PART ONE OF PART FIVE: The 2020 Dandy Dozen Top Defensive Players By Position. By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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PART ONE OF A PART FIVE

SERIES OVERVIEW

THIS IS PART ONE OF A FIVE PART SERIES OF THE 2020 NATIONAL SIGNING DAY SIGNING!

PART ONE – Edge-Rush Ends, Strongside Defensive Ends, and Defensive Tackles –
PART TWO -Super Elite 18 Cornerbacks –
PART THREE – Safeties & Inside/Middle Linebackers –
PART FOUR – Passing and Dual Threat Quarterbacks, Running Backs, Wide Receivers, and Super Athletes –
PART FIVE – Tight Ends, Offensive Tackles, and Offensive Guards and Offensive Centers –
PART SIX – FINAL MEARS RATINGS Of All 12 NATIONAL SIGNING DAY POSITIONS –

National Signing Day Picture Has Been Dramatically and Drastically Changed in The Last Few Years. Forty Years Ago, When The Max Emfinger National High School Recruiting Service (1979-2003) Was in Total Existence and In Completely and Totally Involved in The National Signing Day Picture, The First Tuesday in February Was National Signing Day. They Later Changed it To Wednesday, but This Day Was Designed To Give The BCS College Football Teams To-Be Able To Sign All of Their Players That Would Be Able To Help Their BCS Team To Win The National Championship. This National Signing Day Was Designed To-Shape All BCS College Football Programs.

Although They Changed The National Signing Day To The First Wednesday in February, It Still Was The Day When All of The BCS College Football Programs and Teams Were Able To-Be Shaped. Now, However, This New National Signing Day Program Has Been Altered Dramatically, as This First Wednesday is a Day For Allowing Their Early Signees in December To-Sign Their National Letter of Intent and Tie-Up Any Loose-Ends and Any Other Finishing Touches, Such as New Top-Rated Players, Such as The Georgia Bulldogs Super Duo, With Both DT Jalen Carter and OT Broderick Jones, Who Moved From a 4-Star Rating to a 5-Star Rated Player.

With This New Signing Day, I Have Never Seen The Top Spot Being So Very Close Between The Georgia Bulldogs, The LSU Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Clemson Tigers, and The Ohio State Buckeyes. In Evaluating These Five Powerhouse BCS College Football Teams, The #1 Spot is The Closest Ever in The Country. Even With THE MEARS RATING SYSTEM, These Five Teams Are Extremely Close and With Many Unbelievably Incredible Football Freaks.

On Wednesday, of National Signing Day, The Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Was Able To Sign One of The Top Defensive Lineman in The Country in Jalen Jones; One of The Top Offensive Tackles in The Country in Broderick Jones; The #1 Offensive Center in The Country in Sedrick Van Pran; and The #1 EDGE-RUSH End in The Country in Mekhail Sherman To Keep Their Pledges and Sign With The Georgia Bulldogs. Then He Accomplished Another Goal By Adding The #1 Cornerback Kelee Ringo and The #1 Jumbo Athlete/Tight End Darnell Washington.

This Incredible Recruiting Class Really Validates Exactly What The Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart Told The SEC On Media Days Before The 2019 Football Season. Coach Smart Told The SEC, After Spending Time With The Alabama Crimson Tide, That He Felt That Both Alabama and Georgia, Did Not Spend That Much Time in Evaluating The Senior Highlight Film of Top Prospects and Obviously Did Not Take Into Account Their Senior Season.

Obviously, If They Did Not Take Into Consideration The Top Prospects Senior Film, They Did Not Take Into Consideration His Measurables, Which THE MEARS RATINGS Are Based Upon. Since Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Believes That Senior Highlight Film is of Great Importance, He Obviously Believes That Measurables Are Also of Great Importance.

So, In Fact, The Georgia Bulldogs May Have Probably Signed The Most Five-Star Rated Players, I Selected The Versatile, Athletic EDGE-RUSH End Mekhail Sherman Over Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter, QB Carson Beck, OT Broderick Jones, RB Kendall Milton, CB Kelee Ringo, and Darnell Washington, While Keeping In-Mind That Potentially All Seven Georgia Players Are Going To Be 2023 NFL #1 Draft Choices.

In The Above Photo Are 7 of The 11 The Georgia Bulldog Players That Played In The 2020 Under Armour All-American Bowl Game. From L To R: OT Chad Lindberg, WR Arian Smith, DT Warren Brinson, OC Sedrick Van Pran, EDGE-RUSH End Mekhail Sherman, DT Jalen Carter, and OT Broderick Jones.

The Georgia Bulldogs Had An Incredible Team of Impressive Players That Participated in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Including DT Jalen Carter, Who Was Voted as One of The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Defensive Top MVP’s; OT Broderick Jones, One of The Top Two Offensive Tackles in The Country; WR Arian Smith, Who Won The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Fastest Man Competition Race; Offensive Center Sedrick Van Pran, Who Won “The Bench Press Challenge” In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and Then He Won “The Pancake Award” in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game; TE Darnell Washington, Who is The Top-Rated Jumbo Athlete/TE in The Country; Plus FS Major Burns, WR Jermaine Burton, OT Chad Lindberg, WR Marcus Rosemy, EDGE RUSH End Mekhail Sherman, and DT Warren Brinson.

RB Kendall Milton Could Have Played In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, But He Decided To Enroll In Bulldog Classes. The Georgia Bulldogs Actually Had 11 Players in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game; While The Clemson Tigers Had 9 Players; and The LSU Tigers and The Alabama Crimson Tide Had 6 Players Apiece; and The Ohio State Buckeyes Had 4 Players in The Game. This Might Be a Sneak Preview As To The Top 5 Teams in The Country Were in The 2020 National Recruiting Championship.

As Incredible as The Georgia Bulldog Wide Receivers and Defensive Back Recruits Were in This Recruiting Haul, Neither Positions Rate and Rank With The Georgia Bulldog Offensive Linemen Signees. Coach Smart and His New Offensive Line Coach Matt Luke Signed Seven Offensive Linemen in This Recruiting Class. In Addition to Broderick Jones, The Georgia Bulldogs Also Signed The #3 Offensive Tackle In The Country in Tate Ratledge and The #1 Offensive Center in Sedrick Van Pran. Then, There Is also Another OT Freak Chad Lindberg. 

One of My Biggest Complaints With The Various Recruiting Services is Their “Lack of Versatility” in Their “Re-Evaluating” and “Re-Rating” of Obvious College Recruits That Obviously Were Rated With In-Correct Player Ratings. After Jalen Carter (In Photo Below) Was Invited To The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and “Wowed” All of The Players, Coaches, and Scouts in Practice and in The Game, The ESPN Recruiting Service “Re-Evaluated” and “Re-Rated” Him From a 4-Star to a Deserving 5-Star Rating in a “Long-Over-Do Re-Rating” and a “Better Late Than Never” Situation.

Although The Georgia Bulldogs Had an Awesome Recruiting Haul; But After Rating Every Single Player in The Top Five Recruiting Classes, It Was Totally and Completely Obvious That The Clemson Tigers, Also Had Football Freaks and Incredible Recruiting Classes and The 2020 Recruiting Championship is Going To Be Much Closer Than I First Thought and In Fact, Three Different Independent Scouting Services in Three Different States Had The Clemson Tigers, As The 2020 Recruiting Championship. The LSU Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, and The Ohio State Buckeyes. Also Had Football Freaks and Incredible Recruiting Classes.

After Completing PART FIVE OF THIS NATIONAL SIGNING DAY OVERVIEW, I Will Have Re-Rated All Of The Players in The Top Five Recruiting Classes, And I Will Be Able To Rank The Top Five Recruiting Classes in Order Once Again!

THE FABULOUS SUPER 16
EDGE RUSH ENDS IN 2020 RECRUITING CLASS
WITH MEARS RATINGS!

PLAYER            SCHOOL             HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
Mekhail Sherman, Georgia Bulldogs   (6-3, 234, 4.51, 36, 4.32, 120)        3,345
Chris Braswell, Alabama Crimson Tide (6-3, 220, 4.52, 36, 4.09, 126)    3,342
B.J. Ojiulari,  LSU Tigers                         (6-3, 229, 4.56, 42, 4.32, 126)        3,341
Will Anderson, Alabama Crimson Tide (6-4, 235, 4.48, 36,4.08, 126)     3,340
Phillip Webb, LSU Tigers                        (6-3, 227, 4.52, 36, 4.22, 118)        3,338
Chantz Williams Miami Hurricanes   (6-4, 238, 4.62, 34, 4.42, 126)    3,335
Sav’ell Smalls,  Washington Huskies   (6-4, 244, 4,62, 37, 4.22, 126)        3,334
Antwaun Powell, Florida Gators           (6-3, 235, 4.53, 37, 4.12, 120)         3,330
Trenton Simpson,  Clemson Tigers     (6-3, 225, 4.52, 38, 4.15, 118)         3,330
Reggie Grimes, Oklahoma Sooners      (6-4, 242, 4.46, 32-5, 4.22, 124)    3,329
James Sylvester, Baylor Bears           (6-4, 235, 4.62, 36, 4.32, 124)     3,325
Curtis Jacobs, Penn State Lions           (6-3, 235, 4.52, 32, 4.30, 126)    3,320
Damian Sellers, UCLA Bruins              (6-3, 235, 4.62, 34, 4.42, 126)    3,320
Cody Simon, Ohio State Buckeyes       (6-2, 225, 4.53, 38, 4.28, 126)     3,320
Prince Dorbah, Texas Longhorns        (6-2-5, 210, 4.61, 33, 4.3, 124)    3,318
Donell Harris, Texas A&M Aggies     (6-4, 220, 4.62, 34, 4.32, 122)     3,318

The Georgia Bulldogs Received a Major Verbal Commitment From Former 5-Star Linebacker Mekhail Sherman (#23) From Washington D.C. St Johns College As The Georgia Bulldogs Beat-Out The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Clemson Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Ohio State Buckeyes, The Oklahoma Sooners, and The Florida Gators and Over 30 Other Scholarship Offers For Still Another Absolute Super Defensive Edge Rush End or Outside Linebacker Freak.

Sherman, Along With Super Running Back Freak, Kendall Milton, Were Two of The National Leaders for The Georgia Bulldog Recruiting Class. Sherman, Along With Milton, Committed in July and They Never Wavered.

Sherman (6-3, 234, 4.51, 36, 4.32, 122) Missed Most of His Junior Season, With a Torn ACL, But He Was Incredible As a Sophomore As He Recorded 51 Tackles, Including an Unbelievably Amazing 18 Tackles For a Loss, 7 Quarterback Sacks, 2 Pass Breakups, 1 Forced Fumble, and 1 Interception.

Sherman is Tremendously Highly-Thought-Of by All of The Entire College Football Scouts, But he Also Has The Great Potential To Also Be One of The Top 5 or 10 players in The 2020 Recruiting Class. There is Also a Strong Case That He is The Most Versatile Edge Rush End and Outside Linebacker Prospect That The Georgia Bulldogs Have Ever Signed Under Georgia Bulldogs Football Coach Kirby Smart and The Bulldogs Have Gotten Some Really Great Ones. He is a Very Strong Edge-Rusher Who Can Play In Space and He Could Slide Inside and Help There Also. 

Although This Defensive Edge Rush End Freak Was Slowed by a Really Tough Knee Injury as a Junior, Sherman Was Clocking Routine Low Laser 4.5’s in The Forty. Then, In The 2018 Opening Finals Camp, After His Sophomore Season, Sherman Ran a Forty in The 4.5 Range in One of “The Fastest Man” Heats, as a 225-Pound Linebacker.

This Defensive Edge Rush End Freak, Chris Braswell (6-3, 220, 4.52, 36, 4.09, 126) Is A Very Hard-Nosed and Incredibly Quick Off-The-Line Edge-Pass Rusher, But Braswell (#8) Is Also An Incredible All-Around Defensive Player and He Completely Disrupts The Football Game in So May Other Ways, Not Only Quarterback Sacks and Tackles For a Loss, But He Impacts The Game At So Many Other Levels.

On His Highlight Film, Brasewell is Also a Super Edge-Rushing Freak, As He Rarely Gives The Offensive Tackles, Trying To Block Him, a Chance To Get To Block Him. He Recorded So Many Quarterback Sacks and Tackles For a Loss, I Was Really Impressed, But They Still Kept Coming.

This Baltimore, Maryland St. Frances Super-Star Took Official Visits The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Georgia Bulldogs, and The Ohio State Buckeyes, But on His Official Visit To Alabama For The Iron Bowl Sealed The Deal for The Alabama Crimson Tide.

“It’s The Alabama Crimson Tide Dynasty,” Braswell said. “I Feel Like I Will Completely Fit-In To Their System Very Well and I Love Their School. I Got To See Their Great Atmosphere, Their Great Crowd, and Everything On That Weekend. It was Electrifying. I loved it.”

“I’m Pretty Sure I Will Be Playing Outside Linebacker or The Edge Position,” he said. “That’s the Expectation. In the Game I Saw The Outside Linebackers Were Flying Around, All Over The Field, Rushing the Quarterback, and Also Dropping Into Coverage, Just Like I Also Do!”

Braswell Will Use His Incredible Athleticism Which Allows Him To Be Able To play in Space, Bringing The Great Versatility that is Required For The Edge-Rusher in The Alabama Crimson Tide Defensive Scheme.

Chris Braswell Was a 5-Star Rated Recruit and Was a Top One or Two Rated Edge-Rush Defensive End/Outside Linebacker. Braswell Was Also Selected To Play in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game on Thursday January 2, 2020 in Orlando, Florida.

When The LSU Tigers Got a Verbal Commitment From “5-Star” Tight End Arik Gilbert Out of Marietta High School in Georgia, Under-Rated “4-Star” EDGE RUSH End B.J. Ojulari Committed Four Days Later and The LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron Was Ecstatic To Get Both Fabulous Players.

Super Edge Rush End B.J. Ojulari (In Photo) Is a Really Good Friend of Super Tight End Arik Gilbert, Who Shocked The Recruiting World by Committing-To and Signing-With The LSU Tigers on National Signing Day. Ojulari (6-3, 229, 4.56, 42, 4.36, 126) Had Been Committed to The Tennessee Vols Since August 16, 2018, But He Had Reopened his Recruiting On Sunday after The LSU Tigers 23-20 Victory Over The Auburn Tigers.

Super Freak B.J. Ojulari Was an Under-Rated and Under-Ranked “4-Star Player” as The #51 Overall Player in The Country and #3 Edge Rush Defensive End in The Country in The 2020 Recruiting Class, But He Was An Absolute Nightmare for All of The Opposing Offenses in 2019 and in That 2019 Season, Ojulari Recorded An Incredible 130 Tackles, of Which An Even More Incredible 41 Tackles Were For a Loss, and 19 Quarterback Sacks for The 7A Georgia State Football Championship Team. I’m Sorry Folks, But This Obviously Sounds Like a Clear-Cut “5-Star Rated” Player.

B.J. Ojulari is Already Enrolled in LSU Classes and He Has Already Been Very Impressive Among The LSU Tiger Coaches and Other Members of The Athletic Staff. At 6-3 and 229 Pounds, Ojulari is a “Real Total Freak” With His Incredible Measurables In His Testing, Including an Eye-Popping 42-Inch Vertical Jump, Which is What Super Wide Receivers and Super Cornerbacks Might Be Able To Record. With This Kind of Quickness and Athletic Ability, Ojulari Will Join His Good Friend, Gilbert at Tight End, on The Opposite Side of The Football, at EDGE RUSH End in 2020 For The LSU Tigers Football Team 

Also, on His Highlight Film, Ojulari is a Freak, Just Like His Good Friend Gilbert. Gilbert Can Not Be Tackled When He Has The Football in His Hands and Ojulari Can Not Be Blocked When He is Trying To Make The Tackle.

Ojulari is Another Incredible Player That Should Have Been a “Five-Star” Rating, Because He and Fellow LSU Signee Phillip Webb Are The Very Best Edge Rushing End Prospects in The Country. Ojulari is an Another Early Enrollee and He Will Have a Distinct Early Edge of Starting at Either EDGE-RUSH End or Outside Linebacker. Ojulari is a A Freaky Athlete Who Recorded Huge Numbers at Marietta and Would Have Been at Full-Speed During LSU Spring Training.

After a Couple of Practices, Before LSU Spring Training Was Cancelled, Ojulari Was an Incredible Stand-Out and Coach Orgeron Had Already Placed Some Really Outstanding Expectations on Him. “Ojulari Is a Future All-American Football Player,” Said LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron. 

“He Is Just so Athletic. Today in Pass Rush Drills, Ojulari Had Two Wins Against The First Team Offensive Team. He Came-Up and Under. He Is Very Strong, Mature, and a Hard-Worker. He Just Has all The Makings of Being a Really Great EDGE RUSH End and He Is Perfect for Our New 4-3.Defense.”

The Alabama Crimson Tide Offensive and Defensive Scheme, Had a Slightly Disappointing Season in 2019, as They Actually Lost Two College Football Games, So They Went-Out and Put Together Another One of Their Incredible Alabama Recruiting Classes.

As Alabama Signed Another One of Their Top Recruiting Classes in 2020; Their Top Priority Was to Improve Their Front Four, and Including Their Three Linebackers. This Alabama Crimson Tide Recruiting Class, Included The #1 Linebacker Recruiting Class in The Country, Including Three EDGE-RUSHERS Which Included Will Anderson (#28), Chris Braswell, and Drew Sanders, and With An Incredible and Unbelievable 5-Star Rating By All of The Various Recruiting Services. All Three Freaky Athletes Are Listed as Linebackers on The Alabama 2020 Spring Roster, But Anderson and Braswell Are More Likely To Play EDGE-RUSH End, While Sanders Could Play Any Number of Other Positions as He is Listed as an Athlete.

“We Really Like That Group of Guys,” Said Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban. There Were Other Guys That We Recruited Who Are No Longer in Our Program and They Created a Great Need at Their Position, and We Are Really Pleased with the players that we Now Have at That Position.”

Anderson Was Selected To Play in The All-American Bowl Game in San Antonio, Texas. He Also Earned The Georgia First Team All-State Team in 2019 and The Georgia First Team All-State Team From The Atlanta Journal – Constitution in 2019 After Being Selected as The 2018 All-County Defensive Player of The Year in 2018.

A Senior, in 2019, Anderson Was Also Selected to The Atlanta Journal “Super 11” After Recording 22 Quarterback Sacks and 15 Tackles For a Loss. Anderson Led His Dutchtown Team on Defense That Allowed Only 7.7 Points Per Game.

In a Football Game in Which Statistics Count The Most, Coaches, Players, and Fans in The Stands Are Always Looking To The Player Wearing Jersey #28 and it Has Been: William Anderson, But As An Alabama Crimson Tide EDGE RUSHER, William Anderson Jr. Will Be Wearing #31.

“The Main Quality I bring to My Game is Being Physical and Destroying The Person in Front of me,” Anderson said. As An Edge Rush Defensive End, he said he “Loves Sacking” Opponents, Targeting Them Way Ahead of The Game by Watching Their Own Game Films.”

“What I like Best About Football is how it helps You Become a Better Man and Builds on Your Character,” Anderson said.

Dutchtown Head Football Coach Clifford Fedd said the process is working!  “Will is a Complete Leader and He Motivates The Players,” Said Coach Fedd. “He Knows What is Supposed to be Done and how It’s Supposed to be Done and he helps make it happen all of the Time,” the coach said. “He has a Strong Desire to be good and get things done the right way.”

Will Anderson Received A Fabulous 44 Scholarship Offers, Including Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, LSU, and Ohio State Who Were The Top Five Teams in Recruiting in 2020; Plus Auburn, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Louisville, Maryland, Memphis, Miami, Michigan State, Missouri, NC State, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Purdue, South Carolina, Southern Miss, South Florida, Syracuse, Tennessee, UCF, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and North Carolina.

Off the Football Field, Anderson said he likes To Attend Church, Go Fishing and Spend time in The Community and with his Family, which Includes His Five Sisters.

Former LSU Tigers Defensive Coordinator Dave Aranda Knew Exactly Who He Wanted To-Replace K’Lavon Chaisson as His New EDGE-RUSHER and That Player Was The #1 EDGE RUSHER in The Country and That Player Was Phillip Webb (#14) of Sugar Hill Lanier High School, Georgia.

“Coach Aranda Sees Me Playing the Same Rush End Position as K’Lavon Chaisson on the Edge,” Said Phillip Webb! Webb Was Personally Recruited by Former LSU Defensive Coordinator Dave Aranda, and He Had The LSU Tigers in a Really Good Position in Moving Down The Stretch.

Phillip Webb (6-3, 227, 4.52, 36, 4.22, 118) is The #1 Edge Rush End in The Webb Family and He is Also The #1 EDGE-RUSH End on The Entire Web. Since Webb Recorded 91 Tackles, As a Senior, Including an Incredible 13 Quarterback Sacks, 24 Tackles For a Loss, 1 Interception For 20-Yard Touchdown, 1 Blocked Punt, and 1 Blocked Field Goal; You Would Think That Webb Would Be Rated a “5-Star” Rating, But No-Such Rating.

In His 3-Year Career, Webb Had 216 Tackles, Including 54 Tackles For a Loss, 26.5 Quarterback Sacks and 63 QB Hurries at Lanier; Which is Puzzling Since The Various Recruiting Services Did Not Bother “To-Rate” Him as a “5-Star” Player. On Top of These “Mind-Boggling Stats, Webb Also Received another “Mind-Boggling” 48 Scholarship Offers. I’m Sorry, But How Can The Various Recruiting Services Not Be Aware of These Incredible Stats and Not Rate a Player With 24 Tackles For a Loss, 13 Quarterback Sacks, and 48 Scholarship Offers Without a “5-Star” Rating?

Webb Made an Official Visit To Baton Rouge For The Florida Gators Game and He Was in The LSU Tiger Stadium When The LSU Tigers Were 42-28 Victorious Over The Gators and Then Moved To The #2 Spot in The AP National College Ratings. Ed Orgeron was a Really Big Draw For Webb on This Visit. “I Really Enjoyed Talking To Coach Orgeron,” Said Webb. 

After Spending An Evening in LSU Death Valley, What Did Webb Think of The Death Valley Experience? “It Was Really Different,” Webb Said. “It Was One of The Best Games That I Have Ever Seen as a Recruit, and Even as a None Recruit. I got Down There on Saturday Afternoon. I Think The LSU Fans Were Pretty Cool. They Really Like To Express Their Love For The LSU Team. It’s Pretty Different. The LSU Fans Are Just Wild. They Cheer For Their LSU Team Really Hard. They Have Good Atmospheres at Their Games and Stuff.”

Webb Received 48 Scholarship Offers Including LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, App State, Baylor, Boston College, Central Florida, Clemson, Cincinnati, Colorado, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern, Louisville, Maryland, Miami, Mercer, Michigan, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford, Syracuse, South Carolina, Temple, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, and Wisconsin. Wow!

Webb Also Played In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game in Orlando, Florida on January 2, 2020.

THE DANDY DOZEN STRONG DEFENSIVE ENDS IN 2020 RECRUITING CLASS
WITH MEARS RATINGS!

PLAYER            SCHOOL             HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
Jordan Burch, S Carolina Gamecocks (6-5, 275, 4.46, 36, 4.36, 120)       3,350
Myles Murphy, Clemson Tigers           (6-5, 275, 4.52, 34, 4.19, 122)         3,350
Alfred Collins,  Texas Longhorns          (6-5, 284, 4.92, 30, 4.42, 118)       3,338
Desmond Evans, N Carolina Tarheels (6-6, 240, 4.68, 30, 4.462, 118)   3,338
Darrion Henry-Young, Ohio State Bucks (6-4, 279, 4.72, 32, 4.52, 116)  3,328
Princely Umanmieien, Florida Gators (6-4, 265, 4.61, 36, 4.37, 126)       3,320
Jason Harris, Colorado Buffaloes          (6-7, 230, 4.68, 32, 4,38, 126)      3,316
Jah-Marien Latham, Alabama Tide       (6-3, 270, 4.98, 28, 4.82, 112)      3,315
Zykeivous Walker, Auburn Tigers           (6-4, 270, 4.62, 30, 4.42, 118)     3,314
Xavier Carlton, Utah Utes                           (6-7, 265, 4.92, 28, 4.72, 114)      3,312
Rylie Mills, Notre Dame Fighting Irish (6-5, 270, 4.72, 28, 4.44, 124)     3,312
Van Ellinger, Utah Utes                                (6-4, 255, 4.72, 32, 4.25, 124)     3,310

Jordan Burch (#7) is a Real Freaky Beast and He is The Highest-Ranked Player To-Sign With The South Carolina Gamecocks, Since Super-Star Devensive End Jadeveon Clowney, In The 2011 Recruiting Class, Who Was Ranked as The #1 Recruit For The South Carolina Gamecocks.

This Carolina Gamecocks, Signing Was Amazing, Because Although Sometimes a Super-Star Recruit Will Usually Not Want To Stray Too-Far Away From Home and in Many Cases, Not Want To Leave His Home State To-Go Play College Football. Also, Especially If Home-State Power-Five National Powerhouse Clemson Tigers Are Also Involved. 

Burch (6-5, 275, 4.46, 36, 4.36, 120) is From Columbia, South Carolina and He is Tied With Myles Murphy For The #1 Strong-Side Defensive End In The Country, and He chose The Carolina Gamecocks Over The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Clemson Tigers, The LSU Tigers, The Georgia Bulldogs, The Oklahoma Sooners, and The Oregon Ducks. Wow!

Burch is Also a Really Good Friend With The South Carolina Gamecocks Head Football Coach Will Muschamp, Because His Son, Jackson Muschamp is The Quarterback For Burch’s High School Team at Hammond.

This Guy is an Unbelievable an Incredible Two-Sport Reaky Athletic in Both Football and Basketball. He is a Longtime National AAU Basketball Player who Is Talented Enough To-Play Hoops For The Gamecocks.

In Football, He Played in a Private High School Program That wins The State Championship Every Year, and On His Highlight Film, He Was Hardly Every Blocked and Made a Quarterback Sack or a Tackle For a Loss on Almost Every Single Play. Burch Was Selected and Was Outstanding In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, in Orlando, Florida on January 2, 2020. 

As An Incredible Athlete, Burch Has The Athleticism, Flexibly, and Ability To Play Numerous Positions on The Football Field, Including EDGE-RUSH End and Inside. With His Unbelievable Speed For a Defensive Lineman, Burch  Also Flashes his Great Athleticism as a Running Back, moving with Speed and Fluidity for a Big Guy His Size.

Although Burch Received Outstanding Coaching at Hammond, he Rarely if ever, Saw College-Level Competition on a Friday Night. The Competition he Faced in The South Carolina Private School League Was Not Good. As a Result, he is a Little Undeveloped, But He Still has An Incredible High Potential and He Has The High-End Potential To-Develop Into an All Southeast Conference, All-American, and Potential NFL #1 Draft Choice.

THE FABULOUS SUPER 16 DEFENSIVE TACKLES IN 2020 RECRUITING CLASS
WITH MEARS RATINGS!

PLAYER            SCHOOL            HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS Bryan Bresee,  Clemson Tigers    (6-5, 290, 4.72, 32-5, 4.21, 122)       3,350
Jalen Carter,  Georgia Bulldogs (6-4, 301, 4.88, 31, 4.68, 110)            3,336
Demonte Capehart, Clemson Tigers (6-5, 290, 4.82, 28, 4.58, 115)    3,335
Jaquenlin Roy, LSU Tigers                   (6-4, 310, 4.88, 30, 4.66, 110)   3,330
Jacobian Guillory, LSU Tigers            (6-2, 331, 5.23, 28, 5.05, 110)     3,328
Gervon Dexter, Florida Gators           (6-6, 280. 4.68, 30, 4.72, 120)  3,326
Jacolbe Cowan, Ohio State Buckeyes (6-4, 275, 4.76, 32, 4.56, 122)  3,322
Tre Williams,  Clemson Tigers           (6-3, 308, 4.78, 31, 4.68, 116)     3,318
Vernon Broughton, Texas Longhorns (6-5, 286, 4.96, 28, 4.72, 114) 3.317
Dominic Bailey, Tennessee Vols        (6-3, 293, 4.88, 30, 4.68, 114)    3,316
Cole Brevard, Penn State Lions         (6-3, 325, 4.88, 30, 4.68, 118)    3,316
Tyler Baron, Tennessee Vols               (6-4, 255, 4.72, 32, 4.62, 126)     3,315
Patrick Jenkins, TCU Horned Frogs (6-2, 285, 4.88, 36, 4.37, 112)    3,314
Omari Thomas, Tennessee Vols         (6-4, 319, 4.86, 30, 4.62, 114)     3,313
Mckinley Jackson, Tex A&M Aggies (6-2, 327, 4.92, 28-5, 4.77, 110) 3,309
Justin Rogers, Kentucky Wildcats   (6-3, 333, 5.33, 27, 4.71, 110)      3,305

Bryan Bresee (#55) is Considered To Be One of The Top Players In The 2020 Recruiting Class, If Not The #1 College Prospect in The 2020 Recruiting Class! With The Incredible Size, Speed, Quickness, Athletic Ability, and Unbelievable Measurables (6-5, 290, 4.72, 32-5, 4.21, 122), For a Starting Position For The Clemson Tigers in The 2020 Football Season.

This Total Freak From Maryland Was a Dominating Force All The Way Through His High School Career in Making Hugh Plays at Various Positions, Including Defensive End and Defensive Tackle, as Well as at Running back and Fullback.

His Unbelievable Strength and Athleticism Will Play Regardless of His Competition, While he Still Will Be Able To-Continue To-Develop, Because of His Unique Technique and Talent To Get Into The Offensive Backfield  on Most All Occasions.

Considering The Fact That The Clemson Tigers the Tigers’ Unique Ability To Develop Incredible Defensive Linemen Prospects Before They Get Ready For The NFL Draft, Including Christian Wilkins, Dexter Lawrence and Clelin Ferrel, Bryan Bresee Will Be Able To Immediately Dominate In The ACC Conference For The Clemson Tigers.

Jalen Carter (6-4, 301, 4.88, 30, 4.68, 110) Was Ranked as The #7 Defensive Tackle in The Country, but After He Recorded 4 Bone-Crunching Tackles and Was Voted as One of The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Defensive MVP’s, Carter Was Re-Rated To The #2 Defensive Tackle. Carter Earned That 5 Star Rating, Not Only Because He Was Dominating at Defensive Tackle, but He Was Also Dominant on Offense at Offensive Guard and Offensive Tackle.

This Unbelievable Super Freak is Impossible To Block on Defense at Either Defensive End or Defensive Tackle and a Defender Trying To-Tackle Him With The Football in His Hands at Either Tight End or Fullback is Almost Virtually Impossible To Tackle. The Georgia Bulldogs Signed Another Super Freak at Tight End With Darnell Washington, but This Guy Could Become an All-American Tight End For The Georgia Bulldogs if He Were Needed To-Be.

I Have NEVER Seen Four Greater Tight Ends in The Same Recruiting Class as in This 2020 Recruiting Class, Including Arik Gilbert, Who Signed With The LSU Tigers and DT/TE Jalen Carter, TE/DE Darnell Washington, and TE/DE/OT Broderick Jones, With The Georgia Bulldogs.

Clemson Tigers Super-Star Defensive Lineman Demonte Capehart (In Photo), (6-5, 290, 4.82, 28, 4.58, 115); Along With Bryan Bresee (6-5, 290, 4.72, 32-5, 4.21, 122) and Myles Murphy  (6-5, 275, 4.52, 34, 4.19, 122), Will Undoubtedly Keep The Clemson Tigers From Giving-Up Very Many Points In The ACC Conference in The Next Three Years Before All Three of Them Contemplate Declaring For The 2023 NFL Draft. 

