The Jets won on Sunday
Authentic Avery Williamson Jersey , which means it is our happy duty to award a game ball.There were plenty of standout performances which would merit game
ball consideration on most weeks, including those of Robby Anderson and Leonard
Williams. I think the pick is pretty easy for this game, though.Isaiah Crowell
set a new Jets franchise record with 219 rushing yards. He needed only 15
carries to get those yards, leaving him with a ridiculous 14.6 yard average per
carry. He became just the fourth player in NFL history to exceed 200 yards in a
single game with 15 or fewer carries.The Jets have been quite open that they
believe the key to success on offense is through running the football. They
don’t want to put too much on the plate of their rookie quarterback, which
requires rushing the football effectively.Things went according to plan this
week, mainly because of Crowell. He gets my game ball as a result.Who gets
yours?Scouting The 2019 NFL Draft: Week 6 Scouting Guide It’s week 6 and there
are a number of great matchups today. Florida makes its 1st appearance on this
list, but I am sure it won’t be their last. They are loaded with talent,
especially at edge. I will be prioritizing games with prospects that fit our
primary needs. Those are as follows: Edge, T, WR, RB, G, ILB, TE and CB. I added
WR, and ILB to the needs list. Here are just a few games to check out, and who
you should keep a keen scouting eye on throughout.Texas Vs. Oklahoma (Sat 10/6,
12:00 PM EST, FOX)Edge, Breckyn Hager, Texas (#44) *#60 todayHager has a great
1st step that lets him explode into the backfield. He needs to improve against
the run.T, Bobby Evans, Oklahoma (#71)Evans has a ton of power and has the
meanness that you like in a lineman. Looks to finish and dominate blocks
downfield.WR
Color Rush Trumaine Johnson Jersey , Collin Johnson, Texas (#9)Collin is a very tall receiver that does a great job at the LOS to get a quick release
from the defender. He shows a lot of athletic ability with the ball in the
air.WR, Marquise Brown, Oklahoma (#5)They don’t call him “Hollywood” Brown for
nothing. This kid is a star and a playmaker. He can blow the top off of any
defense.OG, Patrick Vahe, Texas (#77)Patrick is very good at getting to next
level, and has above average mobility and uses frame to eat linebackers. OG, Ben
Powers, Oklahoma (#72)Powers lives up to his name with a nose for power run
blocking. Good build with little bad weight, durable player. Ben is a good
puller and has very good reaction speed.OG, Dru Samia, Oklahoma (#75)Despite not
having great lateral movement, Dru does move pretty smoothly to the second
level. He blocks with a lot of powerCB, Kris Boyd, Texas (#2)Kris is a very
physical corner who is smooth and athletic. He can be very sticky in man
coverage. Boyd needs to add some strength at the next level.Other Notable
prospects: DT, Charles Omenihu, Texas #90 - S, Brandon Jones, Texas #19Florida
State Vs. Miami (Sat 10/6, 7:30 PM EST, ABC)Edge, Joe Jackson
Youth Neal Sterling Jersey , Miami (#99)At the college level, the combo of Joe’s effort and athletic ability have made him a terror for the Hurricanes.
He will need to develop more pass rushing techniques. He has 3 down
prospects.Edge, Brian Burns, Florida State (#99)Burns has a variety of pass rush
moves, footwork, burst and length. Brian’s ceiling as an NFL edge rusher is
through the roof.WR, Ahmmon Richards, Miami (#82)Richards has a great release.
Richards’ foot and handwork work together to beat press coverage and quickly
accelerates.RB, Travis Homer, Miami (#24)I love watching RBs, and one thing I
look at most is elusiveness. Making people miss is so important. Homes has this
ability in spades.RB, Jacques Patrick, Florida State (#9)Patrick is a one cut,
physical downhill runner. Patrick sees the field cleanly and knows how to work
off his blocks.Off-Ball LBer, Shaq Quarterman, Miami (#55)Shaq has some great
production, but there are times he looks like a chicken without a head. He is
also technically unsound when taking on blocksCB, Michael Jackson, Miami
(#28)Jackson moonwalked on the scene in a big way last year in an extended roll.
Michael is more than just a great name. He is a very physical DB, who has that
long bulky frame that teams love these days.CB, Levonta Taylor, Florida State
(#28)Levonta is a little undersized
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with opponents to any part of the field.Other Notable prospects: QB, Deondre
Francois, Florida State #12 - WR, Ahmmon Richards, Miami #82 - DT, Demarcus
Christmas, Florida State #90 - S, Jaquan Johnson, Miami #4 - S, Sheldrick
Redwine, Miami #22 LSU Vs. Florida (Sat 10/6, 3:30 PM EST, CBS)Edge, Jachai
Polite, Florida (#99)Jachai Polite has been the edge rusher on everyone’s mind
early in this 2018-19 season. He shows tremendous athleticism around the edge.
Pair that with his never ending motor and you have a potential monster.Edge,
Jabari Zuniga, FLorida (#92)Zuniga has a way of showing up against inferior
opponents. He will have the chance today to do it against a quality team.T,
Jawaan Taylor, Florida (#65)Taylor has some great size that goes well with his
frame. Jawaan’s hands are heavy in pass protection. He places his punches well,
and can sit down against power. Taylor moves well, but isn’t overly
explosive.T
Youth Nathan Shepherd Jersey , Martez Ivey, Florida (#73)Ivey has all the physical tools you could want in a tackle, but there are too many times he looks
like a chew toy for defenders.WR, Van Jefferson, Florida (#87)Like many sons of
coaches, Jefferson is a very smart and technically sound receiver. His route
running is superb.G, Garrett Brumfield, LSU (#78)Brumfield isn’t the biggest
guy, but he plays with an anger and an edge. He is a smooth mover, and quick. He
would look very good in a zone blocking scheme like ours.CB, Greedy Williams,
LSU (#29)Greedy is one of if not the best defensive backs in this class. He has
a near flawless resume, but does tend to be in chase mode a lot.Other Notable
prospects: DT, Rashard Lawrence, LSU #90 - DT, Breiden Fehoko, LSU (#91)
