Hes not the fastest or most fluid thats for sure. For that id give Simpson the nod. But, what he does have is a great core. Violent hands and great upper body strength that helps him almost effortlessly disengage from blocks to make the tackle. How many times have you seen Barton or even Brooks at times be in great position to make a tackle only to get washed out of the play by a olinemen because they were unable to disengage from the block? Noah's ability to regularly shed blocks as well as his excellent vision for what's happening in the backfield helps him put himself in a great position to make the play.
Interesting. I saw his draft profile and it seemed he would be well suited as ILB in 3-4 scheme. https://thedraftnetwork.com/sr-prospect/noah-sewell-1318ee73-71db-491d-a63e-a507cfcc34ab/
10-20 range
Same here.
I want to like Campbell...I believe he was conference defensive player of the year (dont quote me tho). On tape, he seemed to have difficulty diagnosing plays, and shedding blocks. He seemed to make plays 5-8 yards past the los. I got too many Barton vibes. I had a small sample size, but these were his highlights. Someone who has seen him play regularly may be able to correct me. I like Eichenburg, and especially Drew Sanders Arkansas.
I think he is a player without a position....Too slow for lb, or de
No duck homer wants Sewell in the first round. I wouldn’t touch him until the 3-4th round. He constantly runs himself out of position. Vs UNC, the UO backups played better than the starters had all year. Keith Brown may not be as big, but he looks like a smarter and faster player. I bet UO D takes a big jump up just not having Noah and Flowe running themselves out of position all game.
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The comparison between Sewell and Simpson is pretty close, but I'd take Sewell in the second round over Simpson in the first. Yes, Sewell is sometimes overly aggressive and runs himself out of plays. However, I think aggression is a personality trait that can't be added; I'd rather tame the aggression with NFL coaching than try to coax it out of someone.No duck homer wants Sewell in the first round. I wouldn’t touch him until the 3-4th round. He constantly runs himself out of position. Vs UNC, the UO backups played better than the starters had all year. Keith Brown may not be as big, but he looks like a smarter and faster player. I bet UO D takes a big jump up just not having Noah and Flowe running themselves out of position all game.
Game Film Exposes Noah Sewell
Oregon linebacker Noah Sewell recently declared for the 2023 NFL Draft, but the game film says he got some bad advice.
This is probably too brutal of an eval of him, since he was hurt a lot this year. But I observed his constant overrunning of plays for all 3 years.
Several of the issues mentioned here can be echoed for each of the middle/inside linebackers. I think the standing around part seems to be scheme related as it seems college coaches are worried about their players getting sucked up in play action, so not a lot of them try to shoot gaps immediately. They also seem to play deeper than they should. I questioned whether Henley from Wazzu was a safety with how far back his coaches had him off the line of scrimmage and his smaller build.No duck homer wants Sewell in the first round. I wouldn’t touch him until the 3-4th round. He constantly runs himself out of position. Vs UNC, the UO backups played better than the starters had all year. Keith Brown may not be as big, but he looks like a smarter and faster player. I bet UO D takes a big jump up just not having Noah and Flowe running themselves out of position all game.
Game Film Exposes Noah Sewell
Oregon linebacker Noah Sewell recently declared for the 2023 NFL Draft, but the game film says he got some bad advice.
This is probably too brutal of an eval of him, since he was hurt a lot this year. But I observed his constant overrunning of plays for all 3 years.
Kelly is a former NFL scout and his analysis holds a lot of weight for me. That said, I watched Sewell twice this year (Cougs and Huskies) and he looked solid in both games.No duck homer wants Sewell in the first round. I wouldn’t touch him until the 3-4th round. He constantly runs himself out of position. Vs UNC, the UO backups played better than the starters had all year. Keith Brown may not be as big, but he looks like a smarter and faster player. I bet UO D takes a big jump up just not having Noah and Flowe running themselves out of position all game.
Game Film Exposes Noah Sewell
Oregon linebacker Noah Sewell recently declared for the 2023 NFL Draft, but the game film says he got some bad advice.
This is probably too brutal of an eval of him, since he was hurt a lot this year. But I observed his constant overrunning of plays for all 3 years.
