Character concerns over his personality.
He too happy!
Yeah. Better to have fun doing drugs or cutting classes than to be high on life. Think of how infectious it could be to have a little fun on a NFL team. Isn't that why you PLAY the game.
Johnny Manziel leads most controversial prospects in NFL draft - NFL.com
have a read of this. Nolan Nawrocki is probably the biggest scumbag writing about pro sports.
The "character concerns" about Big Lou is exactly the type of BS he spouts regularly.
DI, a chara,
Looking through the list, in addition to JM, I could only think of Steve Spurrier breathing a sigh of relief, thinking those guys were now the NFL's problem. But looking at the coaches and programs they come from, is the cost of a coach taking the low road in college football its own punishment? And if so enough?
Beir bua agus beannacht,
Bogs
I just think those "scouting reports" on the players character are in bad taste. the Kid from WKU was said to "talk too much", god help KVR when he comes to be drafted lol.
Mayock questioning if Big Lou can go enough snaps is surprising for the fact that:
1) He proved in multiple games this past year that he could go the whole game and still dominate.
2) I would tend to think that the NFL is a slower paced game overall compared to college since there is less hurry up offense. He should have no problem giving 60+ snaps a game when need be. I'd expect against the pass happier teams he would still be able to play 50+
he's not going to be a full time starter his rookie year, sometimes the scouts gotta pick holes in guys, they say the skinny guys cant block and the fat guys dont have stamina. Its gets a bit exhausting following the scout-speak every year i tend not to bother any more
Mayock questioning if Big Lou can go enough snaps is surprising for the fact that:
1) He proved in multiple games this past year that he could go the whole game and still dominate.
2) I would tend to think that the NFL is a slower paced game overall compared to college since there is less hurry up offense. He should have no problem giving 60+ snaps a game when need be. I'd expect against the pass happier teams he would still be able to play 50+
Wow that's 20 pounds on Vince Wilfork's combine weight.<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Video of Louis Nix posted on <a href="http://t.co/jr2pbxUuKM">http://t.co/jr2pbxUuKM</a>. Nix listed at 6-2, 345 on Combine tracker.
<a href="http://t.co/CXg3jOwLlt">http://t.co/CXg3jOwLlt</a></p>— Bob Wieneke (@BobWienekeNDI) <a href="https://twitter.com/BobWienekeNDI/statuses/436534169925984256">February 20, 2014</a></blockquote>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>On that <a href="http://t.co/jr2pbybxMM">http://t.co/jr2pbybxMM</a> video, Nix says, "I think I'm sexy, pretty much."</p>— Bob Wieneke (@BobWienekeNDI) <a href="https://twitter.com/BobWienekeNDI/statuses/436534610189512705">February 20, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Wow that's 20 pounds on Vince Wilfork's combine weight.
Wow that's 20 pounds on Vince Wilfork's combine weight.
Love Lou more than any recent player [even Manti for me, and that's almost impossible], but Lou is not going to start out as an all-game player fellas. His coach won't even want him to be.
Lou is a rare War Daddy in the middle, and when he has his "wind" he is going to mess up what the offense has planned in his area. BUT, if the DC knows it's passing time, AND can get Lou off the field, the Big Man is coming off.
As Kelly said all along: with Lou it's about "work volume" --- the number of plays that you can go full tilt in a game. Lou played his heart out for us, but some of that play wasn't full tilt, just because he couldn't keep it up continuously. But, for us, 80% of Lou was better than 100% of anybody else.
Assuming no major injuries, Lou will continue to grow a Man's body everywhere, and year-upon-year will become more valuable and more nightmarish for the opponent.
Go get 'em War Daddy.
I hope the Pats take him and cut Wilfork if he's somehow available at #29. As much as I love Vince, he's old and overpaid going into next year.
Wow that's 20 pounds on Vince Wilfork's combine weight.
I hope to god not (go Jets!), but getting a guy like Lou to replace Wilfork is the kind of move that I think you trade up for in the draft. Not to get guys like Chandler Jones and Dont'a Hightower. Both worked out in hindsight, but I for one would never trade up in the 1st for a middle linebacker. But than who am I to challenge the wisdom of a sith lord.
Maybe that's all PC talk so he doesn't throw any red flags for potential teams.