To me, he looks faster on the field than I anticipate hell run on the track. On the field he makes a lot of plays and I think hes a guy that can be successful, Rang said. Theres only so many guys who have real instincts for the position, and that impresses.
I think he has a real chance of being drafted in the sixth or seventh round, mid to late Day 3.
Berhe (5-foot-10, 194 pounds) finished his SDSU career with 41 starts and 299 tackles and was a force at the Aztec safety position.
His two years as the starter at Aztec safety will pay off in the NFL, Rang said, because most teams are now on the lookout for versatile defensive backs who can play free safety or strong safety.
Berhes versatility, his intelligence, and his open field tackling skills will all make him more marketable.
Rang thinks Berhe will impress on the white board and thats where hell start to build some buzz.
Additionally, even though Berhe isnt very big physically, his open field tackling ability will help him out, Rang said. Hes a good football player. There are a lot of safeties in this class that are flashy athletes but dont tackle well.
Because he does, I think its coaches rather than scouts that are going to jump on him. Someone is going to give him a chance because of the consistency hes shown in his career.
Gotta say I'm disappointed, but completely ignorantly.
just hard to know, especially this late in the draft. We all want other players we know better. But there is a reason they have been passed over by the entire league, not just the Giants.
I do wish the Giants had taken Jensen or Lynch, but one may be around at the end of the fifth.
Berhe has excellent production and of course character. He has limitations, including his size, but Kiper just described him as a tackling machine, albeit with limited numbers.
He was constantly manned up and had great play and route recognition. He seems a little vulnerable in man coverage but plays smart. He does support in the run defense but he isn't an imposing force in the run game. However, he is always around the ball which is a great thing.
"Terrible measurables for that position, but I'll tell you how good of a player he is on the tape."
- makes reads quickly
- good ball skills
- constantly around the ball
- good at supporting the run
- loves hitting
- "tackling machine"
- he will spill his guts on the football field
- plays hard
I'm sorry I can't rely on "in Reese we trust." The Giants are forcing a theme in this draft of getting character and leadership while addressing needs. I get it and perhaps the Will Hill situation caused this change. But still, this guy is not fast, can't catch, and isn't that strong. Idk what the Giants are doing. Is this insurance for Stevie Brown? Or someone to play Deon Grant? Replacement for Will Hill?
I looked at a couple of minutes of his highlight reel and if someone had told me it was Will Hill from a distance, I might have believed it. The guy is a nasty hitter.
To me, he looks faster on the field than I anticipate hell run on the track. On the field he makes a lot of plays and I think hes a guy that can be successful, Rang said. Theres only so many guys who have real instincts for the position, and that impresses.
I think he has a real chance of being drafted in the sixth or seventh round, mid to late Day 3.
Berhe (5-foot-10, 194 pounds) finished his SDSU career with 41 starts and 299 tackles and was a force at the Aztec safety position.
His two years as the starter at Aztec safety will pay off in the NFL, Rang said, because most teams are now on the lookout for versatile defensive backs who can play free safety or strong safety.
Berhes versatility, his intelligence, and his open field tackling skills will all make him more marketable.
Rang thinks Berhe will impress on the white board and thats where hell start to build some buzz.
Additionally, even though Berhe isnt very big physically, his open field tackling ability will help him out, Rang said. Hes a good football player. There are a lot of safeties in this class that are flashy athletes but dont tackle well.
Because he does, I think its coaches rather than scouts that are going to jump on him. Someone is going to give him a chance because of the consistency hes shown in his career.
My only issue with the pick is that with another pick coming up relatively soon, I'm not sure they needed to take him with the first pick in the round.
But it's the 5th round, you're either taking players based on production with limited measurables or players with measurables and limited production.
This is turning out to be worst Giants draft in history
Is going to get some of these idiots pissed off. I can't even count how many times I have read this offseason that we don't want guys who are workout warriors. That we need to get good football players. Which we do and then people are bitching about their combine performance.
That scouting report claiming he has blazing speed is erroneous.. Lol. Thanks Dan. 4.71 40. My grandmother has better closing speed. But only on Sundays when we have Manicotti.
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Fat fucking coach potatoes eating cheese doodles with not a penny on the line and no skin in the game go banana's, and I'm supposed to listen to you why again?
High character, smart, captain. After football he will join his family business. They run a non-profit group home for emotionally disturbed adults. That was mentioned on ESPN.
