"Just too up and down. There are times when he looks like he has velcro on his jersey with the way blocks stick to him." -- Area scout for AFC team Link - ( New Window )
picked up a 3rd and still got our guy. Great pick. Great draft so far. This is a phenomenal pick. Every UGA game I watched, dude was always in the backfield.
All 3 of my UGA fan buddies texted me telling me he should have gone in the first.
Really only look at the uniform and position of players.
Good value imo, could have been the pick at 42, and another pick next year....what many have been banging the table for this team to do for a long time.
STRENGTHS: Excellent get-off burst, bend and stride length to consistently threaten the corner…understands pass rush geometry, setting up a speed track to out-race
blockers to the pocket…has the arm length of a player three inches taller…uses well-timed, physical hands and body flexibility at the top of his rush to corner and
close…his edge speed forces holding penalties…senses how blockers want to attack him and uses that against them…owns a compact frame and plays with better
power than expected…uses violence to shed blockers and attack ball carriers (five forced fumbles the last two seasons)…assignment sound vs. the run with reliable
backfield vision…looks comfortable dropping into space and playing on his feet…described as “humble” and “laid-back” by his teammates and the Bulldogs’ coaches
praise his character and attitude (only freshman captain under Kirby Smart)…led Georgia in sacks each of the last two seasons.
WEAKNESSES: Lacks an ideal body type for edge work…relies on his outside quickness and needs to introduce more variety to his rush plan, including a more effective
inside move…a little stiff in his ankles…frequently finds himself too far upfield, opening lanes for the quarterback to move the pocket…needs to better break down
when closing on the backfield…didn’t miss any games the last two seasons, but suffered a torn ACL in his right knee (November 2017) as a senior in high school, which
led to his redshirt season in 2018.
SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Georgia, Ojulari lined up as the JACK linebacker in head coach Kirby Smart’s 3-3-5 base scheme, standing up and rushing with his
hand on the ground. After a promising redshirt freshman campaign, he was one of the best pass rushers in the SEC in 2020, leading the conference in sacks, tackles
for loss and forced fumbles. Ojulari senses how blockers want to attack him and is very skilled at using his burst/bend to attack their outside shoulder, greasing the
corner and detaching from blocks with his violent hands. While he lacks elite size for the position, that shouldn’t limit his NFL ceiling if he continues to diversify his
approach and develop his counters. Overall, Ojulari is an instinctive and explosive athlete with the dip-and-rip cornering skills and scheme versatility to become an
impact NFL pass rusher. He projects as a younger version of Yannick Ngakoue
With this pick and next year haul ! Wow just wow - he is my fav guy - I sent his highlights to my friends a month ago !!!! Og in third ? If board allows!!!
RE: My ideal draft....was a trade down....get Azeez in 1st
Still early but this looks like the strongest start to a draft I can remember. Realize the medical, but that’s what caused him to slide in first place, mitigating risk is big in round 1, which pushes guys down. Have to trust they’d have taken him completely off the board if it was too risky.
"Just too up and down. There are times when he looks like he has velcro on his jersey with the way blocks stick to him." -- Area scout for AFC team Link - ( New Window )
"Just too up and down. There are times when he looks like he has velcro on his jersey with the way blocks stick to him." -- Area scout for AFC team Link - ( New Window )
Area afc scout that wants him on their team haha, nice try afc area scout, nice try.
We got our Georgia guy, we going to get an Alabama guy soon?
You feeling okay?
We got our Georgia guy, we going to get an Alabama guy soon?
His medical stuff seems way more like second contract stuff, guy can play.
Lots of opportunity to be a real solution at Edge.
+1. Talk about value. Sy's highest rated left by a mile.
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What’s the catch? :)
Lots of opportunity to be a real solution at Edge.
He should honestly get 6 or so sacks this year if he's a player in this league on how we operate on defense.
picked up a 3rd and still got our guy. Great pick. Great draft so far. This is a phenomenal pick. Every UGA game I watched, dude was always in the backfield.
All 3 of my UGA fan buddies texted me telling me he should have gone in the first.
Good value imo, could have been the pick at 42, and another pick next year....what many have been banging the table for this team to do for a long time.
How can you be mad about that?
blockers to the pocket…has the arm length of a player three inches taller…uses well-timed, physical hands and body flexibility at the top of his rush to corner and
close…his edge speed forces holding penalties…senses how blockers want to attack him and uses that against them…owns a compact frame and plays with better
power than expected…uses violence to shed blockers and attack ball carriers (five forced fumbles the last two seasons)…assignment sound vs. the run with reliable
backfield vision…looks comfortable dropping into space and playing on his feet…described as “humble” and “laid-back” by his teammates and the Bulldogs’ coaches
praise his character and attitude (only freshman captain under Kirby Smart)…led Georgia in sacks each of the last two seasons.
WEAKNESSES: Lacks an ideal body type for edge work…relies on his outside quickness and needs to introduce more variety to his rush plan, including a more effective
inside move…a little stiff in his ankles…frequently finds himself too far upfield, opening lanes for the quarterback to move the pocket…needs to better break down
when closing on the backfield…didn’t miss any games the last two seasons, but suffered a torn ACL in his right knee (November 2017) as a senior in high school, which
led to his redshirt season in 2018.
SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Georgia, Ojulari lined up as the JACK linebacker in head coach Kirby Smart’s 3-3-5 base scheme, standing up and rushing with his
hand on the ground. After a promising redshirt freshman campaign, he was one of the best pass rushers in the SEC in 2020, leading the conference in sacks, tackles
for loss and forced fumbles. Ojulari senses how blockers want to attack him and is very skilled at using his burst/bend to attack their outside shoulder, greasing the
corner and detaching from blocks with his violent hands. While he lacks elite size for the position, that shouldn’t limit his NFL ceiling if he continues to diversify his
approach and develop his counters. Overall, Ojulari is an instinctive and explosive athlete with the dip-and-rip cornering skills and scheme versatility to become an
impact NFL pass rusher. He projects as a younger version of Yannick Ngakoue
Quote:
Beautiful...
What’s the catch? :)
Just a guy I've watched for a while and thought he could really fit the Graham scheme...
Amazing
Hey bw, I think you should see a doctor, are u feeling ok?
Jokes aside, really love this pick.
So did Smith of Dallas
Amazing
Haha well done!
I bet you’re fun at parties too
Area afc scout that wants him on their team haha, nice try afc area scout, nice try.