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UDFA Profile:David Foucault. He drives a Versa and fits in it btw.

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http://youtu.be/sZfkEW3ZBmY

 

 

He looks light on his feet. Also seems to have knowledge of the game. His size and body mass are ideal. He is a mountain of a man standing at 6'8 320 pounds. 

 

Canadian Combine numbers.

 

40-Yard Dash: 5.280s
Bench Press: 22
Broad Jump: 7'9.00"
Vertical Jump: 33.50"
3-Cone: 7.50s
Shuttle: 4.61s

 
 
Analysis: "Potential might be the word that best describes this massive lineman. Foucault has size you can’t teach and the frame to add some weight as well. He proved he is a big, strong and nimble offensive line prospect. The Montreal product led all blockers with a 4.61 shuttle and 7.50 3-cone time, and put up a respectable 22 reps on the bench.

He displayed the type of agility and footwork to make scouts think he has the tools to be a ratio-changer at tackle in the CFL, or at least a very good guard. Foucault has ability to finish off pass rushers, but he needs to do it more consistently and develop a mean streak."

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Too tall, high center of gravity.

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Just judging from the drills in that video it looks like he gets low well.  Needs to bend more and is definitely too top heavy though.  Needs to add weight in the butt and legs.

 

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