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Picks? If we can't criticize, because we know nothing, doesn't that mean we can't praise either? Being a fan is an interactive experience. When legitimate scouting publications rank someone close to an UDFA, aren't we allowed to be puzzled when they're picked in the third and fifth rounds? Or should we just defer to management? The giants, and every other team, miss all the time. Clearly, it's not a science and up to some scrutiny? Some of the pro- every pick guys are significantly ruder and more obnoxious than the other side and are grown men that talk like children.
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#NYG SS, 5th round pick RT @NatBerhe: I'm going to give everything I got to the @Giants and everybody who passed on me...I'm coming."
Picks? If we can't criticize, because we know nothing, doesn't that mean we can't praise either? Being a fan is an interactive experience. When legitimate scouting publications rank someone close to an UDFA, aren't we allowed to be puzzled when they're picked in the third and fifth rounds? Or should we just defer to management? The giants, and every other team, miss all the time. Clearly, it's not a science and up to some scrutiny? Some of the pro- every pick guys are significantly ruder and more obnoxious than the other side and are grown men that talk like children.
I think he has a real chance of being drafted in the sixth or seventh round, mid to late Day 3.
Berhe (5-foot-10, 194 pounds) finished his SDSU career with 41 starts and 299 tackles and was a force at the Aztec safety position.
His two years as the starter at Aztec safety will pay off in the NFL, Rang said, because most teams are now on the lookout for versatile defensive backs who can play free safety or strong safety.
Berhes versatility, his intelligence, and his open field tackling skills will all make him more marketable.
Rang thinks Berhe will impress on the white board and thats where hell start to build some buzz.
Additionally, even though Berhe isnt very big physically, his open field tackling ability will help him out, Rang said. Hes a good football player. There are a lot of safeties in this class that are flashy athletes but dont tackle well.
Because he does, I think its coaches rather than scouts that are going to jump on him. Someone is going to give him a chance because of the consistency hes shown in his career.
Be careful. The pom pom squad will come and try to shout you down.
I just question if he is more than a role player/special teamer and if I was taking a role player I would prefer a pass rusher
I do wish the Giants had taken Jensen or Lynch, but one may be around at the end of the fifth.
Berhe has excellent production and of course character. He has limitations, including his size, but Kiper just described him as a tackling machine, albeit with limited numbers.
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- makes reads quickly
- good ball skills
- constantly around the ball
- good at supporting the run
- loves hitting
- "tackling machine"
- he will spill his guts on the football field
- plays hard
I hope I'm wrong, but this draft blows!
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Be careful. The pom pom squad will come and try to shout you down.
Oh spare us your mock outrage.
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Rich, you've been disgusted by this entire draft. Do yourself a favor and take a walk...enjoy the day.
Seems like he might be a special teams contributor initially.
I think he has a real chance of being drafted in the sixth or seventh round, mid to late Day 3.
Berhe (5-foot-10, 194 pounds) finished his SDSU career with 41 starts and 299 tackles and was a force at the Aztec safety position.
His two years as the starter at Aztec safety will pay off in the NFL, Rang said, because most teams are now on the lookout for versatile defensive backs who can play free safety or strong safety.
Berhes versatility, his intelligence, and his open field tackling skills will all make him more marketable.
Rang thinks Berhe will impress on the white board and thats where hell start to build some buzz.
Additionally, even though Berhe isnt very big physically, his open field tackling ability will help him out, Rang said. Hes a good football player. There are a lot of safeties in this class that are flashy athletes but dont tackle well.
Because he does, I think its coaches rather than scouts that are going to jump on him. Someone is going to give him a chance because of the consistency hes shown in his career.
My only issue with the pick is that with another pick coming up relatively soon, I'm not sure they needed to take him with the first pick in the round.
But it's the 5th round, you're either taking players based on production with limited measurables or players with measurables and limited production.
Of him
"Dynamic Player With Better Ability Than Size, But His Effort And Versatility Are Enough To Keep Him Around".
Give him a chance.
Seriously, they scout these people and they're capable. He likely gives them something different that they can use.
And you know this how? They haven't even had 1 practice yet.
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has a death wish. This draft has been a disaster. TE,LB,OT? It's time for a change.
So
Be careful. The pom pom squad will come and try to shout you down.
Oh spare us your mock outrage.
On cue.
The fact that you hate his draft makes me think we've hit a home run on each pick.
#NYG SS, 5th round pick RT @NatBerhe: I'm going to give everything I got to the @Giants and everybody who passed on me...I'm coming."
A ST player is a contributor.
at safety we don't need an early contributor with rolle,brown,demps,hill(susp?) and taylor already on the roster
Plenty of publications have him as a 3-5.
Of him
Then he doesn't watch MWC ball. Guys one of the best players in the conference.