'19 GA S Aaron Beasley (Tennessee signee)

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volfan_28 said:
Grown into a LB or RB sounds like.
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Or the ultimate enforcer strong safety that every WR, he plays against, has their head on a swivel trying to find out where he is lined up. The kinda SS that RBs don't want to be hit by in the 4th quarter, at least that's my hope
 
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The Dog said:
Or the ultimate enforcer strong safety that every WR, he plays against, has their head on a swivel trying to find out where he is lined up. The kinda SS that RBs don't want to be hit by in the 4th quarter, at least that's my hope
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I’m not aware of any safety, college or pro, who is 225 unless they are 6’3” like Kam Chancellor. But maybe Beasley is an athletic freak. Idk I haven’t even watched his highlights
 
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volfan_28 said:
I’m not aware of any safety, college or pro, who is 225 unless they are 6’3” like Kam Chancellor. But maybe Beasley is an athletic freak. Idk I haven’t even watched his highlights
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Probably, wishful thinking by me. I wonder what Atwater's playing weight was in the 80s ? I know, different era, but I still love an intimidating safety.

Edit: looks like Atwater was 6'3 and only 218
 
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Darth_Shiveman said:
I’m no talent scout, but I think this guy could play RB for us.
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you're not the only one. was talked about earlier in the thread. really depends on what he does with his frame.

i think he's definitely destined to play RB or LB. he'll outgrow Safety.
 
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Ttucke11 said:
Taylor Mays was 230+. I’d love an absolute head hunter at safety.
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Also 6’3” though... different build. Again, not saying Beasley won’t be a safety but I’m not a scout so height and weight is the most reliable indicator for me.
 
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Blake25p said:
Taylor Mays was trash, but that’s a debate for a different time.
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He was a 1st team All American 3 years in a row. Trash in the NFL but I could care less about that. FWIW I realize Beasley has a different build, but 225-230 can work if the guy has the skill set.
 
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firedog28 said:
Yall must have missed seeing Jack Tatum.Oakland safety.
Only DB I can remember who killed someone by hitting so hard.The guy who died-Daryl Stingley.Look it up!!!
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Really dude? Stingley didn’t die, he was paralyzed on a freak hit, not because Tatum, who was a ferocious hitter, hit him so hard he broke his neck or spine....look it up.
 
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KBVol said:
Really dude? Stingley didn’t die, he was paralyzed on a freak hit, not because Tatum, who was a ferocious hitter, hit him so hard he broke his neck or spine....look it up.
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I actually saw the play live on TV. Tatum was the ultimate hitter of receivers over the middle. His timing was incredible. When the receiver would stretch for the ball he would pop them right in the chest area or chest level in the rib cage side and they would go flying. It was unfortunate what happened to Stingley, Tatum caught him at the wrong time and place with a legal hit for those times.
 
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Now this kid would be a great pickup.

Looks like I spoke too soon about Jeremy Pruitt's talent evaluation skills. He's not prioritizing some of the guys I would have priorized highly (i.e. Woodi Washington) but he's picking up some good players like this kid and Wanya Morris.

I'm liking the way recruiting is going so far.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Now this kid would be a great pickup.

Looks like I spoke too soon about Jeremy Pruitt's talent evaluation skills. He's not prioritizing some of the guys I would have priorized highly (i.e. Woodi Washington) but he's picking up some good players like this kid and Wanya Morris.

I'm liking the way recruiting is going so far.
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I know people will be mad for quoting this. But I’ve observed this s*** for too long. Please stfu.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Now this kid would be a great pickup.

Looks like I spoke too soon about Jeremy Pruitt's talent evaluation skills. He's not prioritizing some of the guys I would have priorized highly (i.e. Woodi Washington) but he's picking up some good players like this kid and Wanya Morris.

I'm liking the way recruiting is going so far.
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I’m sure CJP is relived to know you approve of his evaluation skills.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Now this kid would be a great pickup.

Looks like I spoke too soon about Jeremy Pruitt's talent evaluation skills. He's not prioritizing some of the guys I would have priorized highly (i.e. Woodi Washington) but he's picking up some good players like this kid and Wanya Morris.

I'm liking the way recruiting is going so far.
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What stood out to you? Ian he fast?
 
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S/RB Aaron Beasley, Franklin, Ga.
Beasley, a three-star prospect who’s capable of playing on either side of the ball, has been high on Tennessee for the past few months, and the Vols remain one of the favorites to land him as he approaches a likely summer decision. The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Beasley most recently returned to Knoxville on April 21 for Tennessee’s spring-ending Orange and White Game, visiting the Vols for the third time in less than two months, and they’re still believed to be one of the teams to beat for him, along with Auburn and Florida State. He could be ready to make his choice as early as this month.
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-Callahan
 
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I'm kinda thinking RB here. I know people like his hitting, but he seems like the kinda RB they want.
 
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The Dog said:
Probably, wishful thinking by me. I wonder what Atwater's playing weight was in the 80s ? I know, different era, but I still love an intimidating safety.

Edit: looks like Atwater was 6'3 and only 218
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Atwaters hit on Christian Okoye is still the most impressive stop I've ever seen considering the weight differential. I mean he just crushed him, and Okoye was a beast.
 
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