Mitglieder » www.redskinscheapstore.com

Brian Burns http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/mason-foster-jersey-cheap , EDGESchool: Florida State | Conference: ACCCollege Experience: Junior | Age: 20Height / Weight: 6-5 / 235 lbsProjected Draft Status: 1st RoundNFL Comparison: Leonard Floyd College StatisticsPlayer OverviewBrian Burns was a 4-star recruit who was pursued far and wide for his talents back in 2015. Burns had offers from just about every top program in Florida as well as offers from Clemson, Auburn, Michigan, and Georgia among others. Burns decided to get out of south Florida (he is from Plantation) and go north to Tallahassee to play for Florida State. Burns joined a Florida State program that at the time seemed like it was going to go back to its powerhouse roots. Burns got off to a hot start as a freshman and posted some impressive numbers as he laid the blueprint for himself and his rise to become a star in college football. Then things started to go south for Florida State. Jimbo Fisher and team started losing in 2017 and Burns has his worst year statistically. Fisher abruptly left the program after that year and went to coach at Texas A&M and Burns and his team were left to play for new coach Willie Taggart in 2018. It was one of the worst years in recent history for Florida State but Burns shined on a bad team. He set career highs statistically this past season and with Florida State in need of a serious rebuild and far from a contender Burns decided to leave for the NFL early. Burns is one of the top prospects at his position in this draft and should be a feature pass rusher in the NFL for years.StrengthsElite level quickness, burst, and athleticism. Good length. Can expose OL with his quick twitch going outside or inside. Has quick closing burst to be a problem in the backfield. Has the flexibility and athleticism to collapse the pocket.Has good instincts and awareness and knows how to diagnose plays. Keeps lineman at arms length when playing the run and can disengage and make plays to wrap up. Moves well laterally and takes good pursuit angles. Has experience playing from a 2, 3, and 4 point stance on the weak side and effective in all stances. Strong at the point of attack and technically sound with his hands. He’s active and is always looking for the ball. Has several pass rush moves already and usually has a plan to get to into the backfield. Decent technique as a tackler.WeaknessesThere are some concerns about his functional strength. Lineman with good balance and punch can push him back and neutralize him. Flexibility isnt as good as other prospects in the class if he learns to turn the corner tighter he probably would have had at least 5 more sacks this season. Consistency can be an issue as he doesn’t always string his moves together and can be hesitant when the play doesn’t come to his side. Not much experience dropping back into coverage. Let’s see his work:More Brian Burns videosHow He Would Fit On The RedskinsBurns is consistently being mocked within the top 15 so far this offseason. If Burns confirms the eye test with his testing this offseason I would hope the Redskins would be considering him if he fell to 15. It goes without saying that Burns will likely be one of the best athletic talents in this draft as as a weakside linebacker with elite traits he’s an easy replacement for Preston Smith should the Redskins let Smith walk this offseason. I think Burns can stand to gain a few pounds and definitely get stronger at the point of attack so he can improve his consistency as a rusher but he has nearly all the tools to be dominant off the edge. His speed, initial quickness, and burst is something the Redskins haven’t had at the position at a long time. He’s a playmaker than can get to the QB disrupt the run and cause turnovers. The big knock I have on Burns is his lack of experience working in coverage. Common sense says you let him rush the passer as much as you can but in the Redskins defense they like the OLBs to cover tight ends, running backs http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/deshazor-everett-jersey-cheap , and sometimes even slot receivers. This is not a strength of Burns and he’s likely to be exploited in this area even with his athletic profile. Burns can become one of the best pass rushers in the league quickly if he’s used the right way. Would the Redskins be one of those teams? Deebo Samuel, WRSchool: South Carolina | Conference: SEC Experience: RS Senior | Age: 23Height / Weight: 6-0 / 210 lbsProjected Draft Status: Third RoundNFL Comparison: Stefon DiggsCollege StatisticsSamuel ended his college career with 148 receptions, 2,076 yards and 28 total touchdowns. His four kickoff returns for touchdowns is tied for the most in SEC history. Player OverviewTyshun “Deebo” Samuel is a fifth-year Senior, who came