The Clemson Tigers Locked-Up An Unbelievable Three 5-Star Defensive Tackles in Bryan Bresee, Myles Murphy, and Demonte Capehart; and All of Them Are Unbelievably Super Freaky Monsters. What Is Even More Shocking is That They All Three of Them Can Play Inside or Outside at Strong Defensive End or Strong Defensive Tackle.

Capehart is From Hartsville, South Carolina and He Committed to The Clemson Tigers Football Program Back in June and He Has Been A 100 Percent Clemson Tiger Ever Since That Time Period.

Capehart Played in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game on January 2, 2020 in Orlando, Florida. He Made Some Astonishing Improvements in His 2019 Senior Football Season After Transferring To The IMG Academy, in Florida After Spending Three Years at Hartsville High School in South Carolina. Capehart Also Participated in The 2019 Opening in Frisco, Texas, and Was Outstanding in The Summer of 2019.

Capehart is Unbelievably Super Quick Off The Line of Scrimmage and is is Also Super Quick Into Getting To The Quarterback or Ball-Carrier. He is Not Another Dexter Lawrence, but He Also is Not Another Super EDGE-RUSHER, Like Myles Murphy.

Capehart Was Rated The Second Best Player in South Carolina By The Prep Star and Also By The Charlotte Observer. Capehart Was Also Named To The Postseason Sports Illustrated All-American First Team.

The Clemson Tigers Have Some Depth in 2020 at Defensive Tackle with everyone in The Three-Deep Depth Chart Set to return, But Capehart is Still Set, But Along With Bresee and Murphy Will Sill Have Every Opportunity To Compete for Playing Time.

At The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Defensive Tackle Jaquelin Roy (#78) Was One of The Most Impressive Defensive Lineman For The Whole Week in Practice and Then Also in The All-American Bowl Game, as Several Various Recruiting Services Were Very Impressed With Roy, Especially on The First Day of Practice as He Was Really Dominant. 

The Baton Rouge University Lab Product, Jaquelin Roy Faxed His Signed National Letter of Intent To Play For The LSU Tigers, on Wednesday Morning of National Signing Day. This Super Freak Defensive Lineman is Ranked 4th or 5th Best Defensive Lineman in The Country and He Ranks as One of The Top Two or Three Top Players in The State of Louisiana.

On His Highlight Film, Roy is Another Unbelievable Super Freak, Who is Rarely Blocked. In Fact, His Incredible Speed and Quickness Might Be The Best in The Country For a 310-Pound Defensive Lineman. On Numerous Plays, Roy Has Already Raced Past The Offensive Lineman That’s Assignment is To-Block Him. There Were Also a Number of Plays That Roy Was Already in The Backfield, Before The Quarterback Could Make The Hand-Off.

Several of The Recruiting Service Guys Have Indicated That Jaquelin Roy Would Make a Great Edge Rush End Even At 310-Pounds and Amazing as It Sounds For a 310-Pounder, Roy Could Definitely Become a Defensive Tackle, a Strong Defensive End, or an Edge Rush End. The Main Thing To Remember and Take into Consideration is That The Two Outside Linebacker and Edge Rush End Super Freaks, B.J. Ojulari and Phillip Webb Are Also Available For The Edge Rush End Position. Also, Do Not Forget That The LSU Tigers Are Moving From a 3-4 Defense To a 4-3 Defense and The Extra Defensive Tackle Will Be Needed in The LSU Tigers Lineup.

Although Roy Can Play any Number of Positions on The Defensive line, It Will Be Difficult To Bet Where He Will End-Up Playing, But We Will Know a Lot More After LSU Spring Training. Always Keep in Mind, However, That It Is Tough to bet Against Where Roy Will Play, But Remember That The Tigers Lost Defensive Linemen Rashard Lawrence and Breiden Fehoko.

Roy (6-4, 310, 4.88, 30, 4.66, 110) Might Have The Quickest Hands and Best Agility of Any Other Defensive Lineman in The Country and His Explosive Quick-Start Off The Snap on The Line-Of-Scrimmage was Unbelievably Really Evident in One of His Football Camps One-On-One Competition, That He Attended, When He Won Several Rounds With Some Various Top-Rated Offensive Linemen.

In One Camp, Clemson Super OT Signee, Walker Parks, Was One of The Most Athletic Offensive Linemen in Attendance and Roy, With His Quick Hands and Advanced Technical Skills Was Highly Impressive Against Him, To All of The Scouts, as He Was Able To Get Past Parks and The Other Offensive Linemen and Into The Backfield Before They Could Get-Out of Their Stance.

Roy Had Over 30 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Colorado, Texas A&M, Texas, Tulane, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, ULL, Houston, LAT, Miami, Miss State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

At One Super Combine, Roy Was Clocked With an Outstanding 4.88 Forty, Another Outstanding 4.66 in The Pro-Shuttle, and a 30-Inch Vertical Jump,  But If You Look At His Highlight Film, You Will Be Convinced That He can Run Even Faster Than Those Times. In His Highlight Films, Roy Demonstrates a Super Freaky Speed and Quickness, To Freakishly Get Past The Offensive Linemen In Front of Him and On His Way in Making The Tackle Before The Offensive Lineman Can Get Out of His Stance. Roy Now Has His Sights Set On Playing as an LSU Tigers True Freshman Starter. He Definitely Has NFL Potential and an Early Round 2023 NFL Draft Choice.

Jacobian Guillory, With His LSU Tiger Head Coach Ed Orgeron, Is Not Only One of The Most Talented Defensive Linemen in The Country, In The LSU Tigers 2020 Recruiting Class, But He is Also a National Championship Power-Lifter With Freaky and Insane Strength. Guillory Also Does Much More Than “To-Devour” Would-Be Offensive Lineman Blockers, Trying To-Keep Him From The Quarterback or Running Back.

His Incredible Potential is Awesome And Most Scouts and Coaches Think That Guillory Is Getting Ready For A Huge LSU Tigers Career in Baton Rouge. The LSU Tiger Coaches Have Very High Expectations For All Four LSU Tiger Defensive Tackles, Including 2020 Incoming Recruits; DT Guillory, DT Jaquelin Roy, DT Eric Taylor, and Junior College Super-Star Strong-Side DE Ali Gaye and They All Will See Playing Time in 2020. My Bet is That One or Two of Them Will Become 2020 Starters.

On That One Weekend in 2019, The 2019 USA Power-Lifting High School National Championships Were Held in Alexandria, Louisiana, Bringing-In  High School Power-Lifters From All Over The Country To-Compete Against The Best in The Country. And New LSU Tiger Football Player, Jacobian Guillory, Answered The Challenge and Became The 2019 USA National Championship Power-Lifter.

The Alexandria Boy’s Team Captured The 2019 USA National Championship During The Four-Day Competition and Were Led By Their Leader Guillory, Who Squatted an Incredible and Unbelievable Meet-Best 740-Pound Power-Lift. He Missed on His Second Attempt at 780-Pounds, But He Bettered His 700-Pound Power-Lift From Last Year.

Guillory Also Put Together Some Other Mind-Boggling Bests, Including a 370-Pound Bench Press and a 625-Pound Dead-Lift. Guillory is Now a Two-Time  USA National Championship Power-Lifter, and is Also a Multi State Champion in The Super Heavyweight Power-Lifting Division. He Is Now a Part of Three National Championships at ASH at Alexandria.

After Defeating The Alabama Crimson Tide In a Convincing 46-41 Game, The LSU Tiger Coaches Were Able To Convince Super Defensive Tackle Jacobian Guillory to Verbally Commit to The Tigers. This Was a Major, Key Recruit For The LSU Tiger Coaching Staff.

The Huge 6-2 and 331-Pound Guillory is Ranked as One of The Top Defensive Tackles in The Country and He is Obviously an “Under-Rated” Defensive Tackle In The Class of 2020. While it Will Never Be Known or Totally Forgotten, But Guillory Attended High School in The LSU Tiger Backyard.

The LSU Tiger Coaches and The Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban Were Always Considered The Two Favorites and Front-Runners For The Services of Defensive Tackle Jacobian Guillory!

The Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban Wanted Jacobian Guillory and He Wanted Him Really Bad. Why Do You Think That Coach Saban Recruited Him Really Hard, and it Was Because He Really Needed Him on His Alabama Crimson Tide Defensive Line, But After Watching The LSU Tiger Have Their Way in Tuscaloosa, it Seemed That Playing For The Team In His Own Backyard Was Simply Too Much To Overcome.

The “Under-Rated” Guillory Was Highly Impressive At The All-American Bowl Game Practices and Also in The All-American Bowl Game In San Antonio. He Was So Impressive, One Of The Various Recruiting Service Did a Great Job of “The Re-Evaluating” and “Re-Rating” of Guillory To A #68 Rated Player In The Country.

I Watched The Highlights of The All-American Bowl Game, and Guillory Was Incredible. Guillory Was Not Listed in The Offensive East Team Box Score, But He Was in On Almost Every Single Play, Causing Great Havoc For The All-American East Team Quarterback. Guillory Led An All-American West Team Defensive Team Unit That Only Allowed 45-Yards Rushing on 21 Carries.

The New LSU Offensive Players Are Unbelievably Incredible! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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 THE TOP 9 LSU TIGER OFFENSIVE PLAYERS ARE INCREDIBLE!
By Super Scout Max Emfinger

 

NATIONAL SIGNING DAY
OVERVIEW

The National Signing Day Picture Has Been Dramatically and Drastically Changed in The Last Few Years. Forty Years Ago, When I Was Completely and Totally Involved in The National Signing Day Event, The First Tuesday in February Was National Signing Day. They Later Changed it To Wednesday, but This Day Was Designed To Give The BCS College Football Teams To-Be Able To Sign All of Their Players That Would Be Able To Help Their BCS Team To Win The National Championship. This National Signing Day Was Designed To-Shape All BCS College Programs.

Although They Changed The National Signing Day To The First Wednesday in February, It Still Was The Day When All of The BCS College Programs and Teams Were Shaped. Now, However, This National Signing Day Program Has Been Altered Dramatically, as This First Wednesday is a Day For Allowing Their Early Signees in December To-Sign Their Letter of Intent.

In Over 45-Years of Covering The National Signing Day, I Have Never Seen The #1 Team So Close Between The Georgia Bulldogs, The LSU Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Clemson Tigers, and The Ohio State Buckeyes.

LSU TIGERS TOP 20 NEW RECRUITS
9 Players on Offense/11 on Defense

This Incredible Georgia Athletic Tight End and Defensive End Arik Gilbert (#2} Might Be The Greatest Tight End in The Country, on Any Level, as He Caught an Unbelievable and Incredible 102 Passes For 1,735-Yards and 14 Touchdowns and Led His Marietta, Georgia High School Football Team To a 13-2 Record and The 2019 Georgia 7A State Championship. Arik Gilbert Was Honored By Gatorade as Not Only The 2019-2020 Georgia Gatorade Player of The Year; But Also The 2019-2020 National Gatorade Player of The Year, as The Very Best of The Best Athletes in The Country.

On One Friday Night, This 6-Foot-6, 255-Pound Tight End Made 15 Pass-Catches For 295-Yards and Five Touchdowns, as He Raised His Play at Receiver After an SEC-Bound Teammate Was Injured and Had To-Leave The Game. As a Junior, Gilbert Recorded 88 Pass-Catches, 64 Tackles, and Forced 2 Fumbles; While Playing Both Ways. He is Possibly The Only Athlete in History To-Make 88 Pass-Catches; While Playing Defense Inside The Box.

Oh Yeah! Arik Gilbert Has Also Been Compared To Former NFL #1 Draft Choice DE Jadeveon Clowney (6-5, 255, 4.41) of The Houston Texans and Currently With The Seattle Seahawks; and Gilbert Also Could Become a #1 DE Draft Choice, as Well as Becoming a #1 TE Draft Choice. This Guy is a “Real Super Freak” As He Is a Ready-For-College Prospect With The Unbelievably Rare Combination of Size, Speed, and Incredible Athleticism. He was Also Incredibly Productive at Marietta High School and He Will Also Be a Nightmare Mismatch For SEC Defenders Trying To Tackle Him When He Catches The Football At a Flex Tight End For The LSU Tigers.

Gilbert Will Miss The LSU Tigers Potential Spring Training Camp Practices as He Recovers From a Shoulder Surgery, But With a Strong Summer and Excellent Fall Camp Practice, He Will be Ready For An Immediate Impact.

Gilbert (#5) Chose The LSU Tigers Over College Football Powerhouse Team And Was Allured To The Tigers With Their Record-Setting Offensive Performance in 2019. “Arik Gilbert  Will Fit Into Our System at Tight End, But He Can Also Play The X and Z Positions at Wide Receive Like Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson Played Last Season,” Said Coach Ed Orgeron.

With Super-Star Tight End Thaddeus Moss Gone To The NFL, The LSU Tigers Will Find a Way To Replace Their LSU Tigers Single-Season Record-Holder  For Pass-Catches By a Tight End. Ironically, Arik Gilbert, Who Is The Highest Ranked Tight End In High School History Is Already On The LSU Campus As an LSU Early-Enrollee and He Is The LSU Projected Starting Tight End. Gilbert Will Often Be a Flex Tight End, As The LSU Tigers Coaching Staff Finds Various Ways To-Create Mismatches.

The 2019-2020 BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, By THE LSU TIGERS, Enabled The Tigers To-Sign The #1 Tight End In The Country in Arik Gilbert; The #1 Cornerback In The Country in Elias Ricks; The #1 All-Purpose Wide Receiver In The Country in Kayshon Boutte (#1) and Two of The Very Best Edge Rush Ends In The Country in B.J. Ojulari and Phillip Webb.

In Fact, The Situation On Offense For The LSU Tigers is Phenomenal, Because If You Combine Arik Gilbert and Kayshon Boutte With The All-American Fred Biletnikoff Award Winner Ja’Marr Chase and Terrance Marshall; Who Are The Defenders That Are Going To Cover Them? Also Keep In-Mind That It is Virtually Impossible For Opposing Defenses To-Cover Any One of These Four Incredible Athletes!

The Big Question For Boutte, Going Into The National Signing Day Was if He Would Keep His Verbal Commitment to The LSU Tigers or go to The Alabama Crimson Tide Instead, But He Kept His Verbal Which Was Never In Doubt. “I Knew That The LSU Tigers Was The Best For Me and I Always Knew That LSU Was Where I Wanted To-Go and Where I Belonged,” Said Boutte.

“Kayshon is a Special Talent and a Special Kid,” said New Iberia Westgate Head Coach Ryan Antoine. “When He Came into Our Program Four Years Ago, We Sat Down With His Parents. We Had a Dream and a Vision of what he Could Become and It Was Phenomenal For Him To Surpass All Of Those Dreams. It’s Special For Him and Our Program and I’m Excited for Him.”

“When Kayshon Got to This Team, We Were 0-10,” Coach Antoine said. “To Leave as a Senior Having The Most Victories in School History, a Districh Championship, a Quarterfinal Game and Participating in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game. I’m going to say That Kayshon Is The Best Athlete That has Ever Come-Out of New Iberia, but Definitely Westgate High School.”

“The Crazy Part About Kayshon is that He is Only 17-Years Old. I think He Is Just Scratching The Surface of how Good He Can Be. I Think He Has Already Been Compared To Both Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry.”

In a Friday Night Game Against Teurlings Catholic, Boutte Was Incredible and Unstoppable as He Recorded Over 300-Yards of Total Offense and 5 Touchdowns. The Rebels Could Not Even Slow Him Down, No Matter Where He Lined-Up, as He Rushed For 3 Touchdowns, Had 1 Pass-Catch For Another Touchdown, and Returned a Kickoff 97-Yards For Another Touchdown. Boutte Did Most of his Damage on the Ground, as He Rushed For 235-Yards, as He Rushed For Over 50-Yards on All Three Touchdowns, But He Also Returned The Kickoff 97-Yards For Another Touchdown in The 52-25 Victory.

As a Senior, Boutte Rushed For 874-Yards on 71 Carries and Twelve  Touchdowns; While Catching 47 Passes For 1,005-Yards and 15 More Touchdowns. On Kickoffs, Boutte Returned Kickoffs For 282-Yards and Two Touchdowns and He Returned Nine Punt Returns For Another 198-Yards and One More Touchdown; Giving Him 2,359-Yards of Total Offense and 30 Touchdowns and an 18.3-Yards Per Touch.

The LSU Tigers Signed Even Another Incredible Player Who Is Highly Under-Rated By The Various Recruiting Services and It Is Really Amazing, Because He is A Super Freak, and One of The Greatest Running Backs That I Have Ever Seen on His Highlight Film. This Spectacular Player is an Incredible, Speedy Track-Star and Running Back From Lancaster, Texas Named  Kevontre “Tre” Bradford (#2).

On His Unbelievable Highlight Film, I Was Astonished With All Of His Long Touchdown Runs. There Were So Many, I Could Not Even Count Them All and Every One of His Long Touchdown Runs Were Basically Untouched.

His First Touchdown Was a 68-Yard Run, Untouched, Straight “Up-The-Middle” Against Independence High School. On His Second Highlight Film. Bradford Raced Around Left-End and Beat All of The Defenders To The Sideline, and Then Raced 70-Yards, Untouched Down-The-Left-Sideline For The Touchdown. Then, On His Third Play, He Took a Quick-Handoff, and Again Raced “Up-The-Middle” Untouched For a 51-Yard Touchdown, Against The Colony High School. Have You Heard Enough?

I Won’t Detail The Next Long Touchdown Runs, but They All Were Untouched Touchdown Runs and They Included 80-Yards, 90-Yards, 55-Yards, 75 Yards, Two 55-Yards, Another 75-Yarder, and Another 50-Yarder. On Top of All of These Incredible Plays, Bradford Also Lined-Up At Wide Receiver In The Left Flat, Ran a Quick Slant, and Caught a Pass “Up-The-Middle” Untouched For 55-Yards, and In The Right Flat, Caught a Quick Pass and Raced 30-Yards For a Touchdown, and Still Another In The Right Flat and Raced Another 65-Yards Down The Right Sideline, Untouched, Into The End-Zone. Folks! That is 10 Long Touchdown Runs and 3 Pass-Catches For Touchdowns. Nuff Said!

This Guy Had Over 30 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Arizona, Arkansas, Baylor, Colorado, Florida State, Houston, Illinois, Illinois State, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas State, ULL, Missouri, Morgan State, Nebraska, North Texas, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, SMU, Syracuse, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, Southern Cal, and Utah.

“Tre” Bradford is an Unbelievable Real Total Freak, and I Am Sorry, But There is Absolutely No-Way That This Guy is Not a Five-Star Rating by The Various Recruiting Services. On My MEARS RATING SYSTEM, Bradford Rates Off Of The Charts and Since He is A Great Receiver, He Also Could Become a Potential Slot-Receiver. All His Measurable Are Below The Running Back and Wide Receiver Standards, Giving Him Maximum Points in Every Measurable.

Bradford Was Also a Track Super-Star and He Used His Great Track Speed For Several Track Records. He Helped Lead His Lancaster Track Team To The Texas State Track Meet in Both The 4 x 100 Relay and The 4 x 400 Relay. His 4 x 400 Relay Broke a School Record With an Incredible 3:20.11 Clocking. Using His Spectacular Track Speed Enabled Bradford To-Be Able To Score on Every Single Play as He Used His “Top-End-Speed” as an Incredible  Difference-Maker.

After Reviewing These Two Super Freak Tight Ends, Two Super Freak Wide Receivers, and a Running Back Super Freak, All of You “Hardcore” LSU Tiger Fans Need To-Start Gearing-Up and Getting Prepared For At Least One and Maybe Two of The Most Impressive and Most Talented Quarterbacks Staring-At Being The LSU Tigers Starting Quarterback as a True Sophomore, as Super Southpaw Max Johnson (#14) and Gigantic Giant T.J. Finley Are Those Two Super Freshman Quarterbacks, at This Point.

The Southpaw Quarterback Max Johnson and Super-Star Tight End Kole Taylor Reported to The LSU Tigers Campus On Thursday, January 2, According To LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron. Johnson (6-4, 211) From Watkinsville Oconee County, Georgia, and Cole Taylor (6-7, 232) From Grand Junction, Colorado Joined Giant Quarterback T.J. Finley (6-6, 257) From Ponchatoula, Louisiana, Who Had Already Enrolled Two Weeks Earlier.

There Have Only Been Six NFL Players In History To Complete At Least 60% of Their Passes For 13 Straight Seasons and Five of Them Are Obvious, Including Tom Brady, Dree Brees, Peyton Manning, Phillip Rivers, and Aaron Rodgers. The Sixth NFL Quarterback is The Dad of Max Johnson, Brad Johnson, Who Was The Very First Quarterback To Accomplish This Incredible Feat Between 1995 and 2007. Brad Johnson Also Played in Two NFL Pro Bowls With The Washington Redskins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Brad Johnson Also Led The Bucs To The Super Bowl XXXVII Championship and Played For The Minnesota Vikings and The Dallas Cowboys.

And Why is This Important To The LSU Tiger Fans and The Answer is That Brad Johnson Has Been Max Johnson’s Coach For 18 Years and It Is Safe To Conclude That Coach Brad Johnson Knows How To Make His Son Highly Successful as a Signal-Caller, and Has Prepared Him To Compete For The Heisman Trophy Award.

Every Football Fan in America Realizes That The Most Important Asset in Competing For is Being in The Right Passing Offensive System and Everyone, Including Both Max and Brad Johnson Are Fully Aware That The LSU Passing Offense is The Most Perfect Offense To Win The Heisman Trophy Award.

The LSU Passing Offensive Staff Has Had Their Eyes Set on Max Johnson and T.J. Finley For Nearly Two Years. Then, on Wednesday of Early Signing Day, Max Johnson Committed to Both LSU Offensive Coordinator Steve Ensminger and LSU Head Coach Ed Orgeron.

“Max Did Not Want To-Go to The Florida State Seminoles, Because of Me,” Said Brad Johnson, Who Played For The Seminoles From 1988-1991. Max is Also The Nephew of Former Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Mark Richt and Also Head Football Coach of The Miami Hurricanes.”

In addition to The LSU Tigers, Johnson Received Scholarship Offers From Florida State, Georgia, Miami, Auburn, Georgia, Michigan, Michigan State, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Wisconsin.  

Max Johnson Had an Incredible Senior Season at Watkinsville Oconee County High School as He Recorded 157 Completions For 2,143-Yards with a 66% Completion Percentage Rate, and 30 Touchdown Passes. Johnson Also Scored 7 Rushing Touchdowns.

With His Tremendous Senior Season, Johnson Was Awarded The Georgia Region 8-AAAA Player of The Year Award. For His High School Career, He Passed For 5,140-Yards and 47 Touchdowns, With 14 Rushing Touchdowns, and Led His Warriors (13-2) To Their First 10 Plus Win Season Since 2001, Won The Regional Championship, and Hosted Their First Ever Playoff Game.

Brad Johnson Family: Nikki, Max, Brad, and Jake Johnson.

His Younger Brother, Jake Johnson, Was Also Named to The Georgia Athletic Coaching Association 4A All-State Team And Already Has Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Auburn, Georgia, East Carolina, FSU, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, Oklahoma, Penn State, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, and Wisconsin.

Max Johnson (6-4, 211, 4.62, 32-5, 4.4, 116) is a Super Southpaw Gunslinging  Freak Who Was Ranked By The Various Recruiting Services as The #5 Pocket Passing Quarterback in The Country, But Then Only Gave Him a 4-Star Rating, Which Makes Absolutely No Sense at All and Then They Never Re-Evaluated or Re-Rated Him. As You Can See, Johnson Has Tremendous Size and Incredible Quickness and on His Highlight Film, He Demonstrates Incredible Arm-Strength, A Quick Release, and Unbelievable Accuracy. He Also Possesses a Great Touch on The Ball, Great Footwork, A Great Pocket-Presence, and He is Extremely Accurate, Passing on The Run. Nuff Said.

Super Quarterback T.J. Finley (#11) of Ponchatoula, Louisiana Was The First Commitment For The LSU Tigers Head Coach, Ed Orgeron in The 2020 Recruiting Class and T.J. Finley is Also The Very First Member of This Incredible LSU Tigers Signing Class To-Suit-Up With The LSU Tigers on Their Practice Field.

In 2020, On Wednesday Morning Of December 18, on The Early National Signing Day Period In Front of a Packed Ponchatoula High School Library and a Live Local Television Audience, T.J. Finley Signed His 2020 National Letters of Intent To Play for The LSU Tigers Next Season.

In Getting a Huge-Jump on Everyone Else, This Massive, Monster Named T.J. Finley (6-6, 257, 4.72, 32, 4.46, 116) Will Get To Watch and Learn From The Heisman Trophy Award Winning Quarterback Joe Burrow as a Senior For Several Weeks During Spring Training and Spring Drills. 

Finley Also Was on The LSU Tigers Practice Field and Taking Part in The LSU Tigers Bowl Game Practices Ever Since The Very First Day After He Signed His National Letters of Intent.

Ever Since That First Day That He Attended The LSU Tigers Bowl Game Practices, And Taking Part in The Drills, Various LSU Tiger Coaching Staff and Fans Have Been Unbelievably Very Impressed With His Tremendous Strength, Tremendous Passing Skills, and Also The Way That The Football Jumps Out of His Hand.

Coach Orgeron and Offensive Coordinator Steve Ensminger Used This Early Period To Acclimate Finley to The Speed of The LSU Practices, So That He Would Be Ready When Spring Training Began in March.

Finley Was The Top Quarterback in The State of Louisiana in 2019 and As a Senior, He Completed 173 Passes Out of 305 Attempts For 2,838-Yards and 22 Touchdowns. Finley Also Rushed For Another 8 Touchdowns and Was Named as The First Team All-District 6-5A Quarterback. Finley Also Demonstrated a Tremendous Accuracy at The All-American Bowl National Combine and He Was Also a Standout in The All-American 7-on7 Bowl Game With Some Outstanding Throws.

As a Junior, Finley Passed for 2,736-Yards and 23 Touchdown Passes and 5 Rushing Touchdowns, Giving Him 28 Total Touchdowns. Finley Finished His Three-Year Varsity Career and Three-Year Starting Quarterback With 7,357-Yards of Total Offense and 58 Touchdowns. Finley Was Coached at Ponchatoula High School By One of My Old Coaching Friends, Hank Tierney.

One Day Finley Was a Ponchatoula High School Senior and The Next Day He Was an  LSU Tiger Quarterback. Finley Competed Immediately With Fellow LSU Tiger Early Freshman Quarterback, Max Johnson, and They Both Are Facing The Possibility of Succeeding Joe Burrow as The LSU Tigers Best Starting Quarterback in LSU Tiger History.

How Similar and Ironic is The Second Game of The #1 Quarterback in The State of Louisiana, T.J. Finley, as a Junior and The Last Two Games of The Heisman Trophy Award Winning Quarterback Joe Burrow as a Senior? Well Then, You Be The Judge!

Burrow (#9) Matched These Incredible and Mind-Boggling Stats in His Last Two Games of When He Completed 29 of 39 Passes For 493-Yards and 7 Touchdown Passes and 5 Rushes For Another 21-Yards and 1 Touchdown, Giving Him 514-Yards of Total Offense and 8 Touchdowns in The Oklahoma Sooners Victory. And Then Against The Clemson Tigers, For The National Championship, Burrow Completed 31 of 49 Passes For 463-Yards and 5 More Touchdowns and He Also Rushed 14 Times For Another 58-Yards and Another Touchdown, Giving Him 521-Yards of Total Offense and 6 Touchdowns In The National Championship Game. Oh Yes! In Those Two Games, Burrow Passed For 956-Yards, Had 12 Touchdowns Passes, Rushed For 79-Yards, and Was Responsible For 1,035-Yards and 14 Touchdowns. 

On September 7, 2018, Finley, as a Junior, Completed An Astonishing 20 of 36 Passes For an Incredible and Mind-Boggling 639-Yards Passing and 7 Touchdowns and He Also Rushed For Another 15-Yards and 2 More Touchdowns. You Would Think That This Was Enough, But Finley Also Caught The Winning Two-Point Conversion, Giving Him 657-Yards of Total Offense and Accountable For 56-Points Scored in a 64-63 Victory Over Denham Springs. For This Unbelievable Game, Finley Was Awarded The National Player of The Week Award By The Baton Rouge WAFB Sportsline and The Max Preps Sports Scouting Service.

“Coach Tierney Came Down From The Press-Box and Told Me About My Many Stats and Stuff. I Was Just More Focused On Helping My Teammates To-Get in Position To-Win The Game Other Than Worrying About My Personal Stats and Stuff. I Really Did Not Realize All That Until After The Game Was Over,” said Finley.

“T.J. Has a Great Football IQ and He is an Intense Competitor,” Said Head Coach Hank Tierney. “He Does Not Like To-Throw an Incomplete Pass, Much Less Lose a Football Game.”

“You have to be a Great Leader To Be a Great Quarterback,” Said Finley. “I Feel Like God Put Me in This Situation for a Reason, and I Have Been Working on my “Leadership Skills” Before I get To The Next Level, Where I Am Going to Have to Lead 18, 19, and 20-Year Olds Onto The Football Field Against Teams like Alabama and Geogia With 2 Minutes Left and Driving Them Down The Field For The Victory. They are Going To Have To Trust Me and Be Able To Believe in Me in Doing That,” Said Finley.

From Left To Right: Ponchatoula HS Assistant Football Coach Brett Vampran, Honoree, Quarterback T.J. Finley, North Oaks Athletic Trainer Nicholas Owens, and Ponchatoula HS Principal Danny Strickland.

“Ponchatoula Quarterback T.J. Finley Has Played Football for The Green Wave For Three Years and He Is a Tremendous Leader On and Off The Field,” Said Coach Vanpran. “Finley Has a 3.75 GPA and He Encourages His Teammates To Always Be On Time For Practice and Strive To Be The Best Citizens That They Can Be.”

What Will Create a Definite Separation in The LSU Tigers Quarterback Room is Knowing The LSU Playbook and Showing a Great Quarterback Pocket Awareness, Which is a Skill That Joe Burrow Mastered as a Senior. All Three Young Gunslingers Will Bring Something a Little Different to The LSU Tigers Quarterback Table, With Finley Having the The Best and Most Impressive Physical Tools; While Max Johnson Having The Most Valuable Coaching Tips  by His Dad; and Of Course Myles Brennan With The Most Experience.

Tight End Kole Taylor (#7) is Another Unbelievably Incredible Super Freak That Received 27 Scholarship Offers, But The Various Recruiting Services Did Not Ever “Re-Evaluate” or “Re-Rate” Him From a 3-Star To a 4-Star, Although He Should Have Been Honored With a 5-Star Rating. Taylor Is Also A Real Super Freak, On His Highlight Film, Which The Various Recruiting Services Must Have Never Bothered To Watch or “Re-Evaluate” Him.

First of All, Taylor is a 6-7, 232-Pound Super Football Prospect From Grand Junction Central High School in Colorado, But Second of All, Taylor Does Not Play Tight End, as The Various Recruiting Services, Indicated That He Does.

I Was Watching His 2018 Junior Highlight Film and Here Was Kole Taylor, Lining-Up As a Wide Receiver on Every Single Play and Then Making Spectacular Touchdown Pass-Catches. After His First Touchdown Catch, Taylor Made 9 Straight Touchdown Pass-Catches, But Then, All of a Sudden, On Play Number Two, #7 Lined-Up in a Punt Formation on His Own 35-Yard Line and Of Course, Everyone in The Stadium Was Expecting a Normal Punt.

Normally, A Tight End Does Not Line-Up in Punt Formation, Especially For a Fake-Punt, If He is Listed By The Various Recruiting Services, as Running a 4.8 Forty. Then, As Soon As The Ball Was Snapped, I Realized That It Was a Fake-Punt, as Taylor Sprinted Around The Right End and Down The Sideline For an Incredible 50-Yard Touchdown, Dragging The Last Two Defenders With Him Into The End-Zone.

