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Rost: Superlatives for the Seahawks’ 8-player 2020 NFL Draft class
Jordyn Brooks – whom ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. called “a tackling machine” upon his selection – racked up 20 tackles for loss in 2019 in addition to three sacks.
Ex-scout and current executive director of the Senior Bowl Jim Nagy compared Brooks to fellow Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner.
At the facility I was training at, we would go like three times a day, six days a week,”Alton Robinson said. “When I got work with Cliff it was one or two days out of the week, and it was very position specific, to like body mechanics and things like that,
Darrell Taylor was actually a day one consideration for the Seahawks, but the team went with Brooks instead at No. 27 overall.
It’s his versatility that intrigues Seattle. DeeJay Dallas played quarterback, receiver, running back, defensive back and return specialist in high school, and he had experience at receiver while at Miami.
The draw toward Stephen Sullivan had been in the works for awhile thanks to a conversation between Carroll and LSU head coach Ed Orgeron, who was assistant head coach and recruiting coordinator under Carroll at USC. Orgeron promise Carroll that Sullivan would become one of his favorite guys.
https://sports.mynorthwest.com/839603/r ... nfl-draft/
Rost: Superlatives for the Seahawks’ 8-player 2020 NFL Draft class
Jordyn Brooks – whom ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. called “a tackling machine” upon his selection – racked up 20 tackles for loss in 2019 in addition to three sacks.
Ex-scout and current executive director of the Senior Bowl Jim Nagy compared Brooks to fellow Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner.
At the facility I was training at, we would go like three times a day, six days a week,”Alton Robinson said. “When I got work with Cliff it was one or two days out of the week, and it was very position specific, to like body mechanics and things like that,
Darrell Taylor was actually a day one consideration for the Seahawks, but the team went with Brooks instead at No. 27 overall.
It’s his versatility that intrigues Seattle. DeeJay Dallas played quarterback, receiver, running back, defensive back and return specialist in high school, and he had experience at receiver while at Miami.
The draw toward Stephen Sullivan had been in the works for awhile thanks to a conversation between Carroll and LSU head coach Ed Orgeron, who was assistant head coach and recruiting coordinator under Carroll at USC. Orgeron promise Carroll that Sullivan would become one of his favorite guys.
https://sports.mynorthwest.com/839603/r ... nfl-draft/
