Official 2020 Draft Thread - Day 3 - NO SPOILERS!!!
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Guys, this was fun as always. Thanks for hanging with me. Packers on the clock with their last selection. I've got to run right after, but will check in later, finish the contest scoring and such.
Go Pack Go!
Go Pack Go!
RIP JustJeff
More than anything, though, Scott feels he has shown versatility playing four years under coach Gary Patterson.
He played weak safety mostly at TCU, but also has experience playing cornerback and other safety spots. Additionally, Scott has played special teams on the coverage units.
“My film shows I’m very versatile,” Scott said. “I feel I can do a lot of things.”
At the end of the day, he feels his coverage skills stand out the most, describing them as “top-notch.”
“We played a lot of man coverage and I feel I’m one of the best cover safeties in college football,” Scott said. “Playing weak safety at TCU is one of the hardest and most challenging positions. You have to make a lot of calls and you have to be a good athlete. We go down in the box in certain coverages. It’s challenging, but also very rewarding because you can make a lot of plays.”
You have to be a good man player in Coach P’s defense,” Scott said. “And you learn a bunch of football with Coach P. The 4-2-5 defense is very complex and we have to communicate a lot. The safeties are the quarterbacks of the defense.”
Scott is currently 6-foot-2, 209 pounds and is getting interest from NFL teams. He had a top 30 visit with the Green Bay Packers scheduled before the pandemic canceled that trip.
Well, it happened. We took an EDGE before a WR.
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Well that is our 2020 draft, will be interesting to see who we get for UDFA. If nothing else it gives us a lot to discuss while in quarantine.
We should be able to get any UDFA WR we want. Well, us and the Pats who didn't draft any either.
RIP JustJeff