Taylor (6-7, 232, 4.53, 33, 4.34, 118) Recorded 25 Pass-Catches for 331-Yards and 5 Touchdowns During The 2019 Season as a Senior After He Had Grabbed 29 Pass-Catches As a Junior For 510-Yards and 8 Touchdowns. In His Three-Year Career, Taylor Caught 72-Passes For 1,084-Yards and 15 Touchdowns.

As Much as LSU Tiger Fans Talk About Quarterbacks and Receivers at LSU, The Tight End Position Has Been The Biggest Source of Frustration for LSU Tiger Fans For n The Last Few Years. Although The Tigers Started to Use Tight End Foster Moreau and Stephen Sullivan To a Flex Tight End Position, This Position Still Has Been Discussed in The Tigers New Offense. 

LSU Tiger Tight End Thaddeus Moss Did Not Step onto an LSU Football Field For Two Years and There Were Questions On How Effective He Could Be in 2019. All Moss Did Was To Record The Greatest Season Ever By an LSU Tiger Tight End in LSU Tiger School History and He Then Declared For The 2020 NFL Draft, Leaving a Huge Hole in The Tigers Tight End Depth Chart and Giving Two Super Freshmen Athletic and Versatile Tight End Recruits Arik Gilbert and Kole Taylor a Huge Spot on The LSU Tigers Depth Chart.

Kole Taylor Received 29 Scholarship Offers Including LSU, Arizona State, Auburn, Arkansas, Brigham Young, California, Colorado, Colorado State, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisville, Miami, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, Princeton, Purdue, South Carolina, Texas A&M, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, Yale, and UCLA.

The LSU Tigers Signed Both of The Louisiana 5A First Team All-State Wide Receivers in Kayshon Boutte and Koy Moore (#1); and They Also Signed Both of The Louisiana 5A First Team All-State Defensive Tackles in Jaquelin Roy and Jacobian Guillory.

Koy Moore (6-2, 172, 4.46, 37, 4.12, 126) Played For Archbishop Rummel High School in Metairie, Louisiana, Just Outside of New Orleans, Louisiana. The Amazing Thing About These Four LSU Tiger Super Stars is The Fact That Although All Four Players Had an Incredible Highlight Film, But Although All Four Players Had an Outstanding Player Rating, The Various Recruiting Services Were Never Able To Give Any One of Them a Consensus 5-Star Player Rating.

When Koy Moore Was Named as The MVP of The Opening Regional Super Combine Camp in March 2019, The Various Recruiting Services Should Have Re-Evaluated Him and Re-Rated Him as a 5-Star Rating. Then This 5-Star Rating Would Have Been Documented When He Helped Lead His Rummel High School Team Win The 2019 Division I Allstate Suger Bowl LHSAA Non-Select High School State Championship, After Leading Them To The State Championship in 2018. Moore Was Also Selected To-Play in The 2020 Pro Football Hall of Fame World Bowl. 

Although Boutte, Roy, and Guillory Were Consensus 5-Stars or 4-Stars, They Were Either a 5-Star or a 4-Star, But The Unbelievable Thing About Moore Was That After Evaluating His Stats and Highlight Film, None of The The Various Recruiting Services Could Make a Consensus Evaluation, as He Was Given a 5-Star, 4-Star, and a 3-Star.

Moore is One of The Top Wide Receivers in The Country and He Actually Received His First of 24 Scholarship Offers From Nicholls State University. His lack of Weight Means That He Would Probably Be Used Primarily as a Slot Receiver, Where His Weigh Would Not Be So Physically Important as it Would be For an Outside Receiver. 

Moore Finished his Career With 93 Pass-Catches For 1,254-Yards Receiving and 8 Touchdowns and Averaged 13.5-Yards Per Touch. Moore Did Not Have Spectacular Career Stats, But He Was a Sensational Super Combine Freak and This is Where The LSU Tigers Found Him.

Moore With Coach Orgeron Committed to The LSU Tigers In The Middle of August of 2018 After Taking an LSU Tigers Official Visit in April 2018, As He Attended An LSU Tigers Junior Day and Consequently The LSU Tigers Skills Team Camp in Year 2018.

The LSU Tigers Made Their Move on Koy Moore On Sunday of The LSU Tigers Skills Camp by Extending a Scholarship Offer To Him as He Caught The Watchful Eyes of The LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron and The LSU Tigers Wide Receivers Coach Mickey Joseph. Moore Had Also Drawn The Attention of Coach Joseph, Back When He Was Evaluating Ja’Marr Chase.

Moore was Spectacular in The Morning Session of The LSU Tigers Skills Camp. He worked Under The Attention of Coach Ed Orgeron, LSU Offensive Coordinator Steve Ensminger, and Coach Mickey Joseph and The Entire LSU Offensive Coaching Staff  Needed To-See Him.

Moore is Not a Speed-Burner, But He Is Much Faster, On His Highlight Film  in The Forty Than He Has Exhibited in Super Combines, But He Has Freaky Quickness in The Pro-Shuttle With a 4.12 Clocking or Better. Moore, However, is One of The Best Route-Runners That I Have Ever Seen and He is Masterful in Finding Open-Holes in The Defense. He Also Has Incredible Hands and He Rarely, If Ever, Drops The Football.

“I Run The Best Pass Routes in The Country, So I Think That Playing In The Slot is The Most Perfect Position For Me To Play,” Moore said. “I Can Get Open Quickly and Find Holes in The Red-Zone Better Than Anyone Else in The Country. I Think The Slot Will Be Perfect.”

“I Remember Catching a Go-Ball and I Ran Into The Trash-Can and I Still Caught The Ball. It helped Me To-Learn To-Catch in a Traffic. It’s Pretty Crazy, From a Small Town To Playing on One of The Biggest Stages in The Country. I Learned That Everything Is Not Gonna Come Easy. I was Taught The Right Way To Play Football. I Am So Happy That Coach Mickey Joseph Saw Something In Me Before I Started Playing Varsity Football.”

“Koy Moore is a Game-Changer When He is On The Football Field,” Said Rummel High School Head Coach Nick Monica. “Koy Has Really Strong Hands. Anytime That The Football is in The Air, The Majority of The Time, He Is Coming-Down With it,” said Monica.

“What Athletes Like Koy Do is That Sometimes You Can Get Those Game-Changer Plays Where You Sometimes Do Not Have To X-and-O. Koy is Good Enough Where He Can Out-Jump, or Go-Up and Get The Football Where There is Not Much Scheme Involved. Just Let a Playmaker, Like Koy, To Just Go Make a Game-Changer Play, and Koy has The Ability To Do Just That.”

Koy Moore Received 24 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Southern Cal, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Colorado, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Rutgers, Memphis State, Nebraska, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Nicholls State, Oregon, Tennessee, Tulane, Houston, Southern Miss, UTSA,  and UNLV.

The LSU Tigers Were in Dire Need For An Incredible Offensive Tackle Who Was Such a Super Freak, That He Cold Come-In And Play in The 2020 Football Season Against All-American Defensive Players in The SEC Conference. The LSU Tigers Offensive Line Coach James Cregg Was The Main Coach In-Need and Coach Cregg Closed On His Super Offensive Tackle Marcus Dumervil (#213) by Securing a Huge LSU Verbal Commitment On ESPN Sports During The Early National Signing Day Period, in December.

Dumervil Is Another Super Freak On His Highlight Film and He Was The Highest Ranked Offensive Tackle That Was Still Available In The Early National Signing Day Period. In 2020, The Early National Signing Day Period Was From Wednesday, December 18 to Friday, December. 20 and In Those Three Days, Over 80% of All College Football Prospects Signed Their 2020 National Letters of Intent.

Dumervil Was Selected To The Max-Preps All-American Team as He Helped Lead His Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, Florida Team To an Undefeated 14-0 Record, Including The 7A FHSAA Florida State Championship Game.

Before Dumervil Signed With The LSU Tigers, He Had Two More Games In High School To Play. His Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders Were Going To Play In The GEICO State Champions Bowl Game Against The Hawaii Saint Louis Team In Las Vegas In The GEICO State Championship Bowl Game Series and Then, Dumervil Was Going To Play in The Under Armour All-American Bowl on January 2, 2020.

On Saturday, Before He Signed With The LSU Tigers, Dumervil Helped Pave The Way For His Raiders Rushing Attack as The Raiders Won The 7A FHSAA Florida State Championship Game. In Doing-So, Dumervil Was Selected To The 7A FHSAA Florida All-State Team and Also The Sun Sentinel Super 11 Florida Team.

This Super Freak All-American Offensive Tackle Had an Incredible 46 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, Arizona, Baylor, Boston College, Cincinnati, Clemson, East Carolina, Florida, FIU, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa State, Kentucky, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, Seton Hall, Southern Miss, Ohio State, TCU, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USF, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Folks! I’m Sorry. When a Player Gets 46 Scholarship Offers, Leads His Team To The 7A FHSAA Florida State Championship, Is Selected To Various All-America Teams, and Plays in The Celebrated and Honorable Under Armour All-American Bowl, This Player is An Automatic 5-Star Player, but This Super Freak Was Never Re-Evaluated or Re-Rated From a 4-Star To a 5-Star.

Before I Put My Original MEARS RATING SYSTEM Into Action, I decided that it needed a “Little Tweaking” and so I Called My Old Friend and Mentor, The Legendary and Long-Time Strength Coach and Genius, Boyd Epley. Before Coach Epley (In Photo Above) was hired by The Legendary Nebraska Cornhuskers Head Coach and Athletic Director Bob Devaney in September 1969, as The Cornhuskers Strength and Conditioning Coach, College Football Teams in America Did Not Have Strength and Conditioning Coaches and this Type of Coach Was a Non-Existent Coach.

“Max, We Have Got To-Set a Standard For Every Position For Every Set of Measurables. The Standard For an Offensive Tackle, Has Always Been 6-5 and 275 for Forty Years and Although the Players are always getting Bigger, Stronger, and Faster, We D0 Not Need To-Keep Changing The Medium Standard, said Coach Epley, “But our MEARS RATINGS will Always Continue to get Higher as the Players Will Achieve to get Bigger, Stronger, and Faster.”

This Formula is Based on Each Individual Position and is Based on a MEDIUM STANDARD for Each Position for Every Test or Measurable in an NFL SUPER COMBINE. So Each Position Has a Standard for Each Test and Measurable. A player Will Receive Plus Points for Every Tenth of a Second Over The Position Standard, But Also a Maximum of 400 Points. Example: Trent Williams ran a 4.79 Forty and The standard For an Offense Lineman is 5.3, so he Received The Maximum 400 Points For The Forty.

“Quarterbacks, Offensive Linemen, and Kickers Are Always Going to be Difficult To Measure, But Must Be Evaluated Very Carefully on His Highlight Film or in Person and Then Their MEARS RATING is Going to be Estimated. Max, You Will Learn How To-Evaluate Them and Give Them an Honest and a Highly Deserving MEARS RATING.”

Marlon Martinez (#77) Is Still Another Incredible Offensive Lineman, Who Was Unbelievably “Under-Rated” By The Various Recruiting Services. I’m Sorry Folks, But This Guy is One of The Most Amazing Offensive Lineman Super Freaks That I Have Ever Evaluated on His Highlight Film.

First of All, Martinez is A Super Freak On His Highlight Film and Second of All, He Received Over 30 Scholarship Offers, Including Six Major Powerhouses, LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, and Kentucky in The SEC, and Another 16 Powerhouse Teams in The Power Five, Including Arizona, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Louisville, Maryland, Miami, Missouri, North Carolina State, Ohio State, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Syracuse, Vanderbilt, and West Virginia.

I Can Not Remember Seeing An Offensive Tackle That Was So Dominating on His Highlight Film. On His Highlight Film, Martinez, Using His Incredible 4.69 Quickness in The Pro-Shuttle, Was Incredible and His Run-Blocking Was Amazing as He Made a “Pancake-Block” On Every Single Run-Block, Including A “Pancake-Block” on His First Nine Blocks, Before He Made a Pass-Block on a Passing Play. Then on His Next Five Plays, He Made another “Pancake-Block” Before Ending The Highlight Film With An Unbelievable Six More “Pancake-Blocks” Before The Film Was Over!

Three St Thomas Aquinas All-Americans That Participated In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Included WR Marcus Rosemy (#81), OT Marcus Dumervil (#58), and OG Marlon Martinez (#56).

Martinez, Dumervil, and Rosemy Helped Lead Their Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, Florida Team To an Undefeated 14-0 Record, Including The 7A FHSAA Florida State Championship Game.

Before Martinez and Dumervil Signed With The LSU Tigers, and Rosemy Signed With The Georgia Bulldogs, They Had Two More Games In High School Football To Play. Their Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders Were Going To Play In The GEICO State Champions Bowl Game Against The Hawaii Saint Louis Team In Las Vegas In The GEICO State Championship Bowl Game Series and Then, They All Were Also Going To Play in The Under Armour All-American Bowl on January 2, 2020.

On Saturday, Before They Signed With The LSU Tigers, Martinez and Dumervil Helped Pave The Way For Their Raiders Rushing Attack as The Raiders Won The 7A FHSAA Florida State Championship Game. In Doing-So, Both Martinez and Dumeril Were Selected To The 2019 7A FHSAA Florida All-State First Team, While Rosemy Was Selected To The Second Team. Both Linemen Also Made The Sun Sentinel Super 11 2019 Florida Team.

OK! I Am Sorry Folks, But Does Marlon Martinez Sound Like a 3-Star Rated Player or a 5-Star Rated Player, or Does He Sound Similar To His Past and Present Teammate, Marcus Dumervil, Who Has All of The Similar Honors and Awards, Because They Both Look and Sound Like 5-Star Players.

The LSU Tigers Head Coach, Ed Orgeron Feels The Same Way That I Do About Marlon Martinez and The Various Recruiting Services, Because Coach “O” Really Likes This Kid Martinez and He Does Not Put Much Stock Into The Recruiting Rankings.

“This Kid Might Not Be Rated High, On The Record, But I Do Not Care About His Recruiting Ranking,” Said Coach Orgeron. “I Feel Like Everyone That He Has Visited In The SEC Has Him as a Top Scholarship Priority For Them Personally, Regardless of What His Rankings or What Other Assistant Coaches Have To Say.”

This Does Not Mean That The Various Recruiting Service Recruiting Rankings Are Not Really Important, But The Various Recruiting Services Miss on A Lot of Players. However, They Do Get Many Players Right And The Power Five Teams Are The programs That Are Competing For The National Championships and Are The Typical Schools Recruiting The Top Classes.

THE LSU TIGERS INCREDIBLE OFFENSIVE  TOP 20 MEARS RATINGS
3,199.65 Average

Freak on His Highlight Film = FF
Unbelievable Freak  = FF FR

PLAYER                                                  HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
TE/DE Arik Gilbert. Marietta, GA (6-6, 255, 4.52, 36-5, 4.32, 120) FF      3,350
CB Elias Ricks, Bradenton IMG, FL (6-2, 192, 4.36, 38, 4.21, 126)  FF      3,334
SLOT Kayshon Boutte, Westgate, LA (6-0, 185, 4.32, 38, 4.12, 128) FF    3,318
EDGE DE B.J. Ojulari, Marietta, GA (6-3, 229, 4.56, 42, 4.32, 126) FF     3,308
RB Tre Bradford, Lancaster, TX (5-11, 193, 4.32, 38, 4.02, 128) FF  FF    3,306
DT Jaquenlin Roy, BR University, LA (6-4, 310, 4.88, 30, 4.66, 110)  FF 3,280
DT Jacobian Guillory, Alexandria, LA (6-2, 331, 5.23, 28, 5.05, 110) FF   3,275
QB Max Johnson, Oconee County, GA (6-4, 211, 4.62, 32-5, 4.4, 116) FF  3,265
Rush DE Phillip Webb, Sugar Gill, GA (6-3, 227, 4.52, 36, 4.22, 118) FF  3,265
QB T.J. Finley, Ponchatoula, LA            (6-6, 257, 4.72, 32, 4.46, 116)  FF  3,264
TE Kole Taylor, Grand Junction, CO (6-7, 232, 4.53, 34, 4.34, 118) FF     3,164
SS Jordan Toles, Balt Academy, MD (6-3, 202, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 126) FF     3,164
SLOT Koy Moore,  Rummel, LA             (6-2, 172, 4.46, 37, 4.12, 128) FF   3,160  
MLB Antoine Sampah, Woodbridge, VA (6-3,230,4.53,34,4.36,116) FF  3,160
OLB Josh White, Hous Cy-Creek, TX (6-1, 222, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 122) FF    3,158
OT Marcus Dumervil, St Thomas, FL (6-5, 305, 5.21, 28-5, 4.91, 112) FF 3,145
S-DE Ali Gaye, Garden City CC, KS      (6-7, 267, 4.72, 30, 4.62, 116) FF    3,142
CB Dwight McGlothern, KleinOak, TX (6-2, 185, 4.37, 38, 4.12, 126) FF   3,140
OG Marlon Martinez, St Thomas, FL   (6-4, 290, 4.92, 28, 4.69, 116) FF   3,135
DT Eric Taylor, Hewitt-Trussville, AL (6-4, 292, 4.72, 28, 4.53, 114) FF    3,134
        

THE LSU TIGERS INCREDIBLE TOP 10 DEFENSIVE RECRUITS! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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One of The Most Physical Cornerbacks In The Country and Who Always Is “In-Charge” of Covering The #1 Offensive Wide Receiver on The Football Field is This “Super Freak” Elias Ricks (#12), but The Opposing Quarterback Coach Has Always Already Alerted His Quarterback and Receivers of His All-American Status and To-Throw The Football in The Other Direction.

Most All of The Time, Secondaries Always Cover The #1 Wide Receiver, on The Football Field, But They Rarely Look In His Direction. The Fabulous Cornerback Elias Ricks Will Team With Derek Stingley In Protecting The LSU Tigers Secondary For The Next Two Years. This LSU Tigers Cornerback Duo Will Also Be The Very Best in The Country For The Next Two Years.

Elias Ricks Had Over 30 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, California, Clemson, Colorado, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Louisville, Miami, Michigan, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Oregon State, Penn State, San Jose State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, UCLA, Southern Cal,  Utah, and Washington.

When The LSU Tigers Got a Verbal Commitment From “5-Star” Tight End Arik Gilbert Out of Marietta High School in Georgia, Under-Rated “4-Star” Edge Rush End B.J. Ojulari Committed Four Days Later and The LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron Was Ecstatic To Get Both Fabulous Players.

Super Edge Rush End B.J. Ojulari (In Photo) Is a Really Good Friend of Super Tight End Arik Gilbert, Who Shocked The Recruiting World by Committing-To and Signing-With The LSU Tigers on National Signing Day. Ojulari (6-3, 229, 4.56, 42, 4.36, 126) Had Been Committed to The Tennessee Vols Since August 16, 2018, But He Had Reopened his Recruiting On Sunday after The LSU Tigers 23-20 Victory Over The Auburn Tigers.

Super Freak B.J. Ojulari Was an Under-Rated and Under-Ranked “4-Star Player” as The #51 Overall Player in The Country and #3 Edge Rush Defensive End in The Country in The 2020 Recruiting Class, But He Was An Absolute Nightmare for All of The Opposing Offenses in 2019 and in That 2019 Season, Ojulari Recorded An Incredible 130 Tackles, of Which An Even More Incredible 41 Tackles Were For a Loss, and 19 Quarterback Sacks for The 7A Georgia State Football Championship Team. I’m Sorry Folks, But This Obviously Sounds Like a Clear-Cut “5-Star Rated” Player.

B.J. Ojulari is Already Enrolled in LSU Classes and He Has Already Been Very Impressive Among The LSU Tiger Coaches and Other Members of The Staff. At 6-3 and 229 Pounds, Ojulari is a “Real Total Freak” With His Incredible Measurables In His Testing, Including a 42-Inch Vertical Jump, Which is What Super Wide Receivers and Super Cornerbacks Might Be Able To Record. With This Kind of Quickness and Athletic Ability, Ojulari Will Join His Good Friend, Gilbert at Tight End, on The Opposite Side of The Football, at Edge Rush End in 2020 For The LSU Tigers Football Team .

Also, on His Highlight Film, Ojulari is a Freak, Just Like His Good Friend Gilbert. Gilbert Can Not Be Tackled When He Has The Football and Ojulari Can Not Be Blocked When He is Trying To Make The Tackle.

Ojulari is Another Incredible Player That Should Have Been a “Five-Star” Rating, Because He and Fellow LSU Signee Phillip Webb Are The Very Best Edge Rushing End Prospects in The Country. Ojulari is an Another Early Enrollee and He Will Have a Distinct Early Edge of Starting at Either Edge Rush End or Outside Linebacker. Ojulari is a A Freaky Athlete Who Recorded Huge Numbers at Marietta and Will be at Full-Speed in LSU Spring Training.

After a Couple of Practices In LSU Spring Training, Ojulari Is an Incredible Stand-Out and Coach Orgeron Had Already Placed Some Really Outstanding Expectations on Him. “Ojulari Is a Future All-American Football Player,” Said Coach Orgeron. 

“He Is Just so Athletic. Today in Pass Rush Drills, Ojulari Had Two Wins Against The First Team Offensive Team. He Came-Up and Under. He Is Very Strong, Mature, and a Hard-Worker. He Just Has all The Makings of Being a Really Great Rush End and He Is Perfect for Our New 4-3.Defense.”

At The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Defensive Tackle Jaquelin Roy (#78) Was One of The Most Impressive Defensive Lineman For The Whole Week in Practice and Then Also in The All-American Bowl Game, as Several Various Recruiting Services Were Very Impressed With Roy, Especially on The First Day of Practice as He Was Really Dominant. 

The Baton Rouge University Lab Product, Jaquelin Roy Faxed His Signed National Letter of Intent To Play For The LSU Tigers, on Wednesday Morning of National Signing Day. This Super Freak Defensive Lineman is Ranked 4th or 5th Best Defensive Lineman in The Country and He Ranks as One of The Top Two or Three Top Players in The State of Louisiana.

On His Highlight Film, Roy is Another Unbelievable Super Freak, Who is Rarely Blocked. In Fact, His Incredible Speed and Quickness Might Be The Best in The Country For a 310-Pound Defensive Lineman. On Numerous Plays, Roy Has Already Raced Past The Offensive Lineman That’s Assignment is To-Block Him. There Were Also a Number of Plays That Roy Was Already in The Backfield, Before The Quarterback Could Make The Hand-Off.

Several of The Recruiting Service Guys Have Indicated That Jaquelin Roy Would Make a Great Edge Rush End Even At 310-Pounds and Amazing as It Sounds For a 310-Pounder, Roy Could Definitely Become a Defensive Tackle, a Strong Defensive End, or an Edge Rush End. The Main Thing To Remember and Take into Consideration is That The Two Outside Linebacker and Edge Rush End Super Freaks, B.J. Ojulari and Phillip Webb Are Also Available For The Edge Rush End Position. Also, Do Not Forget That The LSU Tigers Are Moving From a 3-4 Defense To a 4-3 Defense and The Extra Defensive Tackle Will Be Needed in The LSU Tigers Lineup.

Although Roy Can Play any Number of Positions on The Defensive line, It Will Be Difficult To Bet Where He Will End-Up Playing, But We Will Know a Lot More After LSU Spring Training. Always Keep in Mind, However, That It Is Tough to bet Against Where Roy Will Play, But Remember That The Tigers Lost Defensive Linemen Rashard Lawrence and Breiden Fehoko.

Roy (6-4, 310, 4.88, 30, 4.66, 110) Might Have The Quickest Hands and Best Agility of Any Other Defensive Lineman in The Country and His Explosive Quick-Start Off The Snap on The Line-Of-Scrimmage was Unbelievably Really Evident in One of His Football Camps One-On-One Competition, That He Attended, When He Won Several Rounds With Some Various Top-Rated Offensive Linemen.

In One Camp, Clemson Super OT Signee, Walker Parks, Was One of The Most Athletic Offensive Linemen in Attendance and Roy, With His Quick Hands and Advanced Technical Skills Was Highly Impressive Against Him, To All of The Scouts, as He Was Able To Get Past Parks and The Other Offensive Linemen and Into The Backfield Before They Could Get-Out of Their Stance.

Roy Had Over 30 Scholarship Offers, Including LSU, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Auburn, Florida, FSU, Colorado, Texas A&M, Texas, Tulane, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, ULL, Houston, LAT, Miami, Miss State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

At One Super Combine, Roy Was Clocked With an Outstanding 4.88 Forty, Another Outstanding 4.66 in The Pro-Shuttle, and a 30-Inch Vertical Jump,  But If You Look At His Highlight Film, You Will Be Convinced That He can Run Even Faster Than Those Times. In His Highlight Films, Roy Demonstrates a Super Freaky Speed and Quickness, To Freakishly Get Past The Offensive Linemen In Front of Him and On His Way in Making The Tackle Before The Offensive Lineman Can Get Out of His Stance. Roy Now Has His Sights Set On Playing as an LSU Tigers True Freshman Starter. He Definitely Has NFL Potential and an Early Round 2023 NFL Draft Choice.

The LSU Tigers 2020 Recruiting Class Has Been Getting Better and Better After National Signing Day and Also After The Various Recruiting Services Had Already Pre-Selected Their 2020 Top 25 Recruiting Classes. This Is Not To Say That They Were All Wrong, But The Top 25 Teams, Especially The Top Five Teams, Were Selected Without Some of Their Top Players Included in Them and The Rankings Were Not Included With Them in The Selections.

The LSU Tigers Added Still Another Highly Ranked Super-Star To Their Recruiting Class on Monday Before National Signing Day on Wednesday  When Super Middle Linebacker Antoine Sampah (#4) Selected The Tigers Over 30 Other Scholarship Offers, Including Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Oregon, Penn State, West Virginia, and North Carolina.

Four of The Greatest Players That Signed With The LSU Tigers Were The #1 Tight End In The Country in Arik Gilbert, The #2 Inside Linebacker In The Country in Antoine Sampah. The #2 Super Edge Rush End B.J. Ojulari and The #1 Edge Rusher in The Country Phillip Webb Were Both Highly Under-Rated By The Various Recruiting Services.

Sampah, From Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Virginia, is Another Super Freak, on His Highlight Film, as Virtually Unblocked on Every Play on Every Highlight Play. One of The Most Unbelievable Plays That I Have Seen Was Against Colgan, When He Recorded a Tackle For an Amazing 15-Yard Loss. Sampah Finished His Senior Season With 60 Tackles in Six Games.

Former LSU Tigers Defensive Coordinator Dave Aranda Knew Exactly Who He Wanted To-Replace K’Lavon Chaisson as His New Edge-Rusher and That Player Was The #1 Edge Rusher in The Country and That Player Was Phillip Webb (#11) of Sugar Hill Lanier High School, Georgia.

“Coach Aranda Sees Me Playing the Same Rush End Position as K’Lavon Chaisson on the Edge,” Said Phillip Webb! Webb Was Personally Recruited by Former LSU Defensive Coordinator Dave Aranda, and He Had The LSU Tigers in a Really Good Position in Moving Down The Stretch.

Phillip Webb (6-3, 227, 4.52, 36, 4.22, 118) is The #1 Edge Rush End in The Webb Family and He is Also The #1 Edge Rush End on The Entire Web. Since Webb Recorded 91 Tackles, As a Senior, Including an Incredible 13 Quarterback Sacks, 24 Tackles For a Loss, 1 Interception For 20-Yard Touchdown, 1 Blocked Punt, and 1 Blocked Field Goal; You Would Think That Webb Would Be Rated a “5-Star” Rating, But No-Such Rating.

In His 3-Year Career, Webb Had 216 Tackles, Including 54 Tackles For a Loss, 26.5 Quarterback Sacks and 63 QB Hurries at Lanier; Which is Puzzling Since The Various Recruiting Services Did Not Bother “To-Rate” Him as a “5-Star” Player. On Top of These “Mind-Boggling Stats, Webb Also Received another “Mind-Boggling” 48 Scholarship Offers. I’m Sorry! How Can The Various Recruiting Services Not Rate a Player With 24 Tackles For a Loss, 13 Quarterback Sacks, and 48 Scholarship Offers Without a “5-Star” Rating?

Webb Made an Official Visit To Baton Rouge For The Florida Gators Game and He Was in The LSU Tiger Stadium When The LSU Tigers Were 42-28 Victorious Over The Gators and Then Moved To The #2 Spot in The AP National College Ratings. Ed Orgeron was a Really Big Draw For Webb on This Visit. “I Really Enjoyed Talking To Coach Orgeron,” Said Webb. 

After Spending An Evening in LSU Death Valley, What Did Webb Think of The Death Valley Experience? “It Was Really Different,” Webb Said. “It Was One of The Best Games That I Have Seen as a Recruit, and Even as a None Recruit. I got Down There on Saturday Afternoon. I Think The LSU Fans Were Pretty Cool. They Really Like To Express Their Love For The LSU Team. It’s Pretty Different. The LSU Fans Are Just Wild. They Cheer For Their LSU Team Really Hard. They Have Good Atmospheres at Their Games and Stuff.”

Webb Received 48 Scholarship Offers Including LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, App State, Baylor, Boston College, Central Florida, Clemson, Cincinnati, Colorado, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern, Louisville, Maryland, Miami, Mercer, Michigan, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Penn State, Purdue, Stanford, Syracuse, South Carolina, Temple, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, and Wisconsin. 

Webb Also Played In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game in Orlando, Florida on January 2, 2020.

Jacobian Guillory, With His LSU Tiger Head Coach Ed Orgeron, Is Not Only One of The Most Talented Defensive Linemen in The Country, In The LSU Tigers 2020 Recruiting Class, But He is Also a National Championship Power-Lifter With Freaky and Insane Strength. Guillory Also Does Much More Than “To-Devour” Would-Be Offensive Lineman Blockers, Trying To-Keep Him From The Quarterback or Running Back.

His Incredible Potential is Awesome And Most Scouts and Coaches Think That Guillory Is Getting Ready For A Huge LSU Tigers Career in Baton Rouge. The LSU Tiger Coaches Have Very High Expectations For All Four LSU Tiger Defensive Tackles, Including 2020 Incoming Recruits; DT Guillory, DT Jaquelin Roy, DT Eric Taylor, and Junior College Super-Star Strong-Side DE Ali Gaye and They All Will See Playing Time in 2020. My Bet is That One or Two of Them Will Become 2020 Starters.

On That One Weekend in 2019, The 2019 USA Power-Lifting High School National Championships Were Held in Alexandria, Louisiana, Bringing-In  High School Power-Lifters From All Over The Country To-Compete Against The Best in The Country. And New LSU Tiger Football Player, Jacobian Guillory, Answered The Challenge and Became The 2019 USA National Championship Power-Lifter.

The Alexandria Boy’s Team Captured The 2019 USA National Championship During The Four-Day Competition and Were Led By Their Leader Guillory, Who Squatted an Incredible and Unbelievable Meet-Best 740-Pound Power-Lift. He Missed on His Second Attempt at 780-Pounds, But He Bettered His 700-Pound Power-Lift From Last Year.

Guillory Also Put Together Some Other Mind-Boggling Bests, Including a 370-Pound Bench Press and a 625-Pound Dead-Lift. Guillory is Now a Two-Time  USA National Championship Power-Lifter, and is Also a Multi State Champion in The Super Heavyweight Power-Lifting Division. He Is Now a Part of Three National Championships at ASH at Alexandria.

After Defeating The Alabama Crimson Tide In a Convincing 46-41 Game, The LSU Tiger Coaches Were Able To Convince Super Defensive Tackle Jacobian Guillory to Verbally Commit to The Tigers. This Was a Major, Key Recruit For The LSU Tiger Coaching Staff.

The Huge 6-2 and 331-Pound Guillory is Ranked as One of The Top Defensive Tackles in The Country and He is Obviously an “Under-Rated” Defensive Tackle In The Class of 2020. While it Will Never Be Known or Totally Forgotten, But Guillory Attended High School in The LSU Tiger Backyard.

The LSU Tiger Coaches and The Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban Were Always Considered The Two Favorites and Front-Runners For The Services of Defensive Tackle Jacobian Guillory!

The Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban Wanted Jacobian Guillory and He Wanted Him Really Bad. Why Do You Think That Coach Saban Recruited Him Really Hard, and it Was Because He Really Needed Him on His Alabama Crimson Tide Defensive Line, But After Watching The LSU Tiger Have Their Way in Tuscaloosa, it Seemed That Playing For The Team in His Own Backyard Was Simply Too Much To Overcome.

The “Under-Rated” Guillory Was Highly Impressive At The All-American Bowl Game Practices and Also in The All-American Bowl Game In San Antonio. He Was So Impressive, One Of The Various Recruiting Service Did a Great Job of “The Re-Evaluating” and “Re-Rating” of Guillory To A #68 Rated Player In The Country. In The All-American Bowl Game, Guillory Was Not Listed In The Offensive Box-Score, But He Was In The All-American East Offensive Backfield On Almost Every Play, Causing Havoc For The All-American East Team Quarterback. Guillory Led An All-American West Team Defense That Only Allowed 45-Yards Rushing on 21 Carries.

The Muscular Josh White (#33) is a Middle Linebacker From Texas and He Might Just Be The Most Impressive Total Freak Surprise of The LSU Tigers Recruiting Class. This Guy is an Absolute Incredible Middle Linebacker With The Great Speed of a Safety and The Aggressiveness of an Edge Rush End and He Could Play Both Positions.

I Used To Live Next To This Houston Cypress Creek School District and My Son Eric Played Football and Baseball For Klein Oak In The School District Next To This Cypress-Creek School District and I Can Tell You That He Plays in One of The Most Competitive High School Football School Districts in The State of Texas and Maybe The Entire Country. One of The Most Impressive Stats For White Was The Incredible Stats That He Recorded 100-Plus Tackle Seasons in All Three Years on The Cypress-Creek Varsity Football Team.

In His Sophomore Season, White Recorded 119 Tackles, Including 65 Solo Tackles, 2 Forced Fumbles and an Interception. Then, As a Senior, White Recorded Another 132 Tackles, Including 23.5 Tackles For la Loss, and 5.5 Quarterback Sacks In Leading The Cougars to Back-To-Back Regional Finals.

White (6-1, 222, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 122, 25) Ended His Senior Season With a Second Team Selection To The Max Preps All-American Team; Joining Other LSU Tiger Signees Including TE Arik Gilbert, OT Marcus Dumervil, Rush End B.J. Ojulari, and CB Elias Ricks on The Max Preps All-American First Team.

First of All, Josh White is Not a 210-Pound Middle Linebacker and he is Also Not a 4.66 Forty Guy. He Told The Houston Chronicle When He Was Awarded The 2019 Houston Touchdown Club Annual Defensive Player of The Year Award That He Weighed 222 and Could Run a 4.42 Forty. All of The Various Recruiting Services Are Still Getting His Measurables Completely Wrong.

Cypress Creek Head Football Coach Greg McCraig is in His 18th Football Season and Coach McCraig Had Some Really Great Things To Say About His Star Linebacker. “Josh White is A Very Special Player. In Fact, He is The Best Linebacker That I Have Ever Coached in My 23-Year Career,” Says Coach McCraig. “His Character, Work Ethic, Great Leadership, Passion, and Enthusiasm For The Game Have Set a Standard That all Other Linebackers That Play at Cy Creek Will Aim To Match and He Has Been a Joy To Coach.”

The Houston Touchdown Club of Houston Agreed With Coach McCraig as They Named Josh White and Awarded Him With The 2019 Houston Touchdown Club Annual Defensive Player of The Year Award At Their Annual Awards Ceremony.

Josh White Was Named as The 2019 Houston Touchdown Club Annual Defensive Player of The Year Award on December 12, 2019 at The 40th Annual UIL High School Awards Dinner, at The Bayou City Event Center. White Was Also Honored by The Houston Touchdown Club as Part of The 2019 UIL High School Pre-Season and Post-Season All-State Team and His Second District 17-6A Defensive MVP. Another LSU Tiger Signee, Klein Oak Defensive Back and Wide Receiver Dwight McGlothern Also Was Selected To The First Team 6A All-State Team Offense.

“This was a Really Big Honor,” White said. “It Felt Really Good, But I Could Not Have Done it Without My Family and My Teammates.”

The LSU Tiger Coaches Have Compared Josh White To Another Guy With The Same Last Name White and Of Course, That Would Be Middle Linebacker Devin White. The Amazing Thing About Josh White is That On His Highlight Film, HE IS ANOTHER Devin White With Great Speed, Great Feet, Great Quickness, and Great Vision. Then, If You Add Great Leadership, The Tiger Defensive Coaches Have Themselves Another Potential Devin White.

I Watched His Highlight Film Before I Saw His Senior Stats and I Was In-Shock Over All of The Quarterback Sacks and Tackles Behind The Line of Scrimmage that He Made. Then, I Found-Out That He Had Recorded 23.5 Tackles For a Loss, as a Senior Alone.

On His First Highlight Film Play, The Offense Was on Their Own 8-Yard Line and White Blitzed Past The Offensive Linemen and Clobbered The Quarterback, Trying To Run, and Tackled Him For a Safety. Then, on The Next Play, The Offense Was on The Two-Yard Line and He Exploded Past The Offensive Linemen For a Six-Yard Loss. I Could Go-On, But For The Next 13 Plays, Josh White Found The Exposing Gap in The Offensive Line, Crashed it, and Made a Tackle For Another Loss. When Josh White Gets a Great Shot at The Player With The Football, He Will Clobber-Him For The Loss.

Josh White is Also As Great in The Classroom as He Is on The Football Field With a Tremendous 3.4 GPA. Josh is Totally Committed to Academic Excellence as Much or More Than Any Other Student. 

Josh White Had Scholarship Offers From LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, Arizona, Baylor, Colorado, Duke, FIU, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, Memphis, Miami, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, SMU, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, Tulsa, UTSA, and Texas A&M.

Super Safety Jordan Toles (#9) Was An Incredible Football and Basketball Player For His Baltimore St Francis Academy, Maryland Team Only About Two Months Ago and Now, As an Early LSU Tigers Enrollee, He Already Looks Like He Is Going To Be An Incredible Player For The Tigers in The SEC. Toles (6-3, 202, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 126) Was Rated as The #79 Player in The Country and #5 Safety in The Country From His Baltimore St Francis Team. 

The Two-Sport Slam-Dunk Freak Super-Star Athlete Will Play Both Sports For The LSU Tigers. As a Point-Guard, Toles Was Rated a “5-Star” in Basketball. Look for Him To-Make an Immediate Impact In Both Football and Basketball, as He Has Been Identified as A Super-Elite Player In Both Sports.

Toles is Also A Real Super Freak, On His Junior and Senior Highlight Film. On His First Two Junior Highlight Films, Toles Was Incredible. On His First Play, The Quarterback Fumbled The Football in The Air, While Being Tackled and The Athletic Toles Caught The Football and Then Raced 70-Yards Down The Right Sideline For a Touchdown.

Then, On The Second Play, Toles Was About 10-Yards Away From The Wide Receiver After Catching a Pass and Then Fumbling The Football. Toles, Then Raced-Over and Picked-Up The Fumble and Ran About 20-Yards For Another Touchdown, as He Juked Two Defenders, on His Way Into The End-Zone. On The Next Ten Plays, Toles Recorded Numerous Tackles For a Loss and Also At Least Two Touchdown-Saving Tackles From The Opposite Side of The Field.

As a Sophomore, Toles Recorded an Amazing 19 Quarterback Sacks, But The Real Amazing Thing Was That The 19 Sacks Was in Only Six Games and a 3.17 Quarterback Sacks Per Game. Toles Also Participated In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Along With Other LSU Tigers, Including WR Kayshon Boutte, OT Marcus Dumervil, DT Jaquelin Roy, Rush End Phillip Webb, and OT Marlon Martinez.

Another Early LSU Tigers Enrollee On Defense is Looking Really Strong at Strong Safety and Who is a Real Stand-Out in Spring Training To LSU Tigers Head Coach Ed Orgeron. Toles is Already a Back-Up in The Strong Safety Spot, That Is a “Little Thin” Right Now, But One Position That Coach Orgeron Believes Will Be One of The Strongest Positions on The Team, in The Fall.

The LSU Tigers May Not Be Able To-Keep All of Their Great Louisiana In-State Talent in The State of Louisiana, But That Does Not Indicate That Their Recruiting is Struggling. In Fact, To The Contrary, They Are Going To The Surrounding States and Beating The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Georgia Bulldogs, The Texas Longhorn, The Texas A&M Aggies, The Auburn Tigers, The Florida State Seminoles and The Florida Gators For Some of Their Most Incredible and Most Outstanding Talent in Their State.

The Georgia Bulldogs Lost Georgia All-American Tight End Arik Gilbert, Rush End Phillip Webb, Rush End B.J. Ojulari, and Quarterback Max Johnson, To The LSU Tigers; While The Texas Longhorn and The Texas A&M Aggies Lost Texas All-American Running Back Tre Bradford, Linebacker Josh White, and Cornerback Dwight McGlothern To The LSU Tigers; and The Florida Gators and The Florida State Seminoles Lost Florida All-American Cornerback Elias Ricks, OT Marcus Dumevil, and OG Marlon Martinez. And Oh Yeah! The LSU Tigers Went To Alabama and Got Defensive Tackle Eric Taylor (#96) Away From The Alabama Crimson Tide.

This New LSU Tigers Defensive Tackle Eric Taylor (#96) of Hewitt-Trussville High School in Alabama is One of The Biggest Surprises in The LSU Tigers Recruiting Class and He is One of  The latest LSU Tigers To-Commit From Within The SEC Enemy Lines of Alabama, Who Has Been Rated By The Various Recruiting Services as a “4-Star” Defensive Lineman.

The Hewitt-Trussville, Alabama Huskies Trio Of DT Eric Taylor (#93), OT Logan Self (#74), and CB Malachi Moore (#14) Received Their 2019 Alabama VS Mississippi All-Star Classic Game Jerseys. Congratulations to These 3 on Representing Alabama in The Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Game!

The Huskies Finished Their 2019 Regular Season with a Victory Over The #1 Ranked Thompson High School Team. In That Game, Moore, an Alabama Crimson Tide Commit, Caught The Game-Sealing Interception and Then Recovered The Onside Kick To-Complete The Upset.

Self is Committed to Troy and Was Their Offensive Line Leader That Helped The Huskies Record Almost 459 Total Yards Per Game This Season; While Taylor Was The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Participant.

One of The Most Interesting and Noteworthy Things About Eric Taylor is That He Eventually Received 28 Scholarship Offers and His Verbal Commitment Came Only a Few Days After He and His Mother Took an Official Visit to The LSU Tigers Campus. He Had Already Taken an Unofficial Visit To Both The LSU Tigers Campus and To The Georgia Tech Campus, While also Attending College Summer Football Camps at Kentucky and Georgia Tech; Plus Junior Day Events at The Alabama Crimson Tide and The Florida State Seminoles.

After Taylor and His Mother Took Their Official Visit to The LSU Tigers Campus, His Decision To Become an LSU Tiger Was Because of The Great Feeling That Both He and His Mother Had Toward The LSU Tigers Head Football Coach Ed Orgeron. With This Great Comfort From His Mother and The Closeness of Trussville, Alabama To The Baton Rouge Campus, It Is Almost a Guarantee That His Mom Will Be at Most All of His Football Games.

“I knew On The First Day of My Official Visit That I Wanted To-Go To LSU,” Said Taylor. “When I was There for The Spring Game, it Really Changed Things and Pushed The LSU Tigers Up on my List, so I knew there was a Chance That I Would Commit During My Official Visit.”

“I got to be around my Future Teammates and To-See How Everything Was. That is what did it for me on Friday. Just seeing how Things Were, Put me in a good place. I Also Have a Great Relationship with Coach “O” Too, and he Played A Big Role in my Decision as well.”

“I Love The LSU Players, The LSU Coaches, The City, The Teaching I Will Get and Getting To Be Around Coach “O” at LSU, Said Eric Taylor.”

“Coach Orgeron Has So Much Energy. He Has Recruited Me So Hard, He Has Been Talking To Me and My Mother and Even My Sister, So He Has Really Made Me Feel Wanted. He is Around The Defensive Line All the Time and I Will Get to See That Energy Every Day.”

Taylor is a Real Beast On His Highlight Film as He Demonstrates That He Already Knows How To Play The Edge Rush End Position and is A Real Super Freak, In Rushing The Passer. On His First Highlight Film, The Offense Was on Their Own 7-Yard Line and as The Quarterback Threw The Football, Taylor Not Only Jumped-Up and Batted The Football-Down, But He Caught The Football and Scored a Touchdown on a 7-Yard Interception.

On His Play #2, He Recorded a 6-Yard Quarterback Sack; On #3, He Made a Tackle For a No-Gain; On #4 Was for a Tackle For a 4-Yard Loss; #5 Went For a 2-Yard Loss; On #6, He Pressured The Quarterback, Running Out of The Pocket and Caused an Interception; and #7 Went For a 5-Yard Loss and #8 Went For an 8-Yard Loss. Taylor Also Finished His Junior Season With 47 Tackles, Including 12 Tackles For a Loss and 3 Quarterback Sacks.  

Taylor Selected The LSU Tigers Over Scholarship Offers From Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Florida State, Florida Atlantic, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kansas, Kentucky, Kent State, Louisville, Memphis State, Mercer, Miami, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Oregon, Southern Miss, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Tennessee, Troy, and UAB. This List Also Includes 10 SEC Schools and 10 Other National Power Five Powerhouse Teams.

The LSU Tigers Are Unbelievably Loaded With Potential All-American Defensive Players and They Would Not Recruit a Junior College Strong-Side Defensive End Unless He Was a Junior College All-American Freak. And Guess What! Garden City Community College in Kansas Had Just That Junior College All-American Freak and His Name Was Ali Gaye (#5).

The LSU Tigers Head Coach Along With LSU Tigers Safeties Coach Bill Busch Focused Some of Their Recruiting Skilled Efforts To The Garden City Community College Campus, Where The #1 Junior College Strong-Side Defensive End in The Country, Ali Gaye (6-7, 267, 4.72, 30, 4.62, 116) Was Playing and Coach “O” Offered Him a Scholarship and He Accepted.

One Thing To Keep In Mind, is That Although This Junior College Guy is a Super Freak, He Will Not Be Given Too Much of a Player-Rating by The Various Recruiting Services, Because He is at a Junior College. The Incredible Thing is That He is Considered To Be The #1 Junior College Defensive End in The Country, But The Various Recruiting Services Have Either Not Rated Him With a Player-Rating or a Less Than Accurate 3-Star.

Let Me Be Clear! If a Player is The #1 Junior College Defensive End in The Country, And Being Recruited To a BCS Power Five Conference School, He Deserves a “Five-Star” or Even a “4-Star Player Rating” in Junior College. 

The Tigers Received His Verbal Commitment on June 10, 2019 , After Gaye And His Family Spent The Previous Weekend in Baton Rouge On His LSU Tigers Official Visit, Which Gave Him and His Family a Chance To-Visit The LSU Campus. It Also Gave Gaye Some Really Great One-On-One Time With Coach “O” and The LSU Tigers Coaching Staff and To-See How He Would Help Them To Win The National Championship Again. Before Gaye Left The LSU Campus, He Gave The LSU Staff  his Verbal Commitment.

“I Know That Coach Orgeron Has Been a Defensive Line Coach,” Gaye said. “The Head Coach Being a part of Defensive Coaching is a Really Big Deal To Me. That Means He Really Spends A Lot of Time Making Sure That Defensive Linemen Learn Their Craft and Produce on The Field.”

Gaye Was Named to The 2019 Junior College All-Jayhawk League First Team, As He Recorded 44 Tackles, Including 1 Quarterback Sack, 1 Forced Fumble, and 2 Blocked Kicks. In High School, Gaye Was a Three-Time All-Wesco 3A/2A South Selection at Edmonds-Woodway High School in Washington. He Moved to The United States from Gambia When He was 12.

While The Career-Path for This Gambia Native Has Been One Far-Less-Traveled, When Compared to The Routes Taken by His Future LSU Tiger Teammates, as They Both Ultimately Will Lead Into The Same Direction.

Another LSU Tiger Signee, Klein Oak Cornerback and Wide Receiver Dwight McGlothern (#2) Also Was Selected To The First Team Texas 6A All-State Team Offense, Along With Middle Linebacker Josh White on Defense. If a Freaky Shutdown-Cornerback is one of The Best Luxury Recruits For a Football Team, Then The LSU Tigers Really “Struck-It-Rich” With The Commitment of Dwight McGlothern To Play For Their SEC Team.

“Dwight McGlothern is a Great Football Player, But He is an Even Greater Young Man,” Said His Klein Oak Head Coach Jason Glenn. “He Does a Lot of Great Things for Our School and Our Community and He Deserves It. Dwight McGlothern is a First Team 6A Texas All-State Player On The Field, But He is Also a First Team All-State Kid Off The Field and He Deserves Everything That He Gets. We Are Going To Really Miss Him,” Glenn said.”

McGlothern Was Only at Klein Oak For One Football Season, But Coach Glenn Said That It Meant a Lot, Because He Brought A Lot of Excitement to The Players on The Sideline and To The Fans.

McGlothern (6-2, 185, 4.37, 38, 4.12, 126) Finished His Senior Season With 66 Pass-Catches For 1,307-Yards and An Incredible 18 Touchdowns and With an  19.8-Yards Per Pass-Catch Average. McGlothern Finished His Career With 2,593-Yards Receiving and 34 Touchdowns. McGlothern Also Was Honored By The Houston Touchdown Club as Part of The 2019 UIL High School Pre-Season All-State Team, as He Again Joined LSU Tiger Signee, Josh White.

McGlothern is a Versatile, Super Athlete Who Can Play on Both Sides of The Football For The LSU Tigers, and He Was Named as The District 15-6A Most Valuable Offensive Player, and Was Also Among The 10 Finalists For The Houston Touchdown Club Offensive Player of The Year Award, But He Was Heavily Recruited For His Defensive Play at Cornerback.

The LSU Tiger Defensive Secondary Coaches Recruited McGlothern For His Versatility on Defense and They Expect Him, Along With New LSU Tiger Signees Cornerback Elias Ricks and Strong Safety Jordan Toles To Play in 2020 As True Freshman. With His Versatility, McGlothern Has The Potential To Play Either Cornerback or Safety. He Recorded 4 Interceptions as a Senior and He Totaled 15 Career Interceptions in His Three-Year Career.

Before The All-American Bowl Game in San Antonio, Texas, Dwight McGlothern Had Trimmed His Final Six College Favorites, Including The Southern Cal Trojans in The Lead Over The LSU Tigers, The Texas Longhorn, The Oregon Ducks, The Georgia Bulldogs, and The Arkansas Razorbacks. Then, In The First Quarter, of The Game, He Announced His College Commitment, Choosing The LSU Tigers Over a Lengthy List of Scholarship Offers Including The Top Six and About 25 Others. McGlothern Then Followed-Up His All-American Bowl Game in San Antonio, Texas, With a Trip to Hawaii for The Annual Polynesian All-American Bowl Game.

Although Southern Cal Entered The All-American Bowl Game Week With The Initial  Lead, Things Changed From The Trojans When The LSU Defensive Coaching Staff Began To-Push Really Hard For Him To Verbally Commit.

His Scholarship Offers Included LSU, Alabama, Arkansas, Baylor, Colorado, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Southern Miss, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia.

THE LSU TIGERS INCREDIBLE OFFENSIVE  TOP 20 MEARS RATINGS
3,223.65 Average

PLAYER                                                  HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
TE/DE Arik Gilbert. Marietta, GA (6-6, 255, 4.52, 36-5, 4.32, 120) FF      3,350
SLOT Kayshon Boutte, Westgate, LA (6-0, 185, 4.32, 38, 4.12, 128) FF    3,318
RB “Tre” Bradford, Lancaster, TX (5-11, 193, 4.32, 38, 4.02, 128) FF       3,220
DT Jaquenlin Roy, BR University, LA (6-4, 310, 4.88, 30, 4.66, 110)  FF 3,210
EDGE DE B.J. Ojulari, Marietta, GA (6-3, 229, 4.56, 42, 4.32, 126) FF     3,208
DT Jacobian Guillory, Alexandria, LA (6-2, 331, 5.23, 28, 5.05, 110) FF   3,187
QB Max Johnson, Oconee County, GA (6-4, 211, 4.62, 32-5, 4.4, 116) FF  3,166
Rush DE Phillip Webb, Sugar Gill, GA (6-3, 227, 4.52, 36, 4.22, 118) FF  3,166
QB T.J. Finley, Ponchatoula, LA            (6-6, 257, 4.72, 32, 4.46, 116)  FF  3,164
TE Kole Taylor, Grand Junction, CO (6-7, 232, 4.53, 34, 4.34, 118) FF     3,164
SLOT Koy Moore,  Rummel, LA             (6-2, 172, 4.46, 37, 4.12, 128) FF   3,160  
MLB Antoine Sampah, Woodbridge, VA (6-3,230,4.53,34,4.36,116) FF  3,160
OLB Josh White, Hous Cy-Creek, TX (6-1, 222, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 122) FF    3,158
OT Marcus Dumervil, St Thomas, FL (6-5, 305, 5.21, 28-5, 4.91, 112) FF 3,145
S-DE Ali Gaye, Garden City CC, KS      (6-7, 267, 4.72, 30, 4.62, 116) FF    3,142
CB Dwight McGlothern, KleinOak, TX (6-2, 185, 4.37, 38, 4.12, 126) FF   3,140
OG Marlon Martinez, St Thomas, FL   (6-4, 290, 4.92, 28, 4.69, 116) FF   3,135
DT Eric Taylor, Hewitt-Trussville, AL (6-4, 292, 4.72, 28, 4.53, 114) FF    3,134

SS Jordan Toles, Balt Academy, MD (6-3, 202, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 126) FF     3,164 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

The Georgia Bulldogs Have Just Signed The Top 2020 Recruiting Class! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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THE SUPER 20 BULLDOGS

The Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart (In Photo) Had a Primary Task on Wednesday of The National Signing Day and It Was To-Keep All of The Georgia Bulldogs Recruiting Class Completely Intact. The Georgia Bulldogs Got Some Really Great News Over The Previous Weekend That Super Offensive Tackle Broderick Jones Had Canceled His Official Visit To The Auburn Tigers and Then If The Bulldogs Could Keep The #1 Super Offensive Center Commitment Sedrick Van Pran, They Would Have a Chance To Be The Very Best Top 2020 National Recruiting Class in The Country.

Coach Kirby Smart Did Not Need To-Flip A Lot of Super Top-100 Players To Unbelievably Win The Best 2020 National Recruiting Class. The Bulldogs Had Already Secured an Incredible Recruiting Class, But They Needed To-Keep All The Super-Stars From Changing Their Minds and Jumping To Another BCS College Powerhouse Program on National Signing Day.

In The Above Photo Are 7 of The 11 The Georgia Bulldog Players That Played In The 2020 Under Armour All-American Bowl Game. From L To R: OT Chad Lindberg, WR Arian Smith, DT Warren Brinson, OC Sedrick Van Pran, Rush End Mekhail Sherman, DT Jalen Carter, and OT Broderick Jones.

NATIONAL SIGNING DAY
OVERVIEW

The National Signing Day Picture Has Been Dramatically and Drastically Changed in The Last Few Years. Forty Years Ago, When I Was Completely and Totally Involved in The National Signing Day Picture, The First Tuesday in February Was National Signing Day. They Later Changed it To Wednesday, but This Day Was Designed To Give The BCS College Teams To-Be Able To Sign All of Their Players That Would Be Able To Help Their BCS Team To Win The National Championship. This National Signing Day Was Designed To-Shape All BCS College Programs.

Although They Changed The National Signing Day To The First Wednesday in February, It Still Was The Day When All of The BCS College Programs and Teams Were Shaped. Now, However, This New National Signing Day Program Has Been Altered Dramatically, as This First Wednesday is a Day For Allowing Their Early Signees in December To-Sign Their National Letter of Intent and Tie-Up Any Loose-Ends and Any Other Finishing Touches, Such as New Top-Rated Players, Such as The Georgia Bulldogs Duo, With Both DT Jalen Carter and OT Broderick Jones, Who Moved From a 4-Star to a 5-Star.

In Over 45-Years of Covering The National Signing Day, I Have Never Seen The Top Spot Being So Very Close Between The Georgia Bulldogs, The LSU Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Clemson Tigers, and The Ohio State Buckeyes. In Evaluating These Five Powerhouse BCS College Football Teams, The #1 Spot is The Closest Ever in The Country. Even With THE MEARS RATING SYSTEM, These Five Teams Are Extremely Close and With Many Unbelievably Incredible Football Freaks.

On Wednesday, of National Signing Day, Coach Smart Did An Incredible Job By Convincingly Keeping The #1 Offense Tackle Broderick Jones, The #1 Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter, and The #1 Offensive Center Sedrick Van Pran, To Keep Their Pledges and Sign With The Georgia Bulldogs. Then He Accomplished Another Goal By Adding The #1 Cornerback Kelee Ringo and The #1 Jumbo Athlete/Tight End Darnell Washington.

This Incredible Recruiting Class Really Validates Exactly What The Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart Told The SEC On Media Days Before The 2019 Football Season. Coach Smart Told The SEC, After Spending Time With The Alabama Crimson Tide, That He Felt That Both Alabama and Georgia, Did Not Spend That Much Time in Evaluating The Senior Highlight Film of Top Prospects and Obviously Did Not Take Into Account Their Senior Season.

Obviously, If They Did Not Take Into Consideration The Top Prospects Senior Film, They Did Not Take Into Consideration His Measurables, Which THE MEARS RATINGS Are Based Upon. Since Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Believes That Senior Highlight Film is of Great Importance, He Obviously Believes That Measurables Are Also of Great Importance.

So, In Fact, The Georgia Bulldogs May Have Probably Signed The Most Players With a 3,000 MEARS RATING of Any of The Top Five Teams. If a Player Rated a 3,000 or Better, I Gave Him a 3,000, But The #1 Player in Each Recruiting Class Was Given a 3,001. With Eleven Georgia Bulldog Players With a 3,000 or Better Rating, It Was Very Difficult To Decide Who The Best Georgia Bulldogs Player Was For THE 3,001 MEARS RATING, But After Carefully Evaluating All Eleven Players, I Selected The Versatile, Athletic Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter Over QB Carson Beck, OT Broderick Jones, RB Kendall Milton, Rush End Mekhail Sherman, CB Kelee Ringo, and Darnell Washington, While Keeping In-Mind That All Seven Georgia Players Are Going To Be 2023 NFL #1 Draft Choices.

The Georgia Bulldogs Had An Incredible Team of Impressive Players That Participated in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Including DT Jalen Carter, Who Was Voted as One of The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Defensive Top MVP’s; OT Broderick Jones, One of The Top Two Offensive Tackles in The Country; WR Arian Smith, Who Won The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Fastest Man Competition Race; Offensive Center Sedrick Van Pran, Who Won “The Bench Press Challenge” In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and Then He Won “The Pancake Award” in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game; TE Darnell Washington, Who is The Top-Rated Jumbo Athlete/TE in The Country; Plus FS Major Burns, WR Jermaine Burton, OT Chad Lindberg, WR Marcus Rosemy, EDGE RUSH End Mekhail Sherman, and DT Warren Brinson.

RB Kendall Milton Could Have Played In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, But He Decided To Enroll In Bulldog Classes. The Georgia Bulldogs Actually Had 11 Players in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game; While The Clemson Tigers Had 9 Players; and The LSU Tigers and The Alabama Crimson Tide Had 6 Players Apiece; and The Ohio State Buckeyes Had 4 Players in The Game. This Might Be a Sneak Preview As To The Top 5 Teams in The Country Were in The 2020 National Recruiting Championship.

As Incredible as The Georgia Bulldog Wide Receivers and Defensive Back Recruits Were in This Recruiting Haul, Neither Positions Rate and Rank With The Georgia Bulldog Offensive Linemen Signees. Coach Smart and His New Offensive Line Coach Matt Luke Signed Seven Offensive Linemen in This Recruiting Class. In Addition to Broderick Jones, The Georgia Bulldogs Also Signed The #3 Offensive Tackle In The Country in Tate Ratledge and The #1 Offensive Center in Sedrick Van Pran-Granger. Then, There Is also Another OT Freak Chad Lindberg (6-6, 325), OT Austin Blaske (6-6, 285), OG Devin Willock (6-6, 345) and OG Cameron Kinnie (6-3, 295) in The Recruiting Class.

One of My Biggest Complaints With The Various Recruiting Services is Their “Lack of Versatility” in Their “Re-Evaluating” and “Re-Rating” of Obvious College Recruits That Obviously Were Rated With In-Correct Player Ratings. After Jalen Carter (In Photo Below) Was Invited To The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and “Wowed” All of The Players, Coaches, and Scouts in Practice and in The Game, The ESPN Recruiting Service “Re-Evaluated” and “Re-Rated” Him From a 4-Star to a Deserving 5-Star Rating in a “Long-Over-Do Re-Rating” and a “Better Late Than Never” Situation.

The Georgia Bulldogs Have Done a Really Great Job of Nation-Wide Recruiting and Being Able To-Recruit a Nationally Top-Rated Running Back, But Not Too Many Scouts or Recruiting Services Thought That They Could Recruit One of The Top Running Backs Out of California and Sign Him For The Georgia Bulldogs, But They Were Wrong, Because They Heavily Recruited Kendall Milton (#2) of Clovis Buchanan and They Signed Him.

Milton (6-2, 220, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 126) is Not Only An Unbelievable, Absolute Freak, but He Is Also One of The Most Incredible Running Backs That I Have Ever Seen. The Georgia Bulldogs Went Head-To-Head With The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Ohio State Buckeyes, and The LSU Tigers, But Once The Bulldogs Were Able To Get Milton on Their Campus, Milton Knew Exactly Where He Wanted To-Go and He Committed to Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart in Late July! Milton, Actually Received Over 40 Scholarship Offers.

I Watched His Incredible Highlight Film and I Was In Complete and Totally In-Awe. I Started Watching His Senior Highlight Film and After 15 Plays, I Had Seen Enough. His 15 Straight Plays Included Touchdown Runs of 45-Yards, 35-Yards, 15-Yards and a Dive Into The End-Zone, 20-Yards, 70-Yards, 25-Yards, 50-Yards, 55-Yards, 52-Yards, 30-Yards, 65-Yards, 75-Yards, 10-Yards, 70-Yards, Another Dive Into The End-Zone, and 30-Yards. After Those 15 Plays, I Had Seen Enough, but Then On Another Highlight Film, Milton Returned a 75-Yard Punt For Another Touchdown, after Breaking 4 Tackles.

Milton Was Named to The All-USA California First Team Offense in Both 2018 and 2019. Milton Was Also One of The Top Running Backs at The Opening Finals and He Claimed The “Alpha Dog Award” Which Was Given To The Top Running Back On a Daily Basis. His 4.59 Forty, Was on a Slow Surface, But It Was Among The Fastest For All Running Backs at The Opening Finals Camp. His 4.46 Forty, At 220-Pounds, Is His Very Best Forty Timing.

Milton Became one of The Bulldogs Top Three Every-Down Running Backs The Moment That He Stepped Onto The Georgia Bulldogs Campus. Zamir White and Kenny McIntosh are Big and Powerful Running Backs, But Are Not As Big as Milton and Who is Incredibly Agile and Elusive for a Big Back.

Milton Could Have Played In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, But He Elected To Enroll and Begin His College Career. He Is The Highest Rated Early Enrollee For The Georgia Bulldogs. Since Everyone Knows That The Bulldogs Must Replace Super Running Back D’Andre Swift and Brian Herrien, Milton Will Get an Early Chance To-Earn Early Playing Time For The Bulldogs and To Become a Potential Bulldog Starter as a True Freshman.

