‘23 MO EDGE Chandavian Bradley (Tennessee Commit)

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swchandler1988 said:
I know, that’s why i lumped Pearce Bradley and herring together. All the same tall lean frame. If Herring and Bradley start working on that now then they could contribute situationally next fall. Josephs looks like he’ll be able to step into that starting role with Roman left vacant after BY leaves.

Pretty crazy to think our edge guys next year are:
Baron Bailey West Herring
Harrison Josephs Pearce Bradley
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I'm sure they will try.
But when they get here and meet their teammates and feel the competition everyday. That's when those real gains come.

Pearce imo is the most purely talented one.
He moves so well for a guy his size. Super long arms and crazy burst. Like he's usually one of the first dudes to the ball on kickoff.
I've seen him bust the wedge even.

I think he's going to get to 250 before next season. And just causing all kind of trouble.

Josephs is more ready right now for whatever reasons. And he's going to be damn good himself. But I think Pearce will be the guy next season. Bailey and Herring will also have to contribute.

So yes I agree with you 100 percent. Id like to see both those guys at 230 before Fall 2023
 
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ScornedPapaVol said:
Little was a one year juco, and a physical beast. No one really like him. Al Wilson was not a day one starter and neither does this kid have to be. Which is my point. Looking for Al Wilson as a college senior in a high school seniors 4th game is more or less folly.
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Al played special teams as a freshman and played in a few games as a linebacker.

My statement was answering a question on my opinion of what I saw and I was pointing out that I did not see a talent that could eventually be on the level of those players. My gosh its crazy having to clarify so much. You must be a lot of fun to be around. Of course Leonard, Al, Raynoch and others didn't show up on day 1 as NFL ready.

I am not an expert or scout, but I was around Al Wilson during his senior year in high school and freshman year in college. That guy was a dog. I did not see a dog mentality in this kid on that particular night. Could have been just one bad game and he could be hurt or something else going on.
 
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Al played special teams as a freshman and played in a few games as a linebacker.

My statement was answering a question on my opinion of what I saw and I was pointing out that I did not see a talent that could eventually be on the level of those players. My gosh its crazy having to clarify so much. You must be a lot of fun to be around. Of course Leonard, Al, Raynoch and others didn't show up on day 1 as NFL ready.

I am not an expert or scout, but I was around Al Wilson during his senior year in high school and freshman year in college. That guy was a dog. I did not see a dog mentality in this kid on that particular night. Could have been just one bad game and he could be hurt or something else going on.
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That's not really fair.

Al Wilson was like...another Ray Lewis. In regards to projecting the inner fire. Pure focused rage.
Those two were very rare breads. Brian Dawkins at SS was another one like that. Those dudes would have been killing hundreds of men in real wars thousands of years ago...And leading armies.


Al Wilson was more intense than his own great athletic ability would allow sometimes haha.

Hell, use a Kevin Burnett, or a Robert Ayers before Al haha.

Al Wilson had 300 lbs future NFL defensive lineman scared of him...

As far as athletic ability, Raynoch wasn't a freak like Leonard and Wilson. or even a Burnett He just played tough because he had a legacy to carry on. Bailey is a better athlete than him...
 
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LittleVol said:
That's not really fair.

Al Wilson was like...another Ray Lewis. In regards to projecting the inner fire. Pure focused rage.
Those two were very rare breads. Brian Dawkins at SS was another one like that. Those dudes would have been killing hundreds of men in real wars thousands of years ago...And leading armies.


Al Wilson was more intense than his own great athletic ability would allow sometimes haha.

Hell, use a Kevin Burnett, or a Robert Ayers before Al haha.

Al Wilson had 300 lbs future NFL defensive lineman scared of him...

As far as athletic ability, Raynoch wasn't a freak like Leonard and Wilson. or even a Burnett He just played tough because he had a legacy to carry on. Bailey is a better athlete than him...
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Thanks for weighing in. I was answering someone's question that night. Next time, I'll check with you before posting comparisons.
 
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