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How Strong is Curtis Samuel...

SetfreexX

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Just to throw it out there on the bench reps, I thought this was pretty dang impressive-

McCaffrey - 10

Samuel - 18**

Moton - 23

Hall - 18**

Armah - 26

Not saying this means ANYTHING at all just thought it was a really interesting fact. (Feel free to use the internet to confirm, no time to link)

(EDIT - College stats / combine info included in the video)

 

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2 minutes ago, French Navy said:

Wait our slot receiver and our DE prospect benched the same amount of reps? Hall needs to be eating some major Wheaties this year. 

No doubt.  Hall has good height and is long (kinda like Hardy) but he needs to bulk up for sure.

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10 minutes ago, French Navy said:

Wait our slot receiver and our DE prospect benched the same amount of reps? Hall needs to be eating some major Wheaties this year. 

He will. He is a template. We can mold him the way we want. If he was a finished product hes be a first rounder

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3 minutes ago, Darth Biscuit said:

Actually, 23 for a guy that's 319 is pretty unimpressive... I hope he's athletic.

 

18 for a guy the size of Samuel is very impressive.

 

Also you need to consider arm length on a guy as large as Moton, but his agility measurements were also some of the highest at his position. 

I think we may look back at this in a couple years and say to ourselves as fans that the 6-10 season was worth it...I doubt we'd have half of these players if we'd made the playoffs. 

Very similar to DAL last season (but due to injury) we finished with a bad record, but were picking top 10 each round as a playoff team / SB caliber team. 

It's an exciting time to be a fan. 

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7 minutes ago, Darth Biscuit said:

Actually, 23 for a guy that's 319 is pretty unimpressive... I hope he's athletic.

 

18 for a guy the size of Samuel is very impressive.

 

Well I meant Armah's number was fairly impressive, not Moton's.

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2 minutes ago, SetfreexX said:

Also you need to consider arm length on a guy as large as Moton, but his agility measurements were also some of the highest at his position. 

I think we may look back at this in a couple years and say to ourselves as fans that the 6-10 season was worth it...I doubt we'd have half of these players if we'd made the playoffs. 

Very similar to DAL last season (but due to injury) we finished with a bad record, but were picking top 10 each round as a playoff team / SB caliber team. 

It's an exciting time to be a fan. 

Valid point.  If he's long, that hurts the bench reps.

He can still be a great player either way...

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23 minutes ago, dpm0409 said:

Armah doing more reps than Moton is impressive

I may be catching Igo's FB fetish, I'm getting way too excited about this kid who's never even played the position. He just looks like he'd knock the piss out of you though.

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