The Georgia Bulldogs Also Signed The #1 Cornerback In The Country and One of The Top Five Players in The Country. Kelee Ringo (#7) is Also One of The Largest Athletic Cornerbacks Ever in The Country. Ringo (6-3, 212, 4.33, 38, 4.12, 128) Reminds Me of Another Patrick Peterson of The LSU Tigers in The 2011 NFL Draft. Peterson (6-0, 219, 4.21, 38, 4.07, 126) Was an NFL #1 Draft Choice and Ringo is Already Projected To-Be #1 in The 2023 NFL Draft.

Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart and The Bulldogs Are Returning Most of Their Defensive Secondary in The 2020 Season, but They Were Still Able To Persuade Ringo To Come To Athens Instead Austin or Portland. Ringo is Probably The One Super Recruit That Gave The Georgia Bulldogs Their #1 Ranking in The 2020 Recruiting National Championship.

The Georgia Bulldogs Were Also “The Benefit-Factor” of Another Incredible and Unbelievable Player in OT/DT/TE Broderick Jones (#88) With His TE Jersey.  Jones Moved From a 4-Star Rating To a Five-Star Rating On ESPN and it Also Effected The Ratings of The Other Various Recruiting Services, as He Moved From The #25 Player in The Country To The #14 Player in The Country; Plus Jones Just Moved Into  The #2 Offensive Tackle in The Country.

On His Highlight Film, Broderick Jones is Another Super Freak on Offense at Tight End and Also at Defensive End on Defense. His Sophomore and Junior Highlights Are Incredible As He is Unblocked On Most Every Single Defensive Play. Jones is Also Another Incredible All-American Tight End.

One of The Main Things That Stands-Out About Jones is His Unbelievable  Work-Ethic On Both Sides of The Football and He Could Be an Incredible All-American Defensive End If The Bulldogs Needed-It and Wanted-It To-Be. Oh Yeah, He is Also a Pretty Good Basketball Player During Basketball Season.

The Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart is Already Trying To “Down-Play” His New Potential 2023 #1 Draft Choice, but Broderick Jones is Not His Only One; But Andrew Thomas Is Already Being Projected as a 2020 NFL #1 Draft Choice and Jones has All of The Physical Tools and Work-Ethic To-Follow Him in His Footsteps in The 2023 NFL Draft!

Jalen Carter (6-4, 301, 4.88, 30, 4.68, 110) Was Ranked as The #7 Defensive Tackle in The Country, but After He Recorded 4 Bone-Crunching Tackles and Was Voted as One of The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Defensive MVP’s, Carter Was Re-Rated To The #2 Defensive Tackle. Carter Earned That 5 Star Rating, Not Only Because He Was Dominating at Defensive Tackle, but He Was Also Dominant on Offense at Offensive Guard and Offensive Tackle.

This Unbelievable Super Freak is Impossible To Block on Defense at Either Defensive End or Defensive Tackle and a Defender Trying To-Tackle Him With The Football in His Hands at Either Tight End or Fullback is Almost Virtually Impossible To Tackle. The Georgia Bulldogs Signed Another Super Freak at Tight End With Darnell Washington, but This Guy Could Become an All-American Tight End For The Georgia Bulldogs if He Were Needed To-Be.

I Have NEVER Seen Four Greater Tight Ends in The Same Recruiting Class as in This 2020 Recruiting Class, Including Arik Gilbert, Who Signed With The LSU Tigers and DT/TE Jalen Carter, TE/DE Darnell Washington, and TE/DE/OT Broderick Jones, With The Georgia Bulldogs.

NEW #1 PLAYER MEARS RATING UPDATE!

The Georgia Bulldogs May Have Signed The Most Players With a 3,000 MEARS RATING of Any of The Top Five Teams In The Country. At First, I Decided To Award The #1 Player on Each Team With a 3,001 MEARS RATING, But How In The World Can I Choose Between The Ever So Versatile and Super Athletic Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter Over OT Broderick Jones, RB Kendall Milton, CB Kelee Ringo; EDGE RUSH End Mekhail Sherman, and TE Darnell Washington and Keep In-Mind That All Six Georgia Bulldog Players Are Going To Be 2023 NFL #1 Draft Choices. So, After Laying Awake For Several Hours, I Have Decided To Give a 3,025 MEARS RATING To Every Player on Ever Team, That I Honestly Feel is The #1 Player on The Team.

The Georgia Bulldogs Received a Major Verbal Commitment From Former 5-Star Linebacker Mekhail Sherman (In Photo) From Washington D.C. St Johns College As The Georgia Bulldogs Beat-Out The Ohio State Buckeyes and The Florida Gators and Over 30 Other Scholarship Offers For Still Another Absolute Super Defensive Edge Rush End or Outside Linebacker Freak.

Sherman, Along With Super Running Back Freak, Kendall Milton, was One of The National Leaders for The Georgia Bulldog Recruiting Class. Sherman, Along With Milton, Committed in July and They Never Wavered.

Sherman (6-3, 234, 4.52, 36, 4.32, 122) Missed Most of His Junior Season, With a Torn ACL, But He Was Incredible As a Sophomore As He Recorded 51 Tackles, Including an Unbelievably Amazing 18 Tackles For a Loss, 7 Quarterback Sacks, 2 Pass Breakups, 1 Forced Fumble, and 1 Interception.

Although This Defensive Edge Rush End Freak Was Slowed by a Really Tough Knee Injury as a Junior, Sherman Was Clocking Routine Low Laser 4.5’s in The Forty. Then, In The 2018 Opening Finals Camp, After His Sophomore Season, Sherman Ran a Forty in The 4.5 Range in One of “The Fastest Man” Heats, as a 225-Pound Linebacker.

They Rarely Make Football Players Bigger Than This Guy. The Georgia Bulldogs Have Just Signed One of The Biggest and Most Athletic Tight Ends in Captivity as They Have Just Inked Darnell Washington (#19) of Las Vegas Pines, Nevada. Washington (6-8, 261, 4.62, 36, 4.42) is Beyond Having  Incredible. Even With His Mammoth Size, Washington Also Has Unbelievable Athleticism For a Dominating Player at Tight End as He Rates As One of The Top Two Tight Ends in The Country With Arik Gilbert of The LSU Tigers.

Although Gilbert and Washington Are The Top Two Tight Ends in The Country, Washington Is Switched to “Jumbo Athlete” When Player Ratings and Rankings Are More Aptly Classified. Washington Has The Incredible Ability To Play Defensive End at The Next Level, But The Georgia Bulldogs Are Not Going To-Miss The Unbelievable Opportunity To Have a 6-8 Pass-Catching Beast on Offense Who Will Catch The Football and Then Run-Over a Strong Safety or Cornerback on His Way Into The End-Zone.

The Bulldogs Can Also Line Him Up as a Flex Tight End and be Able To-Take Even More Advantage of Being Able To-Maul and Man-Handle a Defender Before Scoring a Touchdown. The Bulldogs Had a Really Huge Need at Tight End in This 2020 Recruiting Class and Washington Obviously Fills The Bulldogs Need and Washington is  One of The Most Impressive Tight Ends, Along With Amik Gilbert, That I Have Seen in Over 40 Years of Evaluations.

The University of Georgia Bulldogs Have Been Associated With Some of the Top Offensive Lineman Speed-Freaks In The Country During The Georgia Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart Tenure in Athens. Although some of That Credit Goes to The Departed Offensive Line Coach Sam Pittman, The Bulldogs Great New Offensive Line Coach Matt Luke Helped Coach Smart With An  Incredible Group of Offensive Linemen in This 2020 Recruiting Class.

The Bulldogs Signed a Pair of Top-Rated Super-Star Offensive Lineman in OT Broderick Jones and OT Tate Ratledge, But The Bulldogs Also Signed The #1 Center in Sedrick Van Pran and Another Highly Rated OT in Chad Lindberg (#78 In Photo). These Four Offensive Linemen Are The Highest Rated Quartet That Have Ever Signed Under Coach Smart and Coach Pittman. All Four Of These Incredible Georgia Bulldog Offensive Linemen Are Rated With at Least a 3,000 MEARS RATING.

With 37 Scholarship Offers, Lindberg Was One of The Most Heavily Recruited Offensive Line Prospects in The Country. He is a Weight-Room Freak With a 400 Bench Press Press, and With Elite Size, and Athleticism To Play Up and Down The Line of Scrimmage At Any Position.

Lindberg Scholarship Offers Were From Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Clemson, Colorado, Florida, Georgia Tech, Memphis, Miami, Mississippi State, Missouri, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Purdue, SMU, Stanford, TCU, Texas Tech, Tulane, Tulsa, Utah, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, and Wisconsin.

Lindberg Played His High School Football at League City Clear Creek High School in Texas. Clear Creek High School Plays in The Incredible Texas 6A Classification, Which is Considered By Most National Scouts and National Coaches as The Very Best High School Football Competition In The Country.

He Originally Committed to The University of Georgia Bulldogs in July of 2018, Under the Assumption That He Would Be Playing for Coach Sam Pittman, But There Was a Smooth Transition from Coach Pittman to The New Bulldog Offensive Line Coach Matt Luke.

“I Am Gonna Miss Coach Pittman a Lot,” Said Lindberg. “Coach Pittman is a Great Coach and A Better Person. You Just Can Not Replace His Personality, But Coach Luke is The Best Coach To-Replace Coach Pittman, With His Great High Energy. It Will be Really Fun to Learn From Him.”

Lindberg Plans To Enroll In June and He Will Immediately Start To Work On Competing For One of The Two Offensive Line Spots. A lot of Georgia Bulldog Fans Are Wondering If Lindberg Would Be Willing To-Move To An Offensive Guard If Broderick Jones and Tate Ratledge Win The Starting Spots! “I’m Going To Compete For an Offensive Tackle Spot, But If I Fit Best at Offensive Guard, I Will Make Sure That I Am The Best Offensive Guard in The Country!”

Tate Ratledge (#50) From Rome Darlington, Georgia is Another Incredible Photo-Type Left Offensive Tackle Super-Freak With Unbelievable Athleticism For an Offensive Lineman. Ratledge Is Tremendously Quick Off The Line of Scrimmage With Great Hands and Footwork, Which Makes Him an Outstanding and Incredible Run-Blocker.

The Incredible Speed of The Game Today+, Especially in The SEC Conference Has Always Been The Biggest Question at The Offensive Left Tackle. The SEC Conference Is a Really Tough Conference, Because Both The Left Tackle and Right Tackle Will Always Face an Athletically Fast and Quick Super-Freak Edge Rushing Defensive End on Every Single Play in The SEC Conference.

A Few Years Ago, Another Elite Offensive Left Tackle Named Andrew Thomas Also Played at a Private School and Like Ratledge, He Signed With The Georgia Bulldogs And He Went To Athens and Started at Offensive Right Tackle as a True Freshman.

The Georgia Bulldogs Signed an Incredible Three Elite Offensive Tackles, Including Broderick Jones, Chad Lindberg, and Tate Ratledge and One of The Three Will Probably Become The Starting Offensive Left Tackle as a True Freshman, But All Three Will Probably Play as a True Freshman in 2020. Ratledge is Stronger Than Andrew Thomas and He Also Has The Same Maturity and He Will Come To Athens and Be “Totally Ready” To Compete For a Starting Offensive Lineman Position.

With His Great Measurables (6-6, 322, 5.02, 30, 4.62, 110), Ratledge Uses His Amazing Quickness and Explodion Off Of The Line of Scrimmage and Completely Dominates Defensive Linemen, Trying To Get To The Quarterback. At his Size, Quickness, and Strength, Ratledge Actually Mauls The Guy In Front of Him, In Driving Him Five-Yards or More Backward.

Ratledge Received Scholarship Offers From Georgia, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, LSU, Louisville, Michigan, Michigan State, Miami, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Southern Cal, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, and Oklahoma.

Ever Since The Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Took Control of The Bulldogs Offense, The Georgia Bulldogs Play Faster Than Fast. They Play Incredibly Fast. There Has Never Been Any Shortage of Georgia Bulldog Speed and NFL Talent for The SEC East Power, but There Has Never Been Such a Thing as Too Much Speed and The Signing of Arian Smith (In Photo), Who Runs a 10.2 in The 100-Meters and Who Might Be The Fastest Player in The Country On Any Level in Football and Track Olympics.

Right Now, Smith is Under-Rated As a 4-Star Recruit By All of The Recruiting Services, But With This Kind of Speed, This Lakeland, Florida Speedster Will Become an Immediate Major Factor For The Bulldogs in College Football in The SEC East Conference. At The Under Armour Game, Smith Won “The Fastest Man Competition Race” and After Winning This Race, Smith Should Have Been “Re-Rated” Just Like DT Jalen Carter and OT Broderick Jones.

Smith Won The State of Florida Long Jump Championship as a Freshman and Then Transferred To Lakeland as a Senior After Receiving 35 Major Scholarship Offers, Including Offers From Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, Just To Name a Few. 

On His Highlight Film, Smith Ran a 96-Yard Kickoff Return Back For a Touchdown, Right Up-The-Middle, Against Tampa Bay Tech and Then He Ran a 20-Yard Reverse For Another Touchdown. Whether Smith Runs Kickoffs and Punts Back For Touchdowns or Lines-Up in a Slot or Wide Receiver or Takes a Hand-Off and Runs a Reverse; Smith Will Always Have The Incredible Mind-Boggling Speed To-Get Downfield in a Hurry and He is Going To Help The Bulldogs To Win Another SEC East Championship Game.

The Georgia Bulldogs Also Signed Another Incredible All-American Offensive Lineman, as The Bulldogs Also Signed The #1 Offensive Center In The Country, in Sedrick Van Pran (#63).

With L-OT Broderick Jones, Combined With OC Sedrick Van Pran From New Orleans Warren Easton, Louisiana at Center and Fellow OT Tate Ratledge and Chad Lindberg, The Georgia Bulldogs Really Cleaned-Up in The Offensive Linemen Positions Following The Sudden Departure of Their Beloved Super Georgia Bulldogs Offensive Line Coach Sam Pittman.

Coach Sam Pittman Has Just Sent Three Super Georgia Bulldog Offensive Linemen to The 2020 NFL Draft, Including at Least One Potential #1 Draft Choice in L-OT Andrew Thomas (6-5, 320), But Both L-OG Solomon Kindley (6-4, 335) and R-OT Isaiah Wilson (6-7, 340) Also Declared For The 2020 NFL Draft With Thomas. Coach Pittman Was Just Hired Away by The Arkansas Razorbacks To Be Their New Head Football Coach, But The Georgia Bulldogs Still Won The 2020 Recruiting National Championship.

Sedrick Van Pran (6-4, 305) With Incredible “Brute Strength” Won “The Bench Press Challenge” In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and Then Won “The Pancake Award” in The Under Armour Bowl Game.

Quarterback Carson Beck (6-4-5, 226, 4.42, 28, 4.4) Jax Mandarin, FL

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One of The New Georgia Bulldogs New Wide Receivers Who Will Get a Chance To Play Early in The 2020 Season is Super Wide Receiver Jermaine Burton (#13), Who Is An Absolute Super Freak On His Highlight Film.

On His Highlight Film, Burton Makes Incredible Catch Over and Over and Over. Burton is Also an Amazing Wide Receiver With Incredible Measurables and He Has Been Compared To The Former LSU Tigers Wide Receiver and Long-Time Friend Jarvis Landry of The Cleveland Browns.

In The Previous LSU Tigers Game, The New Georgia Bulldogs Offense Had a Real Dire Need For Wide Receiver Help After Both Lawrence Cager and Dominick Blaylock Were Injured and Freshman George Pickens Was The Bulldogs Only Reliable Option. With Cager Gone To The NFL and Blaylock Still Recovering From an ACL Injury, The Wide Receiver Position is The Biggest Position That Will Need Immediate Help as The 2020 Season Begins.

With This in Mind, The Two Wide Receivers That The Georgia Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Will Turn-To Are The Speed-Freaks Arian Smith, Who Ran a 4.24 Forty and Jermaine Burton With a 4.37 Forty, a 3.95 Pro-Shuttle, a 40-Inch Vertical Jump, and Makes Incredible Catch After Catch. Smith Will Also Return Kickoffs and Maybe Punts, But Both Should See Action Early at Wide Receiver.

With The Signing of Arian Smith, Who Runs a 10.2 in The 100-Meters and Who Just Might Be The Fastest Player in The Country For This 2020 Recruiting Class. Both Smith and Burton Have Other Startling and Incredible Stats! Smith Has Incredible Measurables With a 4.24 Forty, 40-Inch Vertical Jump, a 4.04 Pro-Shuttle, and an Incredible 132-Inch Standing Broad Jump. Burton Match Him With a 40-Inch Vertical Jump, a 3.95 Pro-Shuttle, and A Broad-Jumped The Width of a Backyard Swimming Pool From Running Start!

Burton is a Freak on The Football Field and It Is Not For The Huge Swimming Pool Broad Jump, But For His Incredible “Ball-Skills” in Continuing To-Make The Kind of Catches That He Makes and With Two or Three Defenders on His Back on Most of His Pass-Catches.

Burton is a Very Tough, Physical Wide Receiver Who Loves To-Block and He Has a Really Nice Total Package of Size, Speed, Great Hands, and a Great Playmaker. He  Can Line-Up Anywhere on The Field and Can Dominate All Cornerbacks and Is Incredible in “Catching The Football-In-Traffic” and He Already Projects as an Impact Player, a Power-5 Starting Wide Receiver, and a Potential Future High Round 2023 NFL Draft Choice.

Burton Committed To The LSU Tigers in April of 2019, But He Signed With The Georgia Bulldogs After Receiving Scholarship Offers From Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona State, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Louisville, LSU, Miami, Mississippi State, Oregon, Penn State, South Carolina, Syracuse, Tennessee, Southern Cal, and UCLA.

Daijun Edwards (#3) is Another One of The Georgia Bulldogs New Running Backs as He Joins Running Back Kendall Milton, and Both New Running Backs Are Early Georgia Bulldog Enrollees.

At Moultrie Colquitt County High School in Florida, Edwards Had a Sensational Four-Year Career as He Rushed for 4,413-Yards and An Unbelievable 64 Touchdowns While Averaging 6.2-Yards Per-Carry, Including 1,008-Yards, 11 Touchdowns, and a 6.1-Yard Average as a Senior. Last season, Edwards also made 27 Pass-Catches For more than 400-Yards and Two Touchdowns. Edwards Broke The Colquitt County Career Record Holder For Career Rushing Yards and Career Rushing Touchdowns.

In Getting New Running Back Edwards, The Georgia Bulldogs Are Getting A Great Playmaker Who was Greatly Productive in a Really Competitive 7A Region of High School Football in Georgia. In His Four Year Career, He Not Only Had 715 Carries for 4,413-Yards and 64 Rushing Touchdowns, But He Also Recorded 72 Pass-Catches for 821-Yards and Another Two Touchdowns. His Impressive Pass-Catch Contributions and His Great Ability on Pass-Catches Coming out of The Backfield Was One of His Greatest Assets.

Edwards (5-11, 210, 4.42, 38, 4.16, 126) is Also a Very Willing Running Back as a Pass Protector, But He Is An Incredible Pass-Catcher, Coming Out of The Backfield. As a Senior, Edwards Had 27 Pass-Catches for 408-Yards In 12 Games and a Tremendous 15.1-Yards Per Pass-Catch and It Brought His Career Pass-Catch Total To 72. Edwards is Also Very Strong For a Running Back With a Great 325-Pound Bench Press and a 465-Pound Squat. Edwards May Not Be a Speed-Burner at Running Back, But on His Highlight Film, He Still Proves That He is The Fastest Player on The Field on His Long Touchdown Runs Into The End-Zone.

Edwards Was an Incredibly Impressive Running Back at The Opening Regional in Atlanta as He Was Clearly The Top Running Back As He Was Virtually Impossible for Any of The Linebackers to Detain in The Drills. Edwards Demonstrated Outstanding Footwork and a Great Change of Direction as He Used This Lateral Agility In Juking and Sidestepping Linebackers, Trying To Detain Him. He Was Rarely Touched, Even During The Confined Area During The RB/LB Cat and Mouse Drills.

Edwards Held An Offer From a Multitude of Powerhouse BCS Teams Including Georgia, Arkansas, Auburn, Tennessee, Florida State, Miss St,  Colorado, Kentucky, Maryland, Nebraska, Virginia Tech, and Penn State.

Defensive Tackle Nazir Stackhouse (In Photo) is Still Another Georgia Bulldog Freak. If You Watch This Guy on His Highlight Film, You Have Got To Wonder Why Stackhouse is Not Rated Higher and Why He is Not Rated a 5-Star, Because on Numerous Highlight Game Films, He Was Rarely Blocked.

I Think That The Main Reason That Stackhouse Was Not Rated Any Higher Was Because He Gave a Verbal Commitment To The Georgia Bulldogs On The Morning of The 2017 SEC Championship Game Against The Auburn Tigers And His Verbal Commitment Was a Quiet Commitment, Because All of The Georgia Bulldog Fans Were Unbelievably Focused on Beating The Auburn Tigers and Winning The SEC Championship For The First Time Since 2005.

I Think That It Is Also Really Safe To Say That The Bulldogs Defensive Tackle Nazir Stackhouse Has Been “Flying Under The Radar” Ever Since 2017 and The Various Recruiting Services Have Simply Not Done Their Job and Watched His Highlight Film To “Re-Evaluate” Him and “Re-Rate” Him.

In Defense For The Various Recruiting Services Also Might Be That Stackhouse Transferred to Columbia High School From Stephenson High School After His Junior Season and After Being Named on The 2018 Georgia Sportswriters Association Georgia Second Team All-State Defense.

Then, During His Senior Year, Stackhouse Helped Lead His Columbia High School Team To a 4-1 Region Record And The #2 Seed From The Georgia Region 5-5A. In That Senior Season, Stackhouse Was Named As The 2019 Region Defense Player of The Year, As He Recorded 77 Tackles, Including 57 Solo Tackles, 9.5 Quarterback Sacks, An Incredible 29 Tackles For A Loss, and 1 Forced Fumble. Stackhouse Also Rushed 7 Times For 31-Yards and 3 Touchdowns From a Fullback Position on Offense. I Must Have Watched At Least 15 of Those Incredible 29 Tackles For A Loss On His Highlight Film.

Even, After His Fabulous Junior Season and After Transferring To Decatur Columbia, Georgia, and Having An Incredible Senior Season, In Leading The Columbia Lions to a 9-2 Overall Record and an Undefeated 7-0 Region Record and Earning The Region 4-6A Championship, Stackhouse Was Still Verbally Committed to The Georgia Bulldogs For over 16 Months; Although Teams Like The LSU Tigers, The Alabama Crimson Tide, The Ohio State Buckeyes, The Auburn Tigers, The Florida Gators, Florida State, The Nebraska Cornhuskers, Tennessee, and Georgia Tech Still Pursued Him and Offered.

Marcus Rosemy (#4) Might Not Have The Incredible Speed and Athletic Upside as Arian Smith and Jermaine Burton, But He is Still An Incredible Athletic-Freak on The Football Field, In His High Highlight Film With an Uncanny Ability and Talent To-Make “Quick-Cuts” on Quick Slants That Help Him To Break-Away From Cornerbacks.

Rosemy Still Has Great Quickness and Speed and He is Able To-Make These Unbelievable “Quick-Cuts” On These Quick Slants and Then Find The Open-Spaces and Race Into The End-Zone On Game-Changing Plays. In Terms of Being an Outstanding Football Player, Rosemy Might be One of The Best Football Players in The Georgia Bulldogs Recruiting Class. and He is Also a Valuable Wide Receiver In One of The Greatest Wide Receiver Classes That I Can Remember.

On His Highlight Film, Rosemy Used His Unbelievable “Quick-Cuts” To Perfection. On His First Play, Against Edgewater, Rosemy Made a Short Simple Two-Yard Catch, Made His Super Quick-Cut and Raced Into The End-Zone For a 10-Yard Touchdown. Then, He Did It Again For a 35-Yar Touchdown, With 3 Defenders on Him. Then, Against Venice, He Made Two More Unbelievable “Quick-Cuts” On Quick Slants and Then Find The Open-Spaces and Raced 20-Yards and 15-Yards Into The End-Zone On Game-Changing Plays.

Rosemy (6-2, 195, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 118) Was The Key player and Wide Receiver For One of The Top Football Program In The Country At Fort Lauderdale St Thomas Aquinas, Florida. With His “Quick Slant/Quick-Cut” Ability, Rosemy Is Able To Completely Change A Short Pass Into a Late Game-Changing Play.

Rosemy Does Not Have The Blazing Speed That Arian Smith Has or The Incredible 40-Inch Vertical Jump and 3.95 Pro-Shuttle of Jermaine Burton, But He Made Some Incredible, Contested Catches Against Some Super Elite Athletes at The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Practices. Given the Instant Need At Wide Receiver, Rosemy Will Join Both Smith and Burton in The 2020 Rotation.

Rosemy Also Got The Attention of A Lot of The Georgia Bulldog Fans When One of His Incredible Catches Was Highlighted as The #2 Catch On On The ESPN “SportsCenter” Top 10 Plays On One Friday Night. The Incredible Catch Got The Georgia Bulldog DawgNation Attention, But In Effect, Rosemy Makes That Type of Catch in Every Single Game and In Practice.

“I Was Not Surprised That Marcus Made that Catch,” Said His Head Coach Roger Harriott. “It’s not unusual for him to make that type of catch. Marcus is blessed with Innate Athleticism and Hand-Eye Coordination.”

Rosemy Received Scholarship Offers From Georgia, Baylor, Florida, Arkansas, Auburn, Boston College, Cincinnati, East Carolina, Florida State, Illinois, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Kentucky, LSU, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Purdue, Southern Miss, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, USF, and Wake Forest, 

Rosemy Probably Projects As a Multi-Year Impact Wide Receiver Target For The Georgia Bulldog With The Uncanny Athletic Talent To-Develop Into an Early Round NFL Draft Choice.

Texas Cornerback Jalan Kimber (#7) is Another Georgia Bulldog Signee With Incredible Speed and Athletic Measurables as He Recorded An Amazing 140.01 Score at The Opening Finals Testing Last July, Including an Incredible 42-Inch Vertical Jump and an Equally Incredible 4.02 Clocking in The Pro Shuttle.

Kimber, From Mansfield Timberview, Texas Also Ran a Laser 4.44 in The Laser Forty, Which Equates To a About a Legit 4.38 and Which Makes Him an Impact Starter and A Potential Early Round NFL Draft Selection, But Kimber Has All of The Physical Tools To Become a #1 NFL Draft Choice.

The Georgia Bulldogs Beat-Out A Lot of Power Five Powerhouses For Jalen Kimber, Who Is An Absolute Super Freak On His Highlight Film, Including  Scholarship Offers From Alabama, Auburn, LSU, TCU, and Clemson.

SUPER TOP 20 GEORGIA BULLDOGS MEARS RATINGS
3,231.65 MEARS AVERAGE

Freak on His Highlight Film = FF
Unbelievable Freak  = FF FR

PLAYER                                              HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
CB Kelee Ringo, Scottsdale, AZ (6-3, 212, 4.33, 38, 4.12, 128) FF           3,350
RB Kendall Milton, Buchanan, CA (6-2, 220, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 128) FF   3,332
DT Jalen Carter, Apopka, FL      (6-4, 301, 4.88, 31, 4.68, 110)  FF         3,330
WR Arian Smith, Lakeland, FL (6-0, 175, 4.24, 40, 4.04, 132) FF          3,225
EDGE Mekhail Sherman, DC      (6-3, 234, 4.52, 36, 4.32, 120) FF         3,320
OT Broderick Jones, Lithonia, GA (6-6, 298, 4.78, 31, 4.48, 118) FF    3,315
TE/DE Darnell Washington, NV (6-8, 261, 4.62, 34, 4.42, 118) FF        3,315
RB Daijun Edwards, Colquitt, GA (5-11, 210, 4.42, 38, 4.16, 126) FF    3,310
OC Sedrick Van Pran, Easton, LA (6-4, 305, 5.2, 28, 5.02, 110, 35) FF 3,270
QB Carson Beck, Mandarin, FL (6-4-5, 226, 4.62, 28, 4.4, 110)  FF       3,267
WR Jermaine Burton, Calabases CA (6-1, 190, 4.37, 40, 3.95, 128)FF 3,260
WR Marcus Rosemy, Aquinas, FL (6-2, 195, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 126) FF     3,240
CB Jalen Kimber, Timberview, TX (6-0, 170, 4.38, 42, 4.02, 132) FF   3,190
OT Tate Ratledge, Darlington, GA (6-6, 322, 5.02, 30, 4.62, 116)  FF   3,184
DT Nazir Stackhouse, Decatur, GA (6-4, 306, 4.72, 30, 4.56, 110) FF   3,182
CB Major Burns, Madison Prep, LA  (6-3, 175, 4.44, 36, 4.22, 126) FF 3,150
SLOT Ladd McConkey, N Murray, GA (6-0, 175, 4.37, 37,4.12,126) FF 3,150
DT Warren Brinson, IMG, GA         (6-4, 301, 5.2, 28, 4.98, 110) FF       3,132
OT Chad Lindberg, Clear Creek, TX (6-6, 325, 5.22, 28, 4.86, 112) FF 3,125
WR Justin Robinson, ELCA, GA     (6-4, 210, 4.46, 37, 4.26, 126) FF    3,120

 

 

 

Georgia Bulldogs Sign Top 2020 Recruiting Class And The Carson Beck Quarterback Freak Story! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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Georgia Bulldogs Sign Top 2020 Recruiting Class And The Carson Beck Quarterback Freak Story!

By Super Scout Max Emfinger

For About The Last Six Weeks, I Have Evaluating The Top Five 2020 Recruiting Classes and For The Last Three Weeks, I Have Been Evaluating The Georgia Bulldogs. This 2020 Mat Be One Of The Best Recruiting Classes Ever, Because I Can Not Remember a Recruiting Class With So Many Unbelievable Freaky Players.

This Incredible Recruiting Class Really Validates Exactly What The Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Smart {In Photo) Told The SEC On Media Days Before The 2019 Football Season. Coach Smart Told The SEC, After Spending Time With The Alabama Crimson Tide, That He Felt That Both Alabama and Georgia, Did Not Spend That Much Time in Evaluating The Senior Highlight Film of Top Prospects and Obviously Did Not Take Into Account Their Senior Season.

Obviously, If They Did Not Take Into Consideration The Top Prospects Senior Film, They Did Not Take Into Consideration His Measurables, Which THE MEARS RATINGS Are Based Upon. Since Bulldogs Head Football Coach Kirby Smart Believes That Senior Highlight Film is of Great Importance, He Obviously Believes That Measurables Are Also of Great Importance.

So, In Fact, The Georgia Bulldogs May Have Probably Signed The Most Players With a 3,000 MEARS RATING of Any of The Top Five Teams. If a Player Rated a 3,000 or Better, I Gave Him a 3,000, But The #1 Player in Each Recruiting Class Was Given a 3,025. With Eleven Georgia Bulldog Players With a 3,000 or Better Rating, It Was Very Difficult To Decide Who The Best Georgia Bulldogs Player Was For THE 3,025 MEARS RATING, But After Carefully Evaluating All Eleven Players, I Selected The Versatile, Athletic Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter Over QB Carson Beck, OT Broderick Jones, RB Kendall Milton, Rush End Mekhail Sherman, CB Kelee Ringo, and Darnell Washington, While Keeping In-Mind That All Seven Georgia Bulldog Players Are Going To Be 2023 NFL #1 Draft Choices.

The Georgia Bulldogs Had An Incredible Team of Impressive Players That Participated in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game, Including DT Jalen Carter, Who Was Voted as One of The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Defensive Top MVP’s; OT Broderick Jones, One of The Top Two Offensive Tackles in The Country; WR Arian Smith, Who Won The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game Fastest Man Competition Race; Offensive Center Sedrick Van Pran, Who Won “The Bench Press Challenge” In The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game and Then He Won “The Pancake Award” in The Under Armour All-American Bowl Game; TE Darnell Washington, Who is The Top-Rated Jumbo Athlete/TE in The Country; Plus FS Major Burns, WR Jermaine Burton, OT Chad Lindberg, WR Marcus Rosemy, EDGE RUSH End Mekhail Sherman, and DT Warren Brinson.

