'19 TN CB Woodi Washington

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engineerVOL said:
This guy's highlight reel is interception after interception after interception. BB does he tackle well? Physical? CB all the way? We'll see how he grows.
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btw - the 3rd/4th pick was against Trey Knox (Blackman). 45 second mark and 1:00 mark.
 
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MadWorld said:
Just from my perspective, he is one of the best FOOTBALL players I have watched play in quite a while. He is better this past year as a junior, than Jacoby Stevens was during his senior season.

My oldest daughter went to Brentwood Acedemy and was a football manager a few years back when some dudes named Ramsey and Barnett played there. Woodi looks to be on the same high school level as these guys (very dominant in good football leagues).
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I agree. Woodi Washington has the potential to be better than Cam Sutton. And if you know how highly I think of Cam Sutton, that's saying a lot.

Easily the #1 player instate for the class of 2019.
 
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engineerVOL said:
This guy's highlight reel is interception after interception after interception. BB does he tackle well? Physical? CB all the way? We'll see how he grows.
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He's a combination of TJ Carter and Jalen Ramsey mixed together with the want to that drives him to cm up and hit like Jacoby Stevens. This kid trains like he's waiting on his 1st offer from Austin Peay or Carson Newman. Most Cbs love to play big Wrs this kid simply doesn't care either way. I have been impressed with him since day 1 when he first came to NPA
 
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Go Fight Win said:
you think this staff going to get in with a bunch of TX recruits? Looking like we are going more national while also locking down the big names in state and in the backyard states
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I think with the REAL elite recruiters they'll go anywhere there's true talent. You can't restrict recruiting to any one area in particular but have to be like CPF or ADPF and be able to recruit coast to coast. I was just having a conversation with Jarrod Parrish a former S and we were discussing guys in his class and before him. They had LB from Cali, S from Cali, LB from Va, An and Rb from NC, DL from SC, Wr FROM Tx, and so on. I said man we haven't even mentioned Ga and Fla he said yeah there were about 6 guys from those including himself from Ga. We have to get back to that variety and securing the REAL home state talent.
 
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MadWorld said:
Just from my perspective, he is one of the best FOOTBALL players I have watched play in quite a while. He is better this past year as a junior, than Jacoby Stevens was during his senior season.

My oldest daughter went to Brentwood Acedemy and was a football manager a few years back when some dudes named Ramsey and Barnett played there. Woodi looks to be on the same high school level as these guys (very dominant in good football leagues).
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Not sure how you can compare a S/LB guy to a true shut down CB. Jacoby was a special kid as a S(free or strong) totally different position and responsibility than Woodi locking down one side of the field.
 
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de1conley said:
He's a combination of TJ Carter and Jalen Ramsey mixed together with the want to that drives him to cm up and hit like Jacoby Stevens. This kid trains like he's waiting on his 1st offer from Austin Peay or Carson Newman. Most Cbs love to play big Wrs this kid simply doesn't care either way. I have been impressed with him since day 1 when he first came to NPA
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TJ Carter is a straight up beast. That is one I truly wish we had gotten.

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de1conley said:
I think with the REAL elite recruiters they'll go anywhere there's true talent. You can't restrict recruiting to any one area in particular but have to be like CPF or ADPF and be able to recruit coast to coast. I was just having a conversation with Jarrod Parrish a former S and we were discussing guys in his class and before him. They had LB from Cali, S from Cali, LB from Va, An and Rb from NC, DL from SC, Wr FROM Tx, and so on. I said man we haven't even mentioned Ga and Fla he said yeah there were about 6 guys from those including himself from Ga. We have to get back to that variety and securing the REAL home state talent.
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yep. Thanks for the insight. I believe with these guys we are gunna have some dogs on the trail working the blue chip states. Keep doing your thing for the kids my dude. :hi:
 
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de1conley said:
Not sure how you can compare a S/LB guy to a true shut down CB. Jacoby was a special kid as a S(free or strong) totally different position and responsibility than Woodi locking down one side of the field.
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Was just comparing talent vs talent, Obi Wan. I'm just a softball dad watching football, but I can tell the good ones when I see them.
 
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MadWorld said:
Just from my perspective, he is one of the best FOOTBALL players I have watched play in quite a while. He is better this past year as a junior, than Jacoby Stevens was during his senior season.

My oldest daughter went to Brentwood Acedemy and was a football manager a few years back when some dudes named Ramsey and Barnett played there. Woodi looks to be on the same high school level as these guys (very dominant in good football leagues).
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I agree he was more dominant. Has more of an edge to him than Jacoby.
 
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de1conley said:
He's a combination of TJ Carter and Jalen Ramsey mixed together with the want to that drives him to cm up and hit like Jacoby Stevens. This kid trains like he's waiting on his 1st offer from Austin Peay or Carson Newman. Most Cbs love to play big Wrs this kid simply doesn't care either way. I have been impressed with him since day 1 when he first came to NPA
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He’s Woodi, that’s a lot to put on a kid’s plate. Top 5 NFL CB and a top 5 college CB. He’s good prospect with good potential. Going to be a good player but those two are a bit too much this early....
 
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The Breakerboy said:
He’s Woodi, that’s a lot to put on a kid’s plate. Top 5 NFL CB and a top 5 college CB. He’s good prospect with good potential. Going to be a good player but those two are a bit too much this early....
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Probably the kid’s ceiling but what a ceiling. These type of prospects need to be in your class for sure if you are going to become what we want UT to become.
 
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JacketVol said:
Probably the kid’s ceiling but what a ceiling. These type of prospects need to be in your class for sure if you are going to become what we want UT to become.
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I don’t know, he’s not done growing yet so he may end up taller than both. Very good player though and listens well. Excited about him personally.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
So is this guy the next Sutton or Julio Jones?
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He's the next Sutton in terms of becoming a shut down corner at the next level.

He's the next Julio Jones in the sense that he's coach Pruitt's first superstar signee like Julio was Saban's first superstar signee.

It all comes down to perspective.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
He's the next Sutton in terms of becoming a shut down corner at the next level.

He's the next Julio Jones in the sense that he's coach Pruitt's first superstar signee like Julio was Saban's first superstar signee.

It all comes down to perspective.
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Pruitt's first superstar signee(s) are coming in about 1 month.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
College superstars? Sure.

But I don't see any NFL superstars from the names I've heard we're in on so far.
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The Breakerboy said:
I agree he was more dominant. Has more of an edge to him than Jacoby.
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Hey BB... I am a secondary coach for a high school and my DC for the school is wanting to overhaul his defense this offseason and he wants to grow his knowledge on different secondary techniques... Is there a fee for coming to Nashville to watch you guys train and coach different techniques... And if you guys do not do that... Do you know of any places that do that we could contact?
 
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