are below 7.0.
Sorry for the interviewers. Must watch to see why he fits in with the Rams.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVt3BXKwT4k
Two Verse clips, show him chop step to get LT off balance.
also, Verse has the best base I think, his build is thick -- big thighs and legs
and he's very twitchy ... to me, more so than Latu. More sudden in his movements.
Given the choice between Verse and Latu I prefer Verse... didn't think he'd be around
View: https://x.com/53_jim70721/status/1783731062658449495
View: https://x.com/53_jim70721/status/1783730366475374848
Thank COVID for thatHis power is amazing. In the chart I posted above his bench press is 2nd highest.
Yeah he's excellent. Didn't think he'd go round 1 but he's a fine all around receiver. I would have rather seen a few different guys go to them, like Corley who I was certain they'd take. Oh well.Interesting that he singled out Ricky Pearsall as the biggest problem they faced. Kinda makes me a little nervous about the 9ers pick.
Yep, totally agree. Latu's hand usage is next level. If Verse works on his technique, I think he can get there. He may have slightly less bend than Latu but I think he may be a better overall athlete.I think there was one edge in this class who was in that upper range group and he had medical questions. And also went to the Colts of course.
Verse is a tier down from those top guys. But I don't think he's capped out or anything. McVay mentioned he has an array of moves or whatever but I don't really see that on his vids. So maybe I missed them. To me though I'd say he has a fair chance to get better in his technique and hand usage which will benefit his power. Power plays in this league for sure but you can't just bullrush dudes. They're consistently better across the board, he'll get stoned hard game to game.
Latu would have been a day one threat. Verse probably is a guy who builds as he goes. And I'll take that.