Carson Beck Is Definitely Another Under-Rated Super Quarterback Freak For The Georgia Bulldogs!

Carson Beck (#18) is Considered To Be One of The Top Pro-Style Passing Quarterback In The Country For The Georgia Bulldogs, But If You Watch Him On His Highlight Film, You Can Not Help, But Being Highly Impressed With Him As a Potential Dual-Threat Quarterback. In Fact, Beck (6-4-5, 226, 4.62, 28, 4.4, 110) Reminds Me a Lot Of The Heisman Trophy Winning Quarterback, Joe Borrow, Because When You Are a Pro-Style Passing Quarterback and You Break All of The Passing Records That Joe Burrow Broke, you Are Not Going To Be Regarded as a Dual-Threat Quarterback.

On His First Play of His Senior Highlight Film, Beck Threw about a 35-Yard Touchdown Pass, But on His Second Play, He Was Pressured Out of The-Pocket and He Rolled To His Left and Raced 35-Yards For a Touchdown. Then On His Fourth Play, He Was Pressured Out of The Pocket Again and He Ran About 20-Yards Down The Right Sideline, For Another First Down. After Two More Touchdown Passes, He was Again Was Pressured and He Rushed Up-The-Middle For 20-Yards, Before Sliding Into Home For Another First Down.

Beck From Jacksonville Mandarin, Florida Has Some Incredible Athletic Speed Measurables With a Really Impressive 4.4 Pro Shuttle At The Opening Last Summer and That 4.4 Pro-Shuttle Was One of The Fastest For a Quarterback at The Opening Event. Beck Also Ran a Very Impressive 4.62  Forty. He Has Great Mechanics, Great Arm Strength, and Great Accuracy.

Beck is Unbelievably Quick and If He Is Not Necessarily Lightning-Fast as a Runner, He Is Unbelievably Quick  In The Same Manner That Aaron Murray Could Sit Back In-The-Pocket For a Long Time and Then Rip-Off An Incredible 50-Yard Touchdown Run. Beck Has The Ability To-Keep Defenses Honest With His Running Ability, But Unlike Murray, Beck is a  he’s kind of a Long Strider Who Gets To Defenders Much Quicker than They Are Expecting. 

Beck Also Had Some Very Impressive Athletic Seasons In High School Baseball, Before He Started To Concentrate on Football. He Was a Baseball Pitcher and First Baseman and In Fact, Beck Earned A Baseball All-American Honorable Mention Award In Both 2019 and 2018 On All-American Baseball Teams and Beck Had Already Committed To The Florida Gators, in Baseball, Before He Decided To Focus on Football.  

On June 28, 2018, Carson Beck Committed To Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban!

The University of Alabama finished up Their Summer Camps And Once Again Identified Some Of Their Top Targets, But One Special Target Might Have Surprised Some People.     

After Receiving High Praise From The Crimson Tide Coaching Staff and Talking To Head Coach Nick Saban, Quarterback Coach Dan Enos, and Offensive Line Coach Brent Key, Jacksonville Mandarin Quarterback Carson Beck, After He Earned The Florida Mr. Florida Award and Leading His Mandarin High School Team To Their First State Championship in School History Gave The Crimson Tide a Verbal Agreement and Beck Had Planned On Playing Both Football and Baseball in Tuscaloosa.

Crimson Tide Recruiting Reporter Martin Houston Joined The Blitz And Shared Some Even More Insight Why That Verbal Commitment Should Make All of The Alabama Crimson Tide Fans Really Excited About The Vast Potential of Carson Beck.

“Carson Beck Sounds Like a Quarterback That is Really Coveted by The Alabama Crimson Tide Coaching Staff,” Said South. “I Finally Actually Spoke With Carson Beck And He Said That He was The First Quarterback That The Entire Alabama Coaching Staff Had Agreed On That They All Wanted at The Quarterback Position And That Says Something About Him. That Is Extremely High Praise Considering That The Alabama Crimson Tide Coaching Staff Evaluates Hundreds of Players and Makes Multiple Offers During Their Summer Football Camps.”

Back To The Georgia Bulldogs! 

The Georgia Bulldogs 2020 Recruiting Class, Along With Needing Help With The Offensive Line, Defensive Line, Running Backs, and Wide Receivers, Another High Recruiting Priority For The Georgia Bulldogs 2020 Recruiting Class, Was At Quarterback, Where They Were Going To Get Ready To Lose Their All-American Quarterback Jake Fromm and They Did, as He  Declared For The 2020 NFL Draft.

Before His Ninth Grade Season, Beck Attended Head Coach Kirby Smart’s  First Georgia Bulldogs Camp Just Prior To His First Season as The Bulldogs New Head Coach in 2016. Carson Was Very Impressed With The Intensity of The Georgia Bulldogs Summer Camp in The Athens Summer Heat and With This Great Experience In The Back of His Mind, Carson Always Continued To Hope That The Georgia Bulldogs Offer Was Going To Come and It Did.

“I Am Excited To-Get Carson Beck,” Said Coach Kirby Smart. “This Guy Has Come to Our Camps Since Before His Ninth-Grade Season. He Has Grown-Up and Has Gotten Better and Better Every Year. I Can Not Say Enough About Carson and His Competitive Nature Inside Him. He Is a Definite Winner.” 

In His Junior Season, Beck Earned The Florida Mr. Florida Award as He Led Jacksonville Mandarin High School To Their First State Championship in Their School History and The Second All-Time Championship By a Duval County Public School System. In Their State 8A Championship Game, Beck Completed 25 of 36 Passes For 329-Yards and Five Touchdowns, Which Was One Touchdown Shy of The 8A State Championship Game Record.

Mandarin High School Finished The 2018 Season With a 11-4 Record and a 4-0 Record in District 1-8A. For The Entire 2018 Season, Beck Completed 209 of  356 Attempts for 3,546-Yards Passing and 39 Touchdowns.

Then, As a Senior, After Losing 18 Starters off of The 8A State Championship, Beck Led Mandarin High School to a 7-4 record and He Completed 136 of 278 Passes for 1,843-Yards and 20 Touchdowns and  Rushed For Another 167-Yards and 6 Touchdowns on a Mandarin Team that Graduated 4 Top Wide Receivers and 11 Offensive Starters Off of The 2018 State Championship Team in The Highest Florida Football Classification.

As a Junior, Beck Shocked The Entire High School Football World As He Led His Mandarin High School Team To Their First Ever State Championship. But Then as a Senior, After Losing Those The 18 Starters and Only Having a 7-4 Record With Young and Inexperienced Players, Beck Became The Unbelievable, Unwarrantable Ridicule of Scorn by Scouts and The Various Recruiting Services. The Criticism and Ridicule Came, Because They Thought  Beck Was Overrated, Because He Did Not Win Another State Championship.

Wake Forest Graduate Transfer Jamie Newman is Probably “In-Line” To Become The Georgia Bulldogs New Starting Quarterback, But Beck, as an Early Enrollee, Will Go Through Spring Training and Compete With Stetson Bennett, D’Wan Mathis, and Newman For The Georgia Bulldogs New Starting Quarterback Job.

Beck Gets Jump-Start On College Career!

After Signing With The Georgia Bulldogs During The Early National Signing Day Period, Beck Arrived in Athens and Participated in The Georgia Bulldogs On-Campus Bowl Game Practices Ahead of The Bulldogs 26-14 All-State Sugar Bowl Victory Over The Baylor Bears. By Playing on The Bulldogs Scout Team In The Role of The Bears Starting Quarterback Charlie Brewer. And Being Able To Do This On The Bulldogs Scout Team, Beck Was Able To Learn The Bulldogs Routine of a Typical Practice and Get a Huge Jump-Start on Working With The Bulldog Coaches and The Bulldog Players Before Enrolling in The Early Spring and Getting Ready For Spring Training.

“I Think That Beck Might Be More of a More Prepared College Quarterback, Because of Him Being The Huge Victim of The Ridicule of Being Over-Rated After His Senior Season and He Handled The Situation Extremely Well,” Said Mandarin Head Coach Bobby Ramsey. 

Beck is a Big Super Quarterback Freak, With a Really Great Arm, Is Very Mobile, Is A Very Smart Student of The Game, and Has Been Compared to Super Quarterback Andrew Luck. Beck Was Definitely An Unjustified Under-Rated Player That Was Re-Rated From a 5-Star To a 4-Star After His Sr Year, Because Recruiting Services. Thought He Was Over-Rated. When Beck Leads The Bulldogs To Some Championship Games, They All Will Prove Me Right.

Georgia Bulldogs In Under Armour Game

In The Above Photo Are 7 of The 11 The Georgia Bulldog Players That Played In The 2020 Under Armour All-American Bowl Game. From L To R: OT Chad Lindberg, WR Arian Smith, DT Warren Brinson, OC Sedrick Van Pran, Rush End Mekhail Sherman, DT Jalen Carter, and OT Broderick Jones.

The Ohio State Buckeyes Have Just Signed Some Phenomenal Spread Offense Player Personnel! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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This 2020 Recruiting Class of Wide Receivers is Incredible. I Know That There Have Been Other Recruiting Classes With Incredible Receivers, but This Recruiting Class is Just Phenomenal and The Ohio State Buckeyes Signed Possibly The #1 Wide Receiver in The Country With The Phenomenon Freak Julian Fleming (#4) of Catawissa Southern Columbia, Pennsylvania. This Freak is a Guaranteed NFL #1 Draft Choice.

Fleming (6-2, 200, 4.3, 43, 4.0, 132, 15) Has Recorded Astronomically High and Incredible Speed and Athletic Measurables With Probably THE #1 MEARS RATING In The 2020 Class and He Finished His Senior Football Season With 72-Pass-Catches For 1,582-Yards and 22 Touchdowns as He Helped Lead His Southern Columbia Tigers To-Win Their 10th Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association 2A State Championship.

This Sounds Pretty Good, but The Incredible Part of Julian Fleming is The Fact That Fleming Also Broke The Pennsylvania Career Touchdown Record With 77 Touchdowns and The Career Pass-Receiving Yards Record With 5,514-Yards. With This Incredible Senior Season and These Two Career Pass-Receiving Career Records, Fleming Was Also Named As The Pennsylvania Player of The Year and Also The Pennsylvania Gatorade Player of The Year. 

With His Great Talent in Football, He is Also a Very Talented Player on The Hardwood and Also on The Track. The Day After Leading His Football Team To The Football State Championship in December, Fleming Was in The Gym Practicing With The Hoops Team.

“On Friday, Fleming Walked-Off The Football Field! On Sunday, We Practiced and Then He Played on Monday at Mahanoy Area and He Scored 11-Points!” Said Basketball Coach Pete Long. Fleming Made The Quick Transition From Football to Basketball as He Was The Basketball Team Leading Scorer With a 19-Point Average and 9 Rebound Average Per Game.

On His Highlight Film, Fleming (In Photo) is an Absolute Freak. He Has Incredible Blazing Speed. I Mean, He is So-Fast, He Makes Defenders Look Like “Slow-Pokes” When They Are Trying To Catch Him.

On One of His 77 Touchdown Catches, Fleming Caught A Short Quick Slant Pattern and Was Facing Four Defenders and Then Raced 75-Yards For The Touchdown. On This Particular Play, Fleming Made The Defenders Look Like “Slow-Poke” Junior High Players as They Were Approaching The 25 and 20-Yard Line as He Crossed The Goal Line.

On Another Play, Fleming Caught another Short Pass in The Left Flat and Out-Raced Four or Five Defenders, Untouched, For a 53-Yard Touchdown. Also On His Highlight Film, Fleming Made Numerous One-Handed Catches.

The Ohio State Buckeyes Signed Julian Fleming, Because He Can Help Them To-Win The Big-10 Championship and Also The National Championship. The Buckeyes Will Also Not Be Able To Keep Fleming Off of The Football Field in The 2020 Football Season, but That is a Great Thing For The Buckeyes and Their Quarterback Justin Fields and Head Football Coach Ryan Day.

With Heisman Trophy Candidate Justin Fields at Quarterback and Super Sophomore X-Wide Receiver Garrett Wilson and Super Z-Wide Receiver Chris Olave as Potential Starters, Along With Fleming, Fields Should Be One of The Most Excited Football Players in Athens, Ohio. Then, With Two of The Greatest Tight Ends in The Country, on The Same Team, in Luke Farrell and Jeremy Ruckert, Fields and Day Should Be Unbelievably Ecstatic.

 

Here is Another Unbelievable Absolute Football Freak. Paris Johnson, Jr (#77) is a Huge and Incredibly Athletic Offensive Left Offensive Tackle Who Recorded An “Unprecedented” and “Unheard-Of” 120 Pancake-Blocks as a Senior at Cincinnati Princeton, Ohio High School. This Guy is One of The Ohio State Buckeyes Most Unbelievable and Most Promising Incoming Freshman and Also With Another Astronomically High and Incredible Measurables With Probably One of The Top 5 MEARS RATING In The 2020 Class.

Johnson Was Awarded an Amazing Two Awards at The All-American Bowl Game. At This The All-American Bowl Game, Offensive Left Tackle Paris Johnson (6-6, 290, 5.0, 32.5, 4.53, 118, 30) Was Awarded The Anthony Munoz Lineman of The Year Award and Also Man of The Year Award. The latter Award Was Awarded To The Ohio High School Player Who Most Epitomized “A High Standard of Excellence in Community Service and Athletic Distinction” For an Ohio High School Football Player. 

The NBC Broadcast Crew Explained Why Johnson (In Photo With Mom Monica Johnson) Started The Paris Johnson Jr Foundation, Which Helps Young Athletes and Disabled Veterans.

“I Hold A Very Special Place in My Heart For Our Veterans, Because of Their Sacrifices That Allow Me To-Play Football.” Said Johnson. “I Also Love Giving-Back To Kids, Because I Feel Like My Whole Life That People Have Invested in Me as far as Helping Me With My Training, With My Education and Always Making Sure I Had Extra Resources to Always Compete in The Classroom and Compete on The Football Field. I Would Like T0-Do The Same Thing For Other People.”

The West All-American Bowl Game Team, Also Included Ohio State Buckeye Incoming Freshman OT Paris Johnson, Jr, Quarterback C.J. Stroud, Wide Receiver Gee Scott, and Free Safety Lathan Ransom. They Pulled Away for a 33-20 All-American Bowl Game Victory Over The East All-American Bowl Game Team, That Also Included Ohio State Buckeye Incoming Freshman Outside Linebacker Cody Simon and Offensive Tackle Josh Fryar.

The Incredible Paris Johnson, With Incredible Measurables, Including a 5.0 Flat Forty, a 32-5 Vertical Jump and a 4.53 Pro Shuttle, Has All of The Tools To Be a Prototypical Left Offensive Tackle For The Buckeyes and He is Already Projected as a 2023 #1 Draft Choice, Along With Julian Fleming.  

I Seriously Do Not Know What Ohio State Buckeye Head Football Coach Ryan Day is Going To-Do With All of These Absolute Wide Receiver Freaks. By Signing Julian Fleming, The Ohio State Buckeyes Signed A Wide Receiver Who Might Not Only Be The #1 Freshman Wide Receiver in The Country in 2020, But Also The #1 Player in The 2020 Class, but The Buckeyes Also Signed Another Wide Receiver From Texas, Named Jaxon Smith-Njigba (#11), Who Could Also Vie For That Wide Receiver #1 Honor.

Smith-Njigba (6-1, 188, 4.42, 36, 4.01, 126) is Definitely Not a Complete Total Speed Freak Like Fleming, But He Matches Fleming in Freaky Quickness With His Sensational 4.01 Pro Shuttle, His Pass-Catching Stats, and His One-Handed Catches Are Compatible With Fleming. One Other Thing To Consider Between These Two Wide Receiver Freaks is Their “Mind-Boggling” Games With Incredible Stats.

On The First Play of His Highlight Film, Smith-Njigba Ran a Quick Slant, Catches The Quick-Pass and Races, Untouched, 75-Yards For a Touchdown. Then He Ran Two More Quick Slants For 65-Yard and 70-Yard Touchdowns. In a Texas Playoff Game in The Dallas Cowboys Texas Stadium, Smith-Njigba Caught Passes For 325-Yards and 4 Touchdowns and Then in Another Major Playoff UPSET, He Made 6 More Touchdown Pass-Catches.

Fleming (6-2, 200, 4.3, 43, 4.0, 132, 15) Finished His Senior Football Season With 72-Pass-Catches For 1,582-Yards and 22 Touchdowns and Helped Lead His Southern Columbia Tigers To-Win Their 10th Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association 2A State Championship; While Smith-Njigba Finished His Rockwall Career With 5,384-Yards Receiving With a Mind-Blowing 82 Touchdown Pass-Catches in 44 Games.

As a Senior, Smith-Njigba (#11) Had Had An Incredible 109 Pass-Catches For 2,132-Yards, Giving Him a 19.5 Yards Per Pass-Catch Average and a 152.3-Yards Per Game Average and 35 Touchdowns; Along With His 5,384-Yards Pass Receiving and With a Mind-Boggling 82 Touchdowns in 44 Games. Some of His Various Honors and Awards Included All-District MVP, Texas 6-A All State First Team, Texas Football Super Team All-State Team, The All-American Bowl Team, and The Texas Gatorade Player of The Year. 

Smith-Njigba Was Also One of The Most Incredible Super-Stars in an Unbelievable Story in The Texas 6A Football Playoffs in The 2018 and 2019 Football Season. As a Junior, in 2018, Against Allen High School in a Texas 6A Playoff Game, Smith-Njigba Caught 14 Passes For 267-Yards and 3 Touchdowns, but Rockwall Still Lost in a Devastating Defeat.

Then As a Senior, in 2019, The Same Two Teams Were Facing Each-Other in Another 6A Semi-Finals Playoff Game. This Semi-Finals Game Was Played in The Dallas Cowboys Texas Stadium, as You Can See in The Photo Above. In This Game, Jaxon Led His Rockwall Team To An Incredible 60-59 UPSET Victory Over Allen and in This Game, Smith-Njigba Caught Another 15 Passes For 252-Yards and 5 Touchdowns, Plus a Sixth One on a One-Yard Run.

The Thing To Remember About This Allen High School Football Team is That They Had Already Won The 6A Texas Football State Championship in 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2017. They Had Also Made it To The Semi-Finals Game in The Last Seven Years.

So Here We Are With 1:23 Minutes Left In The Game, and Rockwall Has Just Scored a Touchdown, but They Are Still Losing 59-58. Being Only One-Point Behind, Rockwall Could Kick The Extra Point and Then Go-Into Overtime, but Rockwall Head Coach Rodney Webb Did Not Want To Play Allen in an Overtime. “I Did Not Want To Play a Team Like Allen, Who Had Already Won Five State Championship and Been in The Last Seven Semi-Final Playoff Games. “I Decided To-Go For Two-Points and The Win,” Said Coach Webb.

So Rockwall Went For The Two-Point Conversion, on a Very Special Play, and Scored The Winning Two-Point Conversion and Were Off To The Semi-Finals. On That Particular Two-Point Winning Play, Smith-Njigba Was on The Bench With Severe Cramps After Running “Up-And-Down” The Football Field All Night in Leading Rockwall To Their UPSET Victory. He Also Had Made Two Incredible Pass-Catches For First Downs on The Winning Touchdown Drive.

Obviously, Smith-Njigba Will Play Wide Receiver For The Ohio State Buckeyes. He Probably Will Play a Z-Receiver, The Same Position of Chris Olave and Austin Mack; While Fleming Will Probably Play as an X-Receiver With 2019 Super Freshman Garrett Wilson. Both Fleming and Smith-Njigba Have Already Enrolled in Classes and Will Go Through 2020 Spring Training. By Going Through Spring Training, They Will Obviously Have an Outstanding Head Start in Becoming an Ohio State Super Freshman.

This is Also The Greatest Class of Wide Receivers in The History of The Ohio State Buckeyes. Fleming, Smith-Nijgba, and Gee Scott All Played With Quarterback C.J. Stroud in The Elite 11 7on7 Camp In The Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Frisco, Texas. Along With Mookie Cooper, All Four Receivers Will Become The Greatest Quartet of Wide Receivers Ever Signed By The Ohio State Buckeyes. Stroud Will Use Them To-Win Several Big-10 Championships and Maybe a Buckeye National Championship.

SIDEBAR I: After Evaluating The First Three Ohio State Buckeye Incoming Freshman Recruits, It is Unbelievably Obvious That New Ohio State Buckeye Head Coach Ryan Day Not Only Signed a Top Five Recruiting Class In His First Full-Recruiting Cycle, But Coach Day Looked Like He Evaluated These Football Freaks With a Similar Rating System As My MEARS RATING SYSTEM, Because They All Have Recorded Unbelievably Incredible Super Combine Measurables. Fleming Ran a 4.0 Flat Shuttle, Smith-Njigba Ran a 4.01 Shuttle, Scott Ran a 4.12 Shuttle, and Cooper Ran a 4.07 Shuttle.

One of The Reasons That I Founded The First National High School Football Recruiting Service in 1979, Was Because of The Unbelievable Politics in The College Football Recruiting Wars. There Were Too Many Incredible Super Freaks That Were Never Able To-Get on Early College Recruiting Lists, Just Like in The Unbelievable Case of This Incredible Ohio State Buckeyes Quarterback C.J. Stroud (#16) in The Photo.

Stroud Had a Great Season as a Junior For Rancho Cucamonga High School in California, but For Some Crazy Political Reason He Was Never Able To Get on Most of The Major Recruiting Lists in The Spring, Until, In The Middle of July Before His Senior Season, And He Was Invited To The Elite 11 7on7 Camp In Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Frisco, Texas. The 2019 Elite 11 7on7 Camp Wrapped-Up Their 7on7 Three-Day Events and The Event Organizers Selected Their 2019 Elite 11 7on7 Camp MVP Award To Their Top Performers.

Super Quarterback C.J. Stroud Was Awarded as The #1 Quarterback After Leading His “Team Savage” To Victory In The 2019 Elite 11 7on7 Championship Game Competition. If You Adjust His Completion Percentages After Dropped-Passes, Stroud Had An Incredible 81% Completion Rate of 81% of His Passes. Stroud Also Led The 2019 Elite 11 7on7 Camp In Touchdown Passes With 12 Touchdowns. Stroud  Was Not Just “Dinking” and “Dunking” With His Passes, As He Mixed-Up His Passes, As He Completed Passes all Over The Field With Various Short and Long Pass Routes.

Before This Unbelievable Performance in Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Stroud Was “Flying Under The Recruiting Radar” To Most College Coaches in America and Although “The Various Recruiting Services” Moved Him From a 3-Star To a 4-Star; When He Won This 2019 Elite 11 7on7 Camp MVP Award, “These Various Recruiting Services” Should Have Moved Him To a Deserving 5-Star Rating; But Stroud Still Remained as a Relative Unknown Recruit.

Then, as a Senior, Stroud Completed 265 of 402 of His Passes for 3,878-Yards and an Incredible and Amazing 47 Touchdowns. He Then Received a Scholarship Offer from The Michigan Wolverines, after Michigan Head Football Coach Jim Harbaugh Watched Him Lead Rancho Cucamonga To a 49-14 First Round Playoff Victory over Murrieta Valley. The Ohio State Buckeyes Had Offered in Early October; While The UCLA Bruins Had Offered in November; and The Southern Cal Trojans Offered Him in Early December.

After This Incredible Football Season, With 3,878-Yards Passing And 47 Touchdowns, It Was Not a Difficult Decision For The Sun/Bulletin In Selecting Their Offensive Player of The Year. With This Classic Season of The Ages, Stroud Also Displayed His Incredible Talent and Became One of The Top Two Dropback Quarterbacks in The 2020 Recruiting Class.

Another Incredible Special Intangible of Stroud is His PHD-Level Football IQ, And His Willingness To-Watch More Film Than a Star Wars Junkie and an Unbelievable Work Ethic. In Getting Stroud, The Buckeyes Were Getting a Legitimate Top-100 Talent and One of The Best Passing Quarterbacks.

The Ties Between C.J. Stroud, Dwayne Haskins, and Justin Fields are Very Strong, both On The Field and Off The Field. Intangibly, Stroud Is a Little Lighter Than Coach Day Likes in a Quarterback, But His Height is Exactly Comparable To Both Haskins and Fields. Stroud Also Has Worked Closely with Quarterbacks Coach Quincy Avery, Who has Also Trained Haskins and Fields. All of This Points Toward a A Highly Talented Quarterback Prospect That Will Have a Great Opportunity To Step Into an Ohio State Buckeyes Starting Quarterback Position as a True Sophomore or Redshirt Freshman.

Offensive Center/Guard Luke Wypler (6-3,5, 285, 4.82, 32, 4.62, 114, 30) Is One of Three Ohio State Buckeye Incoming Freshmen That Were Ranked as The #1 Player In Their Respective States. The Other Two Besides Wypler (In Photo) Were Julian Fleming of Pennsylvania and Paris Johnson of Ohio.

Luke Wypler Was One of The First Ohio State 2020 Incoming Recruiting Class To Commit When he Committed in July of 2018. Wypler is a Great Athletic Offensive Lineman Who Has Played Tackle, But Will Move To Either Center or Guard. He Also Has Incredible Measurables For An Offensive Lineman With An Outstanding 4.82 Forty, a 32 Vertical Jump, and a Great 4.62 Pro Shuttle or Better.

Wypler Has Been Compared Favorably With Seattle Seahawks Center Max Unger. He is Very Strong With a 400 Pound Bench Press, a 600-Pound Squat, and a 600-Pound Deadlift. On His Highlight Film, He Is Incredible in Exploding of The Line of Scimmage and Sustaining Blocks Down The Field.

He Has Great Experience a a Three-Year Starter in Playing Against Top, Talented Teams. His Team Faced a lot of Unbelievably Difficult and Talented Competition Against In-State Powers, Including Paramus Catholic, Bergen Catholic, and Don Bosco Prep.

Going into The Opening Finals, The Ohio State Buckeyes Ohio State’s Wide Receivers Were Going To Be Incredible and The Most Impressive of All of The Receivers. That is What The Incredible Trio of Julian Fleming, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Gee Scott (#82) Did on Monday of Day One To Impress All of The Coaches, players, and Scouts. 

The participants were first put into individual drills, where the receivers specifically worked on footwork with ladders. Then former NFL receiver Curtis Conwy ran them through various route trees without defensive back across from them. Gee Scott Jr. led the way through those route trees, and he and Julian Fleming really wowed spectators with their athletic plays on passes and matured body control.

But once the one-on-one portion began, when defensive backs began to line up in front of the wideouts, all of the receivers showed off.

Scott Jr. excelled at passes thrown over his back shoulder along the sideline and making the difficult catches in the corner of the endzone or along the sideline. His hand size stood out with the way he was able to catch the ball away from his body and maintain control.

Fleming showed off his speed and preciseness in his route-running to force separation. He won every go route he ran.

An Unbelievable Fact is That All Four Ohio State Buckeye Freshmen Wide Receiver Freaks, Including Julian Fleming, Jaxon Smith-Nijgba, Gee Scott (82), and Mookie Cooper (In Photo Above); Along With Super Quarterback C.J. Stroud and Super Offensive Tackle Paris Johnson Have Also All Enrolled Early and Will Go Through Spring Training and Be-Ready For The 2020 Football Season. In Fact, 14 Buckeye Freshmen Have Already Enrolled in Buckeye Classes. Slotback Cooper Did Not Play as a Senior, Because of Transferring Problems, But He Was Great as a Junior With 29 Pass-Catches For 869-Yards, 9 Touchdowns, and an Incredible and Eye-Popping 29.96-Yards Per Pass-Catch Average.

THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES  INCREDIBLE TOP 20 MEARS RATINGS
3,179.35 Average

Freak on His Highlight Film = FF

PLAYER                                                   HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
WR Julian Fleming, S Columbia, PA (6-2, 200, 4.3, 43, 4.0, 132, 15) FF   3,350
OT Paris Johnson, C. Princeton, OH (6-6, 290, 5.03, 32-5, 4.53, 118) FF  3,33o
WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Rockwall, TX (6-1, 200, 4.42, 36, 4.01, 126) FF 3,310
OC/OG Luke Wypler, Montvale, NJ (6-3.5, 285, 4.82, 32, 4.62, 114) FF     3,306
Pass QB C.J. Stroud, Cucamonga, CA (6-4, 195, 4.78, 28, 4.62, 110) FF     3305
FLK Gee Scott, Bellevue E. Cath,WA (6-3, 207, 4.52, 39, 4.12, 128) FF       3,300
SLOT Mookie Cooper, Pattonville, MD (5-10, 195, 4.42, 38, 4.07, 126) FF3,269

 

 

 

 

 

This Past Wednesday In February Was National Signing Day Week And It Triggered Some Really Great Memories! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

–

Former Dallas Cowboys Super Scout Max Emfinger
And Founder Of THE MEARS RATING SYSTEM!

Last Wednesday Was National Signing Day. I Guess that most of You Are Not Even Aware of What This Really Means in The College Recruiting World ! It Simply Means That on This Particular First Wednesday in February is The Day That High School Football Players Sign Their National Letters of Intent with their Favorite College!

I Thought About Writing this Story Last Night, but this morning, I just was not “Fired-Up” to Write it. I Will Honestly Say, However, That at one time in my Life, This National Letter of Intent Day Was One of The Biggest Days of the Year, For Me, In My Life. So when I went to the Store and Heard on the Radio that this was a Huge Day for High School Football Players, at 2:00 P.M. I Went Home and Started Writing This Story.

In 1972, I Got Into Scouting as I Became a Graduate Assistant Coach For College Football Hall of Fame Head Coach Hayden Fry at North Texas State University and Then in 1973, I Was Made The North Texas State Recruiting Coordinator.

Later, in 1974, I Got a Call from Gil Brandt of The Dallas Cowboys and He Told Me That he Had an Opening for a Talent Scout with The Dallas Cowboys and Wanted To Know if I was Interested in Becoming a Dallas Cowboys Talent Scout and Of Course, I Did. I Interviewed and was All Set to Take The Job, but Then They Decided not To Hire Another Talent Scout at That Time.

In The Meantime, I had Interviewed with Lanier Business Products To-Get Back Into Sales. Later, I got Another Call from Lanier Business Products and I took Their Job as a Salesman with Lanier Business Products in The Dallas Area as a Word-Processing and Dictating Salesman.

I Then Became One of Their Top Salesmen in The Dallas Area and also in The Entire Country and I was Already Being Groomed To Become a Lanier Sales Manager or a Lanier National Sales Trainer. I also was Awarded Three Lanier Salesman of The Month Awards. in a 10-Month Period. Then, About a Year Later, I was on a Sales Call in Garland, Texas and I Got Another Call from Gil Brandt. “Max, We Are Ready To Hire Another Talent Scout and I Was Wondering if you were still Interested in Becoming a Cowboys Scout?”

Let’s Be Serious Folks! This Was a Call From The Dallas Cowboys! So, I Became a Dallas Cowboys Talent Scout!

SIDEBAR I: One of The Biggest Reasons, In The Past, That The Dallas Cowboys Were Always Successful in The NFL Draft Was Because They Always Had More Information On Every Single Player in The NFL Draft and They Were Always Able To Make More Valid Decisions on Each Player, Based on all of that Accurate and Valid Information. Their Philosophy Was That They Always Wanted More Accurate Information on a Player, so That They Could Make a More Valid Decision as To-Draft Him or Not. In this Computer Age, all of The Current NFL Teams Basically Feel The Same Way.

So I Became a Personal Talent Scout Assistant For NFL Hall of Fame Gil Brandt and Later Was Given The Title of “Super Scout” by The Dallas Cowboys and NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach Tom Landry. 

 

 

The Dallas Cowboys Quick Story!