to South Carolina as a 3-star HS recruit.When healthy, he is a dynamic, versatile athlete, whose special teams ability should help get him on the field early in his NFL career. He displays nice body control and can make extremely athletic catches. He has enough long speed to threaten downfield and is a natural tracking the deep ball.At his best, Samuel is a mash-up of James Washington’s deep ball tracking skills and former Gamecock’s WR Pharoh Cooper’s abilities as a return man. If everything goes right, he could become a Stefon Diggs level performer. Unfortunately, he also comes with notable medical red flags.In 2017 http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/shawn-lauvao-jersey-cheap , Samuel had been one of college football’s biggest stars, until he suffered a broken leg in South Carolina’s third game of the season. First, he ran back the opening kickoff for a 97-yard touchdown in South Carolina’s first game of the season, then returned another 97-yarder the following week against Missouri. In addition to his work on special teams, Samuel proceeded to make several highlight-reel catches during the season’s first three weeks.Unfortunately, injuries are nothing new to Samuel. A series of hamstring injuries forced him to miss significant time as a redshirt freshman in 2015 and again in 2016. Injuries limited him during each of his first three seasons, and that could certainly affect his draft stock.In 2018, Samuel was finally able to make it through a full season healthy. He started all 12 regular season games, before electing not to play in South Carolina’s bowl game.Click this for more on his backstory: Tomorrow Isn’t Promised: The Deebo Samuel StorySouth Carolina Wide Receivers = Fourth Round?Over the past 22 years, the Game Cocks have had just seven receivers drafted before round five, and only three times did a they have a wideout drafted before in the top-100 picks. Each of the last three South Carolina receivers ( Pharoh Cooper http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/matthew-ioannidis-jersey-cheap , Bruce Ellington, and Ace Sanders) were drafted in Rd4.Athletic TraitsListed at 6’0 and 210 pounds, Samuel is compact and strong, with a thicker than average build for a wide receiver. While is play speed is fast, he does not appear to be the type of athlete that will be a top performer at the NFL Combine. In fact, I expect he will measure average or below average in most metrics.The FilmDeebo Samuel’s highlights are as good as anyone's. In 2017, Samuel returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a score and finished with five catches for 83 yards, including two touchdown receptions in South Carolina’s season opening day win over NC State.While South Carolina lost big, Deebo was unstoppable against Clemson, finishing with 10 receptions for 210 yards with three touchdowns in the Gamecock’s 56-35 loss to to the Tigers.The Draft Network’s Brad Kelly summarizes Samuel’s tough match-up against Georgia corner Deandre Baker:StrengthsPlaymaker Can add a missing dimension to an offense with reverses, jet sweeps http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/dustin-hopkins-jersey-cheap , and WR screens.Can locate and track the ball on vertical routes, and finish the catch in traffic.Smooth and polished route runner.Tough and physical in the open field, and will compete for yards after contact.Brings added value as an NFL team’s primary return specialist.WeaknessesInjury history Injury historyInjury history Somewhat overaged. Born 1/15/96, he is actually 11 months older than JuJu Smith-Schuster.Does not have the size of a prototypical WR1, such as Julio, Mike Evans, or Michael Thomas.He isn’t necessarily a threat to consistently blow by NFL corners or take the top off the secondary.What others are sayingOver the summer, NFL Network’s Lance Zierlein wroteThen, during the season, CBS Sports NFL Draft analyst Ryan Wilson mocked Samuel 19th overall, explainingHow Would He Fit With The RedskinsIn 2018 http://www.redskinscheapstore.com/jamison-crowder-jersey-cheap , Josh Doctson’s 499 yards receiving lead all Redskins’ wide receivers. That was the lowest total in the NFL for a team’s top wideout. One of my favorite players to watch the past two seasons, I believe Deebo Samuel is the best wide receiver to come out of South Carolina since Alshon Jeffery. There’s a real chance Samuel is drafted in the first two rounds if he gets cleared medically. While the talent is there, Samuel’s injuries limited his availability during three of his seasons. Could some NFL teams drop him into Rd4 for it? That remains to be seen. Regardless of when he gets drafted, Samuel should be an immediate contributor in the NFL, with added value as a kick returner and usefulness as a short, intermediate, and down field threat in the passing game. Custom Dallas Cowboys Jerseys