12-17-2013, 05:09 PM
No, IBS's first steps' problem looks even worse on his football film. His first four or five steps are just not running back-quick; they may not even be tight end-quick.
No one that he raced could match him for holding his top end. It's a form of strength but not one of explosiveness, which is what you want most, and I'm not sure how the strength might translate into a football asset. I'd love to hear what the coaches think, of course, and Sanford will tell us in less than two months.
No one that he raced could match him for holding his top end. It's a form of strength but not one of explosiveness, which is what you want most, and I'm not sure how the strength might translate into a football asset. I'd love to hear what the coaches think, of course, and Sanford will tell us in less than two months.