The Dallas Cowboys Quick Story Quickly Explains How I Was Given The Name Super Scout.

Forty-Five Years Ago, in 1975, when I was a Talent Scout with The Dallas Cowboys, My Boss, Gil Brandt Invited me to Follow Him Down The Hallway and We Went into a Conference Room Where Head Coach Tom Landry and Defensive Coordinator Ernie Stautner Were Waiting to Talk to me.

“Max, we want you To Coordinate a Dallas Cowboys Team Project for us,” said Coach Landry. “We want you To Coordinate the Rating and Ranking of Every Active NFL Football Player and then Color-Code Every Player in the NFL as to Their Rating and Ranking.”

NOTE: Then, I Developed a Huge “Flip-Chart” With Each NFL Team. and a Color-Coded Business-Card With Name of The Player, Height, Weight, and Forty for each NFL Player Was Placed in the “Flip-Chart” Sleeve for Each Position on The Football Field for both The Teams on Offense and Defense of each NFL Team. The Late Legendary NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach Tom Landry and The Late Legendary NFL Hall of Fame Defensive Coordinator Ernie Stautner Used This First Color-Coded Rating System as Info in Their Weekly Scouting Report in Preparation for Their Next game of the Season.

My Main Job with The Dallas Cowboys was to Evaluate, Rate, and Rank College Football Players for The NFL Draft. My Boss and NFL Hall of Fame, Gil Brandt, also Asked me to Evaluate, Rate, and Rank all of The Top Texas High School Football Players for The 1976 Football Recruiting Season and I Make a Texas Top 100 Recruiting List To-Give All The College Football Coaches.

GOLD = NFL All-Pro Player
BLUE = Future or Past All-Pro Player
RED = Average NFL Future

So Then, When Coach Landry asked me to Evaluate, Rate, Rank, and Color-Code Every Football Player in The NFL, I was probably the First and Last Talent Scout on The Planet who was asked to Evaluate High School, College, and Professional NFL Football Players in The Same Football Season. After Finishing This Dallas Cowboys Scouting Project, Coach Landry and Coach Stautner gave me the Title of Super Scout: “Coach Stautner, I Think We Have Us a Real Super Scout!”

Coach Tom Landry, First Super Scout Gil Brandt, and Dallas Cowboys Team Owner Tex Schramm

Then, In 1976, Shortly after Dallas Cowboys Head Coach Tom Landry had given me The Title of Super Scout, I left The Dallas Cowboys, For Monetary  Reasons and went Back To-Work for Lanier Business Products as a Sales Manager in Midland, Texas. I left The Cowboys, Only Because The Job Offer from Lanier Business Products was About Four Times The Amount of Money That I was Making with The Dallas Cowboys.

I Stayed With The Lanier Business Products For About Two Years and then Another Business Products Company, MiCom Business Products, Hired me Away From Lanier and Sent me to Houston, Texas where I Had Previously Married My Current Wife, Ginger, of 48-Years, in 1971. By now, it was 1979 and I was Still Anxious to get back into The Scouting of Players, so Ginger, said: “If you Don’t like What The Sportswriters and Sports Pages are saying, Why Don’t You Just Start Your own Football Recruiting Service.”

So in 1979, I Founded The First High School Football Recruiting Service. In Three Years, I had 12,500 Paid Subscribers to my National High School Football Recruiting Service and I was Doing Recruiting Radio Guest Appearances from Coast to Coast. I also Became The First Independent Football Scout Who Rated and Ranked The National Recruiting Classes in The Country and I Started Appearing on all of The Major TV Sports Talk Shows on either National Signing Days or on The Day after.

Starting in 1983, I Selected The USA Today All-American Team For Three Years and I was a Consultant on The Parade All-American Team. One of Those Three Years, One High School Football Player had Drown in an Accident, in the Summer and Did Not Even Play in The Fall, But He Was Mistakenly Still Selected To The Parade All-American Team Ballot in December Until I Corrected Them and Got His Name Taken-Off The Ballot.

In 1985, I Was Flown To Los Angeles And Picked-Up By a Limousine and Took To The Roy Firestone Office and Then I Appeared on The Roy Firestone Show on ESPN. Also in that Same Year, on National Signing Day, I appeared on 26 Radio Talk Shows and 39 Radio Shows in Two or Three Days, Across The Country, From Coast-To-Coast.

Although It Has Been Around 40-Years, The Politics is Still as Prevalent as Ever Before and Nothing Has Ever Really Changed. Whether You Are a College Football Coach and You Only Have One Scholarship Left To-Give in your Current Recruiting Class or You Are an NFL Team and You Only Have One Draft Choice Left on Your Current NFL Draft Board, There Needs to be a Rating System that You Can Go-To and Based on The Highest Rated Player, would Give you The Very Best Player Available Irregardless of a Position.

By 2001, There Were Several New Recruiting Services That Had “Popped-Up” and They All Were Using The Old Obsolete Five-Star Rating System Method Which Actually Does Not Measure Anything and They Are Still Using The Same Old Obsolete Five-Star Rating System Method.

One year, At The Start of The Spring, One Recruiting Service, And It Is Still Around Today, Had 45 Really Great Wide Receivers and They Were All Rated With a Four-Star Rating, But Then They Arbitrarily Decided That There Only Needed To-Be 25 Four-Star Rating Wide Receiver Recruits.

Everyone Went To-Bed One Night and Then The Next Morning, Everyone Woke-Up, To-Find-Out That There were Only 25 Four-Star Rated Wide Receivers and That 20 Really Great Wide Receiver Recruits Had Just Been Lowered To a Three-Star Recruit-Rating. Someone, Who Was Not Even a Scout and Who Had Never Evaluated any of The 45 Four-Star Rated Wide Receivers had Decided that There Could only be 25 Four-Star Rated Wide Receiver Recruits and He Had Demoted 20 of Them to a Three-Star Recruit.

After 24-Years of This Constant Politics, I Gave-Up an Unusually Very Profitable High School Football Recruiting Service Business, so That I Could Help More High School Football Players That Were “Flying Under The Recruiting Radar” To-Get A Lot More Publicity so That They Could Get a College Football Scholarship.

After The 24-Years, With My National High School Football Recruiting Service and Helping To-Get 1,819 Documented Players a Scholarship, I Thought That I Could Help Even More Players by Getting as Many Players as I Could Get Together, In Action For an Event. I Also Thought That By Hosting a National 7on7 Championship Tournament Was a Great Idea.

During this time, it always Broke-My-Heart when a Mom or Dad would call me in the Middle of December, asking me if I could help their Son to get a Football Scholarship, Knowing that they were probably A Year or Two too late, because of the Politics.

Then in 2001, after making a Very Lucrative Living for My Family, I decided that I needed To-Help more of These “Flying Under-The-Recruiting-Radar” Players and so I Started Working on The First National High School 7on7 National Championship Tournament with The Idea to be able to get a lot of  “Flying Under-The-Recruiting-Radar Players” Together where My Coaches and I Could Evaluate them and help them with a Scholarship. This Worked for Four Years, but after Two Years, the College Coaches Suggested That An All-American Bowl Game With Full Pads and Helmet, So In 2005, I Founded My First Annual All-American Bowl Game Classic.

In 2003, However, As I Had Been Working on my National 7on7 Championship Tournament and although I could not get Any Major Sponsors, I Was Still Going to Take-On The Project, but on April 15, 2003, My 31st Wedding Anniversary, I found myself on The Critical Intensive Care Ward for Six Days. While on that Ward, at The University Hospital in New Orleans, Six of the Eight Patients Died. A lot of Prayer Groups were Praying for me and although I had some Very Critical Moments, I always knew that I had some Major Projects to do for these Under-The-Radar Players, before Being Called-Up.

So then in the Summer of 2003, after having The Two Major Lung Surgeries in April, I Hosted The First Annual 7on7 National Championship on The University of Houston Campus. I also Hosted a National 7on7 Championship Tournament in 2004, 2005, and 2006.

The Biggest Drawback of The 7on7 National Championship Was that The College Coaches Wanted To-See The Hidden Gems in a Game-Type Game With a Highlight Film and so The College Coaches Suggested To Me that I Host a Real All-American Bowl Game, so that They Could Evaluate The “Under The Radar” Players in a Real Game, Playing Against other Talented Players

Since MAJOR SPONSORS Wanted Only The So-Called Top Players, WE HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO GET ANY MAJOR SPONSORS, but since we have helped so many “Under-The-Radar” Players, I have taken The All-American Bowl Game Classic as My Mission-In-Life, and I Have Continued to Host The All-American Bowl Games, with My 13th Game in 2017 and Then After Having Double Knee Replacement, I Plan To Continue With My 2021 14th Annual All-American Bowl Game in January of 2021. 

The Sportswriters and Recruiting Services of Today Are Just Like They Were 20 and 30-Years Ago. They Only Want To-Write Stories About The Top Players that are Rated Fairly or Unfairly as The Best Football Players, While Many of Those Players are Overrated and The Sportswriters Do Not Care About The Super Players That Are Not Being Heavily Recruited.

I Was Immediately Able To-Find Many of  Those “Super Under The Recruiting Radar” Players. Two of Those “Super Under The Recruiting Radar Players” That None of The Various Sportswriters Knew Anything About and Did Not Care About, Played in One of My First 13 All-American Bowl Games. In Fact, Kareem Jackson Came to My Third Annual 2007 All-American Bowl Game With No Offers and He Became One of The #1 Draft Choices in 2010. Alfred Morris was Also Another Player in That Third 2007 All-American Bowl Game and Morris was NFL Rookie of the Year in 2012.

I am an Eternal Optimist and I see things quite differently than most people. I see these Unfortunate Situations as Reversible and Worth Putting Time into Fixing. These Really Great Players, That Are Not on The Major College Coaches Recruiting Lists, Are Many of The Players That I Invite To-Play in My All-American Bowl Game Classic.

Many of Those Great High School Football Players, from all over America, Hawaii, Australia, British Columbia, Mexico, and Canada are from Low Economic, Low Opportunistic, Minority, and Players of Foreign Descent.

I Evaluate every one of Those Players and Measure Them on Their Own Ability and Not Whether They Are On Some Major Recruiting Lists or Not. Those Players SPEED and STRENGTH MEASURABLES are Very Important, but Their MEARS RATING of All Their Measurables Are The Most Important.

For All of 2004, I Worked on Getting My First Annual 2005 All-American Bowl Game Classic Off of The Ground. I said My Father Seelos Prayer For A Miracle Every Single Day and The Miracle happened on January 13, 2005.

Although I Was Still Hosting a 7on7 National Championship Tournament  in 2004, 2005, and 2006, I Started Working On-Putting Together My First Annual All-American Bowl Game Classic in 2005. 

We Need To-Give a Very Special Thanks To My Beautiful Wife, Ginger, of 48 Years, Who Let Me Do This First Annual Event Without a Single Sponsor. I Also Want To-Thank Ginger For Washing 125 Pair of Game Pants In Cold Water and Letting Them “Hang-Dry” in Our Home For About Two Days, You Could Not See The Insides of Our House, Because All of Those 125 Game Pants Were “Hang-Drying” on All of Our Furniture and All Over The Floor. 

I Have Told All of These Many Great Players That Were “Flying Under The Recruiting Radar” That They Only Needed One Scholarship Offer To-Get Their Education Paid-For and Get To The NFL. Drew Brees, Barry Sanders, Andy Dalton, and Kliff Kingsbury Only Had One Offer and They All Went To New York for The Heisman Trophy Awards Ceremony.

In My Tenth Annual All-American Bowl Game, We Had 106-Players that Played in it and Some of Those Players Were Sensational. In fact, We Had Two Wide Receivers, Two Quarterbacks, and Two More Linebackers that Were as Good as Any of The Players at Their Positions that Would Eventually Sign Their National Letters of Intent With Their Favorite School on National Signing Day.

In The 13 Games, The All-American Bowl Game Classic, Has Helped 1,396 Documented Players To-Get a Football Scholarship and In Fact, in Our Sixth Annual 2010 All-American Bowl Game Classic, We Helped 106 Players Who Did Not Even Play in Our Game, To Receive a Football Scholarship. All of Those Players Were Fabulous Football Players, Who, For Various Reasons, Had Been “Flying Under The Recruiting Radar” With College Coaches.

Then in My Eleventh Annual All-American Bowl Game, We Had 67-Players Who Came To Our First Practice With Absolutely No-Offers and They All Signed Their National Letters of Intent With Their Favorite School on National Signing Day.

There is One Thing That I Tell All Of My Players That I Evaluate!

“Every Single Time that you Compete; You Need to Play as Hard as you can on Every Single Play, Because You Never Know When Someone is Watching-You and Who Is “Looking At You And Your Position For The Perfect Player”  For His College Football Team. Since The College Coaches Cannot Come to An All-American Bowl Game, Then It is Impossible To-Know Who Is  Watching You on Your Highlight Film and Looking at You for his Team.

Our All-American Bowl Games and Top Gun Super Camps and Combines Have Been For The Super High School Football Players Who Have Great Speed and Quickness Measurables; Plus Great Athletic Talent, but for some Reason are “Flying Under The Recruiting Radar” With Most of The College Football Coaches.” – Emfinger

 

 

 

 

MAX EMFINGER’S
ALL-AMERICAN BOWL GAME
HIGH DRAFT CHOICES

The Max Emfinger’s All-American Bowl Game Classic Has Already Had Some Very Distinguished Alumnus, Including Two #1 NFL Draft Choices; Two #2 NFL Draft Choices; and Four #3 Draft Choices. CB Kareem Jackson, RB Alfred Morris, LB Lawrence Wilson, and RB Vic Ballard Did Not Have Single Scholarship Offer When They Reported For Their First Football Practice. QB Andy Dalton (Top Photo) and OG/OC Joe Looney (#73) Had One Scholarship Offer When They Reported For Their First Football Practice.

 

 

MAX EMFINGERS TERRIFIC 20 
AABG NFL DRAFT PICKS

1. OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma – Washington Redskins – 2010 #1 – #4 Overall
2. CB Kareem Jackson, Alabama – Houston Texans – #1 – #20 Overall
3. QB Andy Dalton, TCU – Cincinnati Bengals – 2011 #2 – #35 Overall
4. DT Lamarr Houston, Texas – Oakland Raiders – 2010 – #2 – #44 Overall
5. WR Damian Williams, USC – Tennessee Titans – 2010 – #3 – #77 Overall
6. DT Terrell McClain, S Florida – Carolina Panthers – 2011 – #3 – #65 Overall
7. DE Damontre Moore, Texas A&M – NY Giants – 2013 – #3 – #81 Overall
8. NG Drake Nevis, LSU – Indianapolis Colts – 2011 – #3 – #87 Overall
9. OG Joe Looney, Wake Forest – San Francisco 49ers – 2012 – #4 – #117 Overall 10. DT Jay Howard, Florida – Seattle Seahawks – 2012 – #4 – #170 Overall
11. TE Lee Smith, Marshall – New England Patriots – 2011 – #5 – #159 Overall 12. CB Lorenzo Doss, Tulane – Denver Broncos – 2015 – #5 – #164 Overall
13. RB Vic Ballard, Miss State – Indianapolis Colts – 2012 – #5 – #170 Overall
14. LB Lawrence Wilson, U-Conn – Carolina Panthers – 2011 – #6 – #166 Overall 15. RB Alfred Morris, FAU – Washington Redskins – 2012 – #6 – #173 Overall 16. FS Charles Mitchell, Miss State – Atlanta Falcons – 2012 – #6 – #192 Overall 17. RB Charles Scott, LSU – Philadelphia Eagles – 2010 – #6 – #200 Overall
18. NG Everett Dawkins, FSU – Minnesota Vikings – 2013 – #7 – #229 Overall 19. OT Marcel Jones, Nebraska – New Orleans Saints – 2012 – #7 – #234 Overall 20. OT Lee Ziemba, Auburn – Carolina Panthers – 2011 – #7 – #244 Overall

1. RB Cordera Eason, Ole Miss – Cincinnati Bengals – 2010 – FREE AGENT
2. OC Ryan McMahan, FSU – Atlanta Falcons – 2011 – FREE AGENT
3. OG Roy Watts, Houston – St Louis Rams – 2011 – FREE AGENT
4. SLOT Marquise Maze, Alabama – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2012 – FREE AGENT
5. TE Will Tye, FSU and Stoney Brook – New York Giants – 2015 – FREE AGENT
6. SS Sam Carter, TCU – 2015 – FREE AGENT

MAX EMFINGER’S
SUPER ELITE TOP GUN CAMP
AND COMBINE
HIGH DRAFT CHOICES

We Had a Tremendously Successful Max Emfinger’s 2006 Sixth Annual Super Elite Top Gun Camp And Combine in Honolulu, Hawaii and I Invited Sam Fehoko (#41) and Several Other Hawaiians To-Play in My Third Annual 2007 All-American Bowl Game Classic.

Strong Offensive Tackle Lee Ziemba and Sam Fehoko Were Both Great Players, in Our Third Annual 2007 All-American Bowl Game Classic, but on Wednesday, after about Five Practices, I Noticed That Ziemba and Fehoko were Hanging-Out Together and Eating Lunch with each other. I could not Resist in Asking what was Going-On. “Sam is The Best Defensive End that I Have Ever Faced,” said Ziemba. “We have had some Great Battles in Practice.”

Then, In The 2007 Max Emfinger All-American Bowl Game Classic, Fehoko Recorded Three Quarterback Sacks and Two Other Tackles For a loss in The West Team Victory. Ziemba Wanted Fehoko To Join Him as his College Teammate as an Auburn Tiger, but Head Football Coach Tommy Tuberville and The Auburn Tigers Did Not Have A Scholarship Available For him.

Lee Ziemba was a Huge Offensive Tackle from Rogers, Arkansas who had over 40 offers and he was one of the Top Offensive Linemen in the Country. Ziemba was Also The Offensive Lineman MVP in The 2007 All-American Bowl Game Classic. Ziemba (6-7, 320, 5.1) Recorded 52 Consecutive Career Starts for The Auburn Tigers; made Consensus First Team College All-American; and played in The 2010-2011 BCS National Championship Game. Ziemba was also Drafted in the Seventh Round of The 2011 NFL Draft by The Carolina Panthers and Ironically Later, Coach Tuberville Coached Sam Fehoko after Becoming The New Head Coach For The Texas Tech Red Raiders.

In 2007, Sam Fehoko was The Defensive End Freak and Game Defensive MVP who had just Recorded 22.5 sacks as a Senior in 2006 at Honolulu Farrington High School. He had a Few Minor Offers, But He was still Flying Under the Recruiting Radar When He Arrived at Our First All-American Bowl Game  Practice, but He Then Signed With The Texas Tech Red Raiders. Then, Sam Fehoko Was On The Texas Tech Red Raiders 2011 Football Guide Cover!

Sam Fehoko Played For My Good Friend and Texas Tech Red Raiders Head Coach Mike Leach and New Mississippi State Head Coach. Fehoko Was Known For His Firey Spirit and Game-Day War Paint That Made The Honolulu Fehoko Family a Lubbock Favorite. Sam Always Seemed To Always Find Where The Football Was and Then Make The Tackle.

The Max Emfinger’s 2010 Tenth Annual Elite Top Gun Camp And Combine Has Also Had Some Very Distinguished Alumnus, Including WR Odell Beckham Jr (#43), QB/ATH Ronald Martin, RB/CB Ameer Abdullah, “The Late” CB Terrence Tusan, RB Julian Hayes (In Photo Below), RB Derrick Milton, WR/CB Denzell Warner, CB Corey Trim, SS Zachary Jackson, DE Cody Horstman, DE Theiren Cockran, MLB Joe Voight, FS Carl Williams, and RB Tyree Bracken; Who Were Not Only Outstanding, but They Were Incredible in The Max Emfinger’s Tenth Annual Top Gun Camp/Combine.

Every Single One of Those Players Showed-Up For The First Practice Without a Single Scholarship Offer, but With My Former NFL Players and Coaches Coaching Them, That Quickly Changed. I Also Invited Every One of Them To-Play in My 2011 All-American Bowl Game Classic, But Some of Them Were Able To Play in Another All-American Bowl Game in  2011.

There Were Twelve Players, However, Who Did Play in My 2011 All-American Bowl Game Classic, Including CB Terrence Tusan (In Photo Below), CB Corey Trim, SS Zachary Jackson, FS/CB Denzell Warner, MLB Joe Voight, FS Carl Williams, DE Cody Horstman, WR Josh Covington, DE Theiren Cockran, OG Justin Bell, OG Earnest Lang, and OC/OG Collins Langley.

Terrence Tusan Was a Star Running Back For The Howard University Bisons and He Was Home For Christmas in 2014 and He Was Horribly Killed on His Holiday-Break from From The Washington D.C. School. I Was With Tusan in Both 2010 in The Top Gun Camp/Combine and Again in 2011 in My 2011 All-American Bowl Game Classic, and We Became Really Good Friends.

I Also Went To See Him Play as a Senior. At Tusan Was a at Cornerback and Coach Bobby Jackson “Nicknamd” Him as “The Little Deion” in Comparing Him To The Famous Deion Sanders. Tusan (5-8, 165, 4.3, 38} was Also a Great Running Back and in The Game That I Went-To, Tusan Was an Unbelievable Freak, as He Rushed For 271-Yards on Only 6 Carries and He Also Scored on Touchdown Runs of 83-Yards, 65-Yards, 30-Yards,and 30-Yards, While Averaging 42.2-Yards Per Carry. What Was Even More Incredible was That This Was All in The First Half and He Did Nor Play in The Second Half.

There Were Also Two Other Players, Including Super QB/ATH Ronald Martin and RB Julian Hayes Who Were Sensational at The Tenth Annual Top Gun Camp/Combine and Were Going To-Play in My 2011 All-American Bowl Game Classic, But They Were Injured and Could Not Play. Martin Recorded a 4.0 Flat Shuttle and a 40-Inch Vertical Jump; While Hayes, Weighing 228-Pounds, Recorded a 37-Inch Vertical Jump and Did 38 Bench Press Reps. Hayes Was Also Selected By The Coaches as The Skills MVP of The Combine.

Jeremy Hill (#33) Was a Running Back Freak in High School and Although He Had Already Committed To LSU, I Still Invited Him To My Tenth Annual Top Gun Camp/Combine, Thinking He Might Help Get Some Of His Friends To-Come With Him and They Did. I Went To Redemptorist HS To-See Him Play and He Gained Over 200-Yards and He Was a Freak and One of The Top Backs in The Country. Hill Finished With 2,260-Yards Rushing and an Incredible 36 Touchdowns.

There Were 3 Top NFL Draft Choices at My Tenth Annual Top Gun Camp, Including Odell Beckham, Who Signed With LSU and Drafted #1 and #12 Overall By The New York Giants in The 2014 NFL Draft; Jeremy Hill, Who Also Signed With LSU and Drafted #2 and #55 Overall By The Cincinnati Bengals in The 2014 NFL Draft; and Ameer Abdullah, Who Signed With Nebraska, and Drafted #2 and #54 Overall, By The Detroit Lions in 2015.

1. WR Odell Beckham Jr, 2010 Camp – LSU – NY Giants – 2014 – #1, #12 Overall
2. RB Jeremy Hill, 2010 Camp – LSU – CINCY Bengals – 2014 – #2, #55 Overall
3. RB Ameer Abdullah, 2010 Camp  – NEB – DET Lions – 2015 – #2, #54 Overall
4. QB Greg McElroy, 2005 7on7 MVP – ALA – NY Jets – 2011 – #7, #208 Overall

Greg McElroy (#12) With Head Coach Nick Saban Was a Senior Super-Star at Southlake Carroll High School in Texas. In His Sophomore and Junior Seasons, McElroy Played Behind Chase Daniel, Who Was Later a Heisman Trophy Candidate, Later For The Missouri Tigers. Southlake Carroll Head Football Coach Todd Dodge Brought McElroy and His 7on7 Teammates To My 2005 7on7 National Championship Tournament, and They Won The 7on7 National Championship as McElroy Was a Passing Freak and Won The MVP.

The 7on7 MVP Was in The Summer, But In The Fall of His First Season As a Starter, in 2005, McElroy Passed for 4,636-Yards and 56 Touchdowns and Led His Team To an Incredible 16-0 Record and The Texas 5A Football State Championship. McElroy Then Was Named as The Texas 5A Player of The Year and To Various All-American Teams.

McElroy Was Going To Join Several of His Teammate in My 2006 All-American Bowl Game Classic, But The Alabama Crimson Tide Was Playing That Week in a Bowl Game and Invited Him To-Be Their Guest and He Cancelled and He Was Offered an Alabama Crimson Tide Scholarship. His 4,646-Yards Passing Still Ranks Fifth on The All-Time Passing List in Texas.

McElroy Finished His Final Game With The Alabama Crimson Tide With an Alabama School Record 2,987-Yards Passing. McElroy Also Graduated from Alabama in Three Years With a BBA Degree in Marketing. and With A 3.85 GPA. In December 2010, McElroy Obtained a Masters Degree in Sports Management With An Even More Incredible 4.0 GPA. Oh Yeah, In 2009, As a Junior, McElroy Led The Crimson Tide to an Incredible 14-0 Record and The SEC and BCS National Championship. 

1. DE Sam Fehoko, 2006 Camp – Texas Tech – 2010 NFL FREE AGENT
2. WR Armand Williams, 2009 Camp – LSU – 2014 NFL FREE AGENT
3. WR Reggie Travis, 2009 Camp – Memphis, McNeese – 2015 – FREE AGENT 
4. SS Ronald Martin, 2010 Camp – LSU – SEA Seahawks – 2015 – FREE AGENT
5. RB Julian Hayes, 2010 Camp – Monmouth – 2015 – NFL, IFL – FREE AGENT

The Incredible Patrick Mahomes And His Incredible Kansas City Chief Teammates: WR Tyreek Hill, TE Travis Kelce, RB Damien Williams, WR Sammy Watkins, FS Tyrann Mathieu, DE Frank Clark, and CB Kendall Fuller! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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The Incredible Patrick Mahomes And
His Incredible
Kansas City Chief Teammates!

Although I Have Not Been Able To Keep-Up With NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP Quarterback Patrick Mahomes (#15) and His Kansas City Chiefs, It is Very Difficult Not Be Impressed With Both Mahomes and His The Kansas City Chief Teammates, in Super Bowl 54, After They Won The Super Bowl. Mahomes is a Fellow Texan and is The Youngest NFL Player To-Win THE NFL MVP and also To-Win The SUPER BOWL 54 PLAYER MVP.

On This Night, Coach Andy Reid (With The Trophy) Won His First SUPER BOWL. Coach Reid Will No-Longer Be The Most Winning NFL Head Football Coach, But Without a SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP With His Name.

Although This Was Not His Best Game of The Year, Mahomes Was “Ceremoniously Crowned” as The SUPER BOWL 54 PLAYER MVP, But It Is Also Very Important To-Give Kansas City Chief Head Football Coach Andy Reid His Long-Awaited SUPER BOWL VICTORY. It Is Also Crucial To-Give Kansas City Chief Head Football Coach Andy Reid The Ultimate Recognition That He Richly Deserves.

After The SUPER BOWL Victory, Former SUPER BOWL PLAYER MVP Terry Bradshaw (On The Left) Interviewed Mahomes and Asked Him What His Next Goal Was and Mahomes Said  “His Next Goal Was To-Go To Disney World,” and Then Another Camera Spotted Mickey and Minnie Mouse Waiving At Him.

The Most Incredible Thing About This SUPER BOWL VICTORY Is The Fact That Are The First NFL Team in History To-Win Three Playoff Games, After Trailing By 10-Points or More and an Incredible Reason is Their 54 SUPER BOWL MVP Quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

In This SUPER BOWL 54 GAME, The San Francisco 49ers Had a Comfortable 20-10 Lead in Over The Chiefs in The Fourth Quarter, but After Shaking-Off Two Earlier Interceptions, Mahomes Took Advantage of Some of His Speedy Teammates and Orchestrated an Unbelievable Come-Back Victory With Three Straight Incredible Touchdown Drives in About Five Minutes.

“We Kept-On Believing,” Mahomes said. “That’s What We Did All of This Postseason. I Felt That If We Were Down by 10, We Were Just Not Playing Our Best Football and The Guys Really Stepped-Up. They Also Believed in Me. I Was Making a Lot of Mistakes Earlier, But We Found a Way To-Win!”

The Score Was 10-10 At Halftime, and I Thought That The Game Was A-Little Boring. After Doing A Lot of Research on The Kansas City Chiefs, I Found-Out That Their Overall Speed Might Be The Best in The NFL, But At First, I Thought That Head Coach Andy Reid Was Just Being A Little Conservative In-Running Mostly Conservative Short-Runs and Short Pass Patterns, But Then When I Looked at The Highlight Film, I Realized That The San Francisco 49ers Secondary Was Doing a Tremendous Job of Pass Coverage.

Things, However, Changed With Five Minutes Left To Play.

There Are Not Very Many Players in The NFL That Are Faster, If Any, Than Kansas City Chiefs Super-Star Slot Receiver Tyreek Hill (#10) and He Also Became One of The Key Turning-Points in The Kansas City Chiefs SUPER BOWL Victory.

Tyreek Hill (5-10, 185, 4.21, 40-5, 4.06, 129, 13) Caught 9 Passes For 105-Yards, but His 44-Yard Catch in The Fourth Quarter Was The Real Turning-Point in The Kansas City Chiefs SUPER BOWL Victory.

On a Third-Down and 15-Yards To Go, and The Kansas City Chiefs, Hopes Looking Very Bleak, Hill Used His 4.2 Speed and 4.06 Quickness and “Juked” Three or Four San Francisco 49er Defenders as He Ran a Speedy Quick Slant, Over The Middle, and Then Cut and Ran a Speedy Go-Pattern.

The San Francisco 49ers Secondary Had Come Into THE SUPER BOWL GAME in Having Only Allowed an Incredible 8 Completions on Passes That Were Thrown 20-Yards Downfield. So, After Being Covered For Most of The Game, I Am Very Sure That Mahomes Was Unbelievably Shocked When He Looked-Up The Field and Saw Hill So-Wide-Open and in The Clear For The Catch and The Crucial First Down.

The Incredible Pass-Coverage Record by The San Francisco 49ers is The Fewest Any NFL Team in 14 Football Seasons. The San Francisco 49ers Were Living-Up To Their Incredible Pass-Defense Stats For The First 53-Minutes of The Game, Until Mahomes and Hill Took Over Control of The Game.

With The Score 20-10 in Favor of The , and With 6:13 Left in The Game, Mahomes Hit Super-Star Tight End Travis Kelce (#87) With a One-Yard Touchdown Pass, To Cut The 49ers Lead To 20-17. In THE SUPER BOWL GAME, Kelce (6-5, 255, 4.48, 36, 4.22, 36, 124) Was Outstanding as He Caught 6 Passes For 43-Yards and His One-Yard Touchdown Catch.

Then, With 2:44 Left In THE SUPER BOWL GAME, Mahomes Hit Running Back Damien Williams (#26) With a Short 5-Yard Pass And Williams Made An Even More Incredible Move As He Reached-Out The Football Over The Pylon For The Five-Yard Touchdown Pass, Giving The Chiefs, A 24-20 Lead With 2:26 Left. The Key-Play on This Crucial 65-Yard Touchdown Drive Was a 38-Yard Pass and Run By Kansas City Chief Super-Star Sammy Watkins.

Watkins (6-1, 211, 4.29, 36, 4.32, 128) Was Also Outstanding in THE SUPER BOWL GAME, As He Grabbed An Incredible 5 Passes For 98-Yards. On This Particular Play, Watkins (#14) Was Unbelievably Incredible and This Play Might Have Been The Key Play of THE SUPER BOWL GAME.

After This Touchdown, The Kansas City Chiefs Defense, Was Sensational After Giving-Up a First Down, The Chiefs Defense, Forced Three Straight Incomplete Passes Before Super-Star Defensive End, Frank Clark (#55) Made a Crucial Quarterback Sack on Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and Then Damien Williams Got Loose on His 38-Yard Touchdown To-Clinch The Win. Clark (6-3, 261, 4.62, 38-5, 4.05, 118, 19) is Another Freak For The  Chiefs. 

It Is Very Difficult To Not Think That The Key Play in The Kansas City Chiefs SUPER BOWL Victory Was When Quarterback Patrick Mahomes Hit Running Back Damien Williams on The 5-Yard Game-Winning Touchdown Pass, But A Tremendous Amount of Credit Needs To Be Given To Sammy Watkins, on This Play As He Put The Kansas City Chiefs As He Set-Up The Whole Play by Putting The Chiefs In The Red-Zone.

Watkins, The Former Buffalo Bills NFL #1 Draft Choice, Completely Baffled The San Francisco 49ers Super-Star Cornerback Richard Sherman (#25) on This Incredible 38-Yard Pass-And-Run.

 After The Game-Clinching 38-Yard Touchdown Run by Damien Williams, Another Kansas City Chief Super-Star Cornerback, Kendall Fuller (#29) Picked-Off a Desperation Pass by San Francisco 49ers Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and The Game Was Basically Over and With a Kansas City Chiefs SUPER BOWL Victory.

Fuller, Not Only Made a Crucial Game-Sealing Pass Interception Late in The Fourth Quarter in The Kansas City Chiefs SUPER BOWL Victory. But He Also Made Some Other Crucial Plays Late in The 4th Quarter, Including a Critical Pass Deflection and Then The Pass Interception of Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo That Gave The Kansas City Chiefs Their First SUPER BOWL Victory, Since SUPER BOWL IV. Fuller Also Recorded 4 Tackles, Including 3 Solo Tackles, 2 Pass Breakups, and 1 Interception.

Mahomes was Voted as The SUPER BOWL 54 PLAYER MVP, But Damien Williams (#26) Would Probably Have Been Voted The Honor Under Most Other Circumstances as he Rushed For 104-Yards, Including The Game-Clinching 38-Yard Touchdown Run and He Also Caught 4 Passes For Another 29-Yards, Including His 5-Yard Touchdown Catch For Another Touchdown, Giving Him 133-Yards of Total Offense and 2 Touchdowns.

Incredible Kansas City Chiefs Team Speed

In Doing Research on The Kansas City Chiefs, One of The Most Unbelievable and Incredible Things That I Found-Out Was That The Overall Team Speed and Team Quickness of The Kansas City Chief Super-Stars is “Off-The-Chart” Mind-Boggling.  WR TYREEK HILL With a 4.21 Forty and a 4.06 Shuttle Is Probably The Fastest Player in The NFL and QB PATRICK MAHOMES With a 4.62 Forty or Better and an Incredible 4.08 Shuttle is One of The Fastest Quarterbacks and Definitely The Quickest Quarterback in The NFL.

WR SAMMY WATKINS With a 4.29 Forty and a 4.12 Shuttle Joins HILL as One of The Fastest Wide Receivers in The NFL. RB DAMIEN WILLIAMS With a 4.32 Forty and a 4.22 Shuttle is One of The Fastest and Quickest Running Backs in The NFL and DE FRANK CLARK With a 4.62 Forty and an Incredible 4.05 in The Shuttle is one of The Fastest Defensive Ends and Definitely The Quickest Defensive End in The NFL.

The Kansas City Chief Super-Stars, Tyrann Mathieu (#32) is Flanked by Patrick Mahomes (#15), and Travis Kelce, On The Right, As Mathieu Holds The Lamar Hunt NFL AFC Championship Trophy Against The Tennessee Titans as The Kansas City Chiefs Won 35-24 to Advance To SUPER BOWL 54.

Team Captain and TE TRAVIS KELCE (On The Right in Photo) With a 4.48 Forty and a 4.22 Shuttle is One of The Fastest and Quickest Tight Ends in The NFL. Emotional Team Leader TYRANN MATHIEU (#32) With a 4.33 Forty and a 4.14 Shuttle is Also One of The Fastest and Quickest Strong Safeties in The NFL; and DT CHRIS JONES With a 4.76 Forty and a 4.62 Shuttle is One of The Fastest and Quickest Defensive Lineman in The NFL.

Kansas City Chiefs Revamps Defense

In Doing Some More Research on The Kansas City Chiefs, I Also Found-Out That After The 2018 Football Season, Coach Andy Reid Had Decided That He Wanted To Revamp His Kansas City Chiefs Defense Before The 2019 Football Season, But He Was Going To Have To Get a New Defensive Coordinator and Some New Defensive Players.

SIDEBAR I: This Sounds Like The LSU Tigers Head Football Coach Ed Orgeron, Who Decided That He Wanted To Revamp His Offense With a New Passing Spread Offense and New Passing Game Co-Coordinator. How Unbelievably Ironic is it That Coach Ed Orgeron Revamped His Offense and Won THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME; While Coach Andy Reid Won THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

The Kansas City Chiefs, Sweeping-Change Was Going To-Include His New Defensive Coordinator and Coach Steve Spagnuolo (In Photo) and His New Revamped Defensive Coaching Staff With a Defensive 4-3, but One Linebacker Was in The Form of a Nickel-Back Cornerback.

As much as The Kansas City Chiefs Already Had Some Really Great Players, But Their Great Talent Was Vastly Upgraded With Strong Safety Tyrann Mathieu and Right Defensive Rush-End Frank Clark. Also, Before The First Game of The 2019 Football Season, The Kansas City Chiefs, Ironically, Had Eight New Defensive Starters.

While The Kansas City Chiefs Were Unbelievably Feared For Their Incredible Passing Spread Offense and With an MVP Robotic Young Quarterback in Patrick Mahomes Throwing Really Hard Darts and Deep Passes To Incredible Speedsters Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, Damien Williams, and Travis Kelce, and Another Army  of Speedsters. The Kansas City Chiefs Were Actually More Productive in 2018, When Mahomes was Voted as The 2018 NFL MVP.

Strong Safety Tyrann Mathieu (#32) Tackles San Francisco 49ers Running Back Emmanuel Sanders (#17) In Super Bowl 54!

Then With The Incredible Addition of Rush-End Frank Clark, Strong Safety Tyrann Mathieu, and Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, It Made The Kansas City Chiefs An Even More Powerful Force To Reckon-With in The 2019 Football Season.

As Predicted, The Kansas City Chiefs Were Incredibly Better On Defense in 2019. In Fact, The Chiefs Gave-Up 421-Points in The 2018 Season and They Only Allowed 308-Points in 2019. The Huge Difference is a Full Touchdown or 7.06-Points Per Game.

Coach Steve Spagnuolo and The Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid Have Worked Together in Philadelphia and Have Been Friends For A Long Time. They Also Both Have The Same Agent and They Have Great Respect For Each Other!

While All of These Positive Factors Were Going-On in 2019, The Kansas City Chiefs Were Still Staring at a Double-Digit Deficit in Their Third Game in Three Postseason Games, but In The SUPER BOWL 54 GAME, However, One of The New Guys, Rush-End Frank Clark (#55) Took-Over The Situation.

“I Went Out There and Told Joe Stanley and George Kittle That They Were Going Home Like Everyone Else!”  Clark Said. Clark Was Confident in The Chiefs and Especially in The Chiefs Defense, With Him Leading The Defense!

As We Have Been Reminiscing About, The Kansas City Chiefs New Defense, We Found-Out That It Was Totally Rebuilt From The Ground-Up a Year Ago. We Also Found-Out Out That This New Defense Had Been Struggling For The First Three Quarters in SUPER BOWL 54 and Trying To-Take-Up The Slack For The Struggling Kansas City Chiefs Super Offense.

Then, in The Crucial Fourth Quarter, This New Kansas City Chiefs Defense Forced The 49ers Into Two Punts, Giving Patrick Mahomes a Great Chance To-Rally The Chiefs To Their First SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP in 50 Years and The 24-Year Old Mahomes Initiated His MVP Robotic Passing Game With 2 Touchdown Passes to Travis Kelce and Damien Williams and Give The Chiefs Offense a 24-20 Lead.

The Kansas City Chiefs Indeed Sent The 49ers Home With a Stunning 31-20 Come-From-Behind Victory and THE SUPER BOWL 54 CHAMPIONSHIP.

Linkedin Story – The 2020 19th Annual John And Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp And Combine Was On Saturday and Sunday!

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The 2020 19th Annual John And Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp And Combine Was On Saturday and Sunday!

January 30, 2020

By Super Scout Max Emfinger

The 2020 19th Annual John and Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine Was Held on Saturday and Sunday of January 18 and 19. The Super Camp and Combine is Always Scheduled For The Saturday and Sunday, Just Before all of The NFL Scouts, The CFL Scouts, XFL Scouts, and Other Professional Football Scouts Make Their Way To Mobile, Alabama For The Annual College Football All-American Senior Bowl Game.

On Saturday Night, The Players Were Able To-Meet The Lestini Super Combine Coaches and I was able To-Meet Six of These Players. As all of The Players and Coaches Were Mulling-Around in The Hotel Lobby, some really Impressive Players Walked into The Hampton Hotel Lobby. 

This Year, We Had Around 20-25 Free Agent Players Who Were Committed To Participate, but Due To The Cold Freezing Weather and a Couple Coaches and Agents That Let Us Down, Only 8 Players Were Able To-Participate This Year. Those Eight Players, However, Were Incredible and Highly Talented.

Coach Andy Bryson (On The Right) is Interviewing Super Freak Quarterback James Tabary. Coach Bryson and His Louisiana Gridiron Football Magazine Staff Video-Taped Every Free Agent in The Lestini Super Combine At The Amazing South Alabama Incredible New Indoor Facilities.

Super Combine Videos
By Coach Andy Bryson and Staff

#17 James Tabary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLgTKH9cOI
#18 Terrell Reginal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3nJPS2zAwQ
#19 Marcus Whitfield: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSAKb3rgVTs
#25 Jacolby Maxwell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CcghfFCEe0
#20 Markus Conerly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLgTKH9cOI
#23 Jacob Joffrion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSaElN8ROlk
#22 Isaac Claiborne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmOOlT7dQb8
#24 Jason Thomas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDIkIthonOU
#17 James Tabary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3nJPS2zAwQ

Our Lestini Super Free Agents Super Combine Had The Great Privilege To-Be Able to Perform Their Talents In This Incredible New Beautiful University of South Alabama Jaguars Indoor Facility!

The Lestini Combine Had Some Incredible Pro-Shuttles!

In The Lestini Super Combine, Coach Ron Estay was The Coordinator of The Most Important Speed Measurable in The Pro-Agility Shuttle and he did another Amazing Job with his Pro-Shuttle Instructions as evidence that an Unbelievable One of Seven Players Broke a “Mind-Boggling” 4.0 Flat and Another Two Outstanding Wide Receiver/Cornerbacks Recorded in The “Unbelievable” 4.1 Pro-Shuttle Area.

The Most Incredible Pro-Shuttle of This 2020 Lestini Super Combine was by #19 WR/CB/KR #19 Marcus Whitfield of The University of Toledo and Tiffin University with Two “Unbelievable” Official Pro-Shuttles of 3.90 and 3.97 and I Timed Him With a 3.96. The Other Two Outstanding Pro-Shuttles Were a 4.12 by #18 Terrell Reginal of Hinds CC And a 4.16 by #20 Markus Conerly.

Two Other Linebackers Also Had Tremendous Pro-Shuttles, Including #22 Issac Claiborne of Prairie View A&M University With a 4.37 Pro-Shuttle and #23 Jacob Joffrion of Louisiana College With Two Official 4.41 Pro-Shuttles. Wide Receiver #24 Jason Thomas Also Ran a Great 4.2 Pro-Shuttle.

The Most Impressive Wide Receiver, Along With #18 Terrell Reginal in The Incredible Passing Drills Was #25 Jacolby Maxwell of Aurora University and Monmouth College and I Timed Him With a 4.36 in The Pro-Shuttle.

The One-On-One Passing- Drills Competition Was Also Unbelievably Incredible!

When We Got Through The Measurables Part of The Lestini Super Combine, We Realized that we had One Great Quarterback in McNeese State Super-Star #17 James Tabary, Three Wide Receivers and Two Defensive Backs and They All Were Outstanding in The One-On-One Passing-Drills Competition. The Most Impressive Receivers, Were #18 Terrell Reginal and #25 Jacolby Maxwell.

In Warming-Up, I Was Really Impressed With Both Reginal and Maxwell as They Were About 25 – 30-Yards Away From Tabary and He Was Throwing Some Pretty Hard Passes and They Both Were Making Unbelievable Pass-Catches Away From Their Body and Tucking The Football After The Catch.

Once We Got Through Warming-Up and Getting Ready For Our Passing-Drills, I Also Found-Out That Both Reginal and Maxwell Were Not Only Outstanding, but They Both Were Making Incredible Pass-Catch After Another. On His Very First Pass-Catch, Maxwell Made an Unbelievably Great Go-Pattern Fake and Then Broke A Really Sharp Cut on a Tremendous Out-Pattern. Then, He Made an Incredible Pass-Catch on a Deep Go-Pattern.

For Maxwell, His Next Five Incredible Pass-Catches Included 1. A 10-Yard Quick Slant; 2. A Deep-Out Pattern; 3. A 10-Yard Out-Pattern; 4. A Deep-Out Corner-Pattern; and 5. A Deep-Post-Corner Catch, All Fabulous Pass-Catches.

During All of These Incredible Pass-Catches by Maxwell and Reginal, Super-Star Quarterback Tabary Was Unbelievably Incredible in Hitting Them on  Short Routes, Medium Routes, and Various Deep-Pattern Routes. Also Remember That Both #19 Marcus Whitfield and #20 Markus Conerly Were Doing An Outstanding Job of Defending These Two Wide Receivers.

I Remember #18 Terrell Reginal From The 2018 Lestini Combine, and He Was Also Outstanding in That Combine, Just Like in This One. In The 2018 Lestini Combine, Reginal Made Several Outstanding Pass-Catches during The Combine Passing Drills, Including a Great One-Handed Pass-Catch and at least Two Other Unbelievable Pass-Catches in the Pass Defense Drills.

In This The 2020 Lestini Combine Passing Drill, Reginal Was Also Very Impressive as He Matched Maxwell in Sensational Pass-Catches. In His First Pattern, Reginal Duplicated Maxwell With a Sensational 10-Yard Out-Pattern and Then, His Second Pass-Catch Was a Fabulous 10-Yard Quick Slant, Across The Middle of The Field.

In The Next Five Incredible Pass-Catches For Reginal, They Included 1. A  Deep-Out Pattern; 2. A 10-Yard Out-Pattern; 3. A Deep-Post Corner-Pattern; 4. A 10-Yard Quick Slant Across The Middle; and 5. A Quick-Slant and Go.

The 2020 19th Annual John and Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine; Including QB James Tabary, WR Terrell Reginal, FS Marcus Whitfield, WR Jacolby Maxwell, CB Markus Conerly, LB Jacob Joffrion, LB Issac Claiborne, and WR Jason Thomas! By Super Scout Max Emfinger

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The 2020 19th Annual John And Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp And Combine Was On Saturday and Sunday!

January 30, 2020

By Super Scout Max Emfinger

The 2020 19th Annual John and Mary Jo Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine Was Held on Saturday and Sunday of January 18 and 19. The Super Camp and Combine is Always Scheduled For The Saturday and Sunday, Just Before all of The NFL Scouts, The CFL Scouts, XFL Scouts, and Other Professional Football Scouts Make Their Way To Mobile, Alabama For The Annual College Football All-American Senior Bowl Game.

A Few Years Ago, We Had 56 Free Agent Players To Attend Our Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine and We Also Had 48 Players a Couple of Years Ago. In 2019, We Had 28 Players To Attend Our Lestini Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine and We Were Able To Help Most All of Them To-Achieve Some of Their Goals of Getting Either Into Professional Football or Back Into The NFL, CFL, XFL, or Some Other Semi-Pro Leagues, Including a Pro League in Europe.

It is Amazing To Me and All of My Lestini Coaching Staff That Literally Thousands of Free Agent Football Players Are Wanting To Get Into Professional Football, But They Do Not Come To The John and Mary Jo Lestini Camp and Combine and Let Us Help Them To Achieve Their Goals.

On Saturday Night, The Players Were Able To-Meet The Lestini Super Combine Coaches and I was able To-Meet Six of These Players. As all of The Players and Coaches Were Mulling-Around in The Hotel Lobby, some really Impressive Players Walked into The Hampton Hotel Lobby. 

This Year, We Had Around 20-25 Free Agent Players Who Were Committed To Participate, but Due To The Cold Freezing Weather and a Couple Coaches and Agents That Let Us Down, Only 8 Players Were Able To-Participate This Year. Those Eight Players, However, Were Incredible and Highly Talented.

It Was An Incredible Camp, But On Sunday Afternoon, as I Was Driving Back Home To Plaquemine, Louisiana, I Reminisced About Almost The Entire Day of Helping Time The 40 and Pro-Shuttle Speed Measurables With The LSU Tigers Football Hall of Fame and Canadian Football Hall of Famer Ron Estay, Former Canadian Football Player Coach Dick Adams, Coach Andy Bryson, Passing Drills Coach Bill McWhorter, and Coach Marc McCartney.

The Super Combine Coaches!

CAMP CO-DIRECTORS JOHN and MARY JO LESTINI – At Their 19th Annual Lestini Group Free Agent Super Camp and Combine, Camp Directors John L. Lestini Jr and his Various Football Hall of Fame Wife Mary Jo Lestini, Are The Coordinators And Have Been Hosting This Free Agent Super Camp for 19 Years. This Super Camp and Combine Gives Former College and Former Pro Players, who might be “Flying Under The Radar”  an Excellent Opportunity To-Show Our Coaches and Scouts what they can do and help them to get Themselves Into or Back Into The NFL, CFL, World Football League, Europe Football League, Arena Football League, or any Other of The New Developmental Football League which Are Always Starting Play.

COACH RON ESTAY  – Coach Ron Estay was a Former Defensive Lineman for The Edmonton Eskimos of The Canadian Football League. After Graduating from The LSU Tigers Football in 1972, Estay was Drafted by The Denver Broncos in the 8th Round of The 1972 NFL Draft. After that 1972 NFL Draft, Estay moved to Canada and played for The British Columbia Lions in 1972 and then The Edmonton Eskimos from 1973 to 1982, and helped lead The Eskimos to Five Straight Canadian Grey Cup Championships from 1978 – 1982 as a Key Member of The “Alberta Crude” Defense. Coach Estay also played in 1983 for The Washington Federals of The USFL. Coach Estay is also a Former Defensive Line Coach of The Saskatchewan Roughriders.

COACH DICK ADAMS – Coach Dick Adams is The Lestini Camp Director and He Helped John Lestini and Mary Jo Lestini as they Founded The Lestini Free Agent Camp and Combine About 19-Years Ago. Coach Adams is Retired,  Except for The Lestini Camp and Combine and he is a Former Canadian Football Player Who Played for The Ottawa Rough Riders From 1972-1976 and was a Member of The Rough Riders Canadian Grey Cup Championship in 1976. Coach Adams Intercepted 20 Passes for 370-Yards in His Five-Year Career. Coach Adams Played College Football at Miami of Ohio.

COACH ANDY BRYSON – Coach Andy Bryson Joined The US Military a Week after his High School Graduation so he could get his G.I. Bill and Earn a College Education. Then, after the 9-11 Attack on Our Country, Coach Bryson put his “Dreams-On-Hold” and Re-Enlisted for Another Four Years for His Country. Coach Bryson was also a Graduate Assistant For The LSU Tigers Under One of My Longtime Coaching Friends and Former LSU Tiger Recruiting Coordinator Sam Nader. More recently, Coach Bryson  Founded a Company called The Louisiana Gridiron Football Magazine which gets a Million Hits a Day on Facebook. Coach Bryson has also Coached Three-Years in The Max Emfinger All-American Bowl Game Classic and he was a Guest Coach for The Hamilton Tigercats in The Canadian Football League. Recently, Coach Bryson Coached The Defensive Linemen For The Crescent City Kings in The Semi-Pro Developmental League. and is Currently Coaching #20 CB/WR Markus Conerly of The Bayou LaCombe Simi-Pro Cardinals Football Team.

Coach Andy Bryson (On The Right) is Interviewing Super Freak Quarterback James Tabary. Coach Bryson and His Louisiana Gridiron Football Magazine Staff Video-Taped Every Free Agent in The Lestini Super Combine.

The Lestini Super Combine Videos
By Coach Andy Bryson and Staff

#17 James Tabary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLgTKH9cOI
#18 Terrell Reginal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3nJPS2zAwQ
#19 Marcus Whitfield: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSAKb3rgVTs
#25 Jacolby Maxwell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CcghfFCEe0
#20 Markus Conerly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLgTKH9cOI
#23 Jacob Joffrion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSaElN8ROlk
#22 Isaac Claiborne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmOOlT7dQb8
#24 Jason Thomas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDIkIthonOU
#17 James Tabary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3nJPS2zAwQ

COACH/DOCTOR MARC McCARTNEY – I Was Very Happy To See Doctor Marc McCartney Again After Helping Us in The Lestini Super Combine Last Year For His First Year. Coach McCartney is a Practicing Chiropractor Doctor and Has His Own McCartney Chiropractic Center in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

He is Also a Great Pre-Game Warm-Up Director and This Year, He Led The Elite Eight Players in Their Pre-Workout Warm-Ups and He Led Them In  Some Unbelievable Stretching Warm-Up Exercises That I Have Never Seen Before and He Had These Players Stretch Some Really Unusual Muscles in Getting Ready To-Run Their Forties, Pro-Shuttle, and Standing Broad Jump. He Also Did a Great Job in Helping With The Various Measurable Timings.

COACH BILL McWHORTER – I Also Enjoyed and Reminisced About Working With Passing Game Drills Coordinator Coach Bill McWhorter. Coach McWhorter Worked With Our Football Super Freak Quarterback #17 James Tabary and Two Football Super Freak Wide Receivers, #25 Jacolby Maxwell and #18 Terrell Reginal and Two Super Freak Defensive Backs in Free Safety Marcus Whitfield and Cornerback Markus Conerly, Trying To Cover Them.

Coach Bill McWhorter has a Tremendous Amount of Coaching Experience including Head Coach of The Minor League Alabama Raiders and he was also a Great Quarterback as he was MVP in 1975 at Marietta, Georgia in a Minor  Football League in which 3 Players Signed with The NFL. In 1974, Coach McWhorter Was Head Coach of an Elementary Professional Team that was Runner-Up. Then in 1976-77, Coach McWhorter was The Head Coach of Birmingham, Alabama. They Were The Runner-Up and Then They Won The Alabama State Championship.

In 1987, Coach McWhorter Coached a Second Team All-American Punter at Samford University with Head Coach Terry Bowden. Coach McWhorter also Coached a Quarterback who was a D-3 All-American Quarterback and they Finished with a 9-1 Record, which was The Best All-Time Samford Record. Then in 1989-90, he was an Assistant Coach for The Birmingham Alabama Raiders Where he Coached The Quarterbacks, Receivers, Kickers, and Punters. In 2002, He Was The Head Football Coach at South Alabama.

In 1991-92, Coach McWhorter was The Receivers Coach for The Alabama Raiders, who were The #1 Team in The Minor League Football Alliance With a 14-0 and 12-1 Records and he was an The All-Star Game Assistant Coach. One of his Players made it to The NFL through The Arena Football League and another through The CFL. In 1993, He Coached in The PSFL.

In 1994-99, Coach McWhorter was with The Beacon Pro Football Scouting Service. Then in 2000, he was an Assistant Head Football Coach, Coaching The Wide Receivers, Kickers, and Kick Return Men for The Birmingham Steeldogs in The Arena Football League and then in 2014, he was Assistant Head Coach in Charge of Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, Kickers, and Kick Return Men for The Texas Resolution in The Indoor Football League.

COACH/SUPER SCOUT MAX EMFINGER – In 1961, Coach Emfinger Helped Lead His Brownwood HS Football Team To The 4A Texas State Football Championship and then in 1962, He Was Team Captain and High-Point Man at The Texas State Track Meet, as He Led His Brownwood High School Track Team To The 4A Texas State Track Championship. His Three-Year Varsity Career in Football Included 2,214-Yards Rushing, 4,285-Yards of All-Purpose Yards; 178 Points Scored, 2 Touchdown Passes, and 7 Interceptions. He Also Averaged 11.1-Yards Per Touch on 386-Touches. Coach Emfinger Recorded 6 Interceptions in The 4A Texas State Football Championship Seson, Which Included 4 Interceptions in One-Game, Against The 5A San Angelo Central Opening Game. As a Football Player, in 31 Games that He Played-In, His Record Was 28-1-1. Coach Emfinger Played For His Head Football Coach Gordon Wood, Who Won 11 Texas State Football Championships, Including The First State Championship in Brownwood With Coach Emfinger and Coach Wood is in The National High School Football Hall of Fame.

After His 1961 Season, Coach Emfinger Was Selected All-District, All-Area, All-State, and All-American and Later Was Selected To The Brownwood Hall of Champions and Brownwood Hall of Fame in Both Football and Track.

In 1963, Coach Emfinger Led The Baylor Freshman Cubs To a 13-12 Victory Over The Texas Shorthorns #1 Recruiting Class of Super-Star Recruits, as He Recorded 2 Interceptions, Including a One-Handed Interception and Later Was Selected to The Freshman All-SWC Team. His Wide Receiver Mentor at Baylor For Three Spring Trainings Was NFL Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Raymond Berry. In The 1963 Baylor Spring Training, Spring Game, Coach Emfinger Caught 2 Passes From Baylor Hall of Fame and Two-Time Sammy Baugh Award Winning Quarterback and College Football Hall of Fame Quarterback Don Trull and Coach Emfinger Also Recorded 2 Interceptions on Defense, Including a One-Handed Interception. On The First Day of Baylor Fall Practice in 1963, as a True Sophomore, Coach Emfinger Was Set To Be The Back-Up To The 1963 and 1964 Consensus First Team All-American Wide Receiver and Baylor Hall of Fame and College Football Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Lawrence Elkins, His Best Friend in High School, but Coach Emfinger Had a Major Heat-Stroke and it Caused Him To-Be Red-Shirted.

In 1967, In The Guam Rice Bowl Football Military Championship Game, Coach Emfinger Returned The Opening Kickoff 87-Yards for a Touchdown, giving His Naval Air Station Flyers a Quick 7-0 Lead and Then Caught 5 Passes For 138-Yards, Including a One-Handed Pass-Catch, had 3 Punt-Returns For 46-Yards, and Had an Interception-Return For 16-Yards, Giving Him 287-Yards of All-Purpose Offense and The MVP Award Trophy after The Game in The 28-14 Rice Bowl Game Victory.

Then, a Couple Weeks later, on December 9, 1967, in The All-Greater Pacific Navy Football Championship Tokyo Bowl Game, Coach Emfinger’s Guam Naval Air Station Flyers Team Beat The Tokyo Japan All-Greater Naval All-Star Team. In that Tokyo Bowl Game, Coach Emfinger Caught Six Passes for 146-Yards, Including a 38-Yard Touchdown Pass-Catch, With 3 Defenders on Him in The Back of The End-Zone. He also Returned Two Kickoffs for 66-Yards and Returned Three Punts for 43-Yards, giving Him 255-Yards of All-Purpose Yardage and Again Was Awarded The MVP Award Trophy of The Tokyo Bowl Game in The All-Greater Pacific Navy Championship Game in The Naval Air Station 21-7 Victory.

In 1972, Coach Emfinger Became a Graduate Assistant Coach For College Football Hall of Fame Head Coach Hayden Fry at North Texas State and Then in 1974, He Was Made The North Texas State Recruiting Coordinator. Later, in 1975, Coach Emfinger Became a Personal Talent Scout Assistant For NFL Hall of Fame Gil Brandt and Later Was Given The Title of “Super Scout” by The Dallas Cowboys and NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach Tom Landry. 

1963 – VP, Baylor Freshman Class, Baylor University, Waco, TX
1963 – VP, Baylor Freshman A Cappella Choir, Waco, TX
1963 – Freshman 4 x 100 SWC Track Champion, Baylor Univ, Waco, TX
1967 – VP, Baylor A Cappella Choir Performing Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
1977 – Founder of MEARS PLAYER RATING SYSTEM, Dallas, TX
1979 – Founder of First HS Football Recruiting Service, Houston, TX
1987 – 1992, Player/Coach – Houston Chronicle 6 Softball City Champs – 68-0 
1990 – Founder of First Super Select Baseball-Regional Champs-Houston, TX
1993 – 1995 – Super Select Baseball Never Lost A Texas Tourney-Houston, TX
1993 – 1995 – Super Select Team Qualified For Seven National Championships.
2001 – Founder of First 7on7 National Football Championship, Houston, TX
2005 – Founder of HS All-American Football Bowl Game, Shreveport, LA
2007 – Founder of Super Elite Top Gun Camp and Combine, Honolulu, HI
2009 – Super Scout – Free Agent Tryout Camp and Super Combine, Mobile, AL

South Alabama Equipment And Indoor Facilities
Coach Jeff Bailey

Coach Jeff Bailey has been In-Charge of The South Alabama Facilities Since 2003 and he has Always Been In-Charge of Helping John and Mary Jo Lestini with Their Lestini National Professional Free Agent Camp and Combine. Most of The Time, Coach Bailey has Only Had To-Aid In-Preparing The Outdoor Facilities which Included Several Practice Field Preparation and Maintain Proper Maintenance on The Football Fields that would be used by The Lestini National Professional Free Agents in Their Camp and Combine.

In The 2020 Lestini Professional Free Agent Camp, Coach Bailey had All of The South Alabama Football Fields in Great Shape, even after Some Severe Weather Problems. We had about 25 National Free Agents who had Planned to Attend The Super Free Agent Combine, but due to The Terrible Weather  and Near Freezing Weather, only 8 Players were able to Participate. Coach Bailey is Also a Long-Time Friend of Mine!

Prior to working at Prattville High School, Coach Bailey served as The Recreation Coordinator for The City of Prattville Parks and Recreation Department  for Six Years, where he Assisted in Managing The Prattville Recreation Program. During the summer of 2005, Coach Bailey Served as Equipment Manager for The Montgomery Biscuits, The Double A Minor League Affiliate of The Tampa Bay Rays. In 2015, He Received his Athletic Equipment Managers Association Certification, Recognizing Specialized Knowledge, Skills and Experience in Athletic Equipment Management.

Our Lestini Super Free Agents Super Combine Had The Great Privilege To-Be Able to Perform In This Incredible And New Beautiful University of South Alabama Jaguars Indoor Facility!

Although we were able to Use This Beautiful New University Of South Alabama Indoor Facility, The Weather Was Still A Huge Major Factor, because The Temperature was Around 42 Degrees or Colder when we Started The Lestini Super Combine at 10:00 A.M. When we had our Initial Team Meeting in The Center of The Indoor Facility Field, All of These Athletes were Fully-Covered with Long Sleeve Shirts and Coats, Before We Started and I Told Them That They Had To-Put Their Lestini Shirts on The Outside. Amazingly, All of The Players “Disrobed Down” To Their Lestini Free Agent Combine Shirt with Their Player Number on it and We Started The Combine, with Super Doc and Coach McCartney Leading The Free Agent Players in His Incredible and Unbelievable Warm-Up Workout.

Coach Emfinger and Coach McWhorter, However, got to Keep-On Both of Their Classic Professional Football Jackets. Coach Emfinger Had His Dallas Cowboys Wind Breaker on, Underneath His Houston Oilers Classic Winter Coat, because He was Really Cold. Coach McWhorter Had His Pittsburgh Steelers Classic Winter Jacket On, because He Was Also Really Cold.

The Lestini Combine Had Some Incredible Pro-Shuttles!

In The Lestini Super Combine, Coach Ron Estay was The Coordinator of The Most Important Speed Measurable in The Pro-Agility Shuttle and he did another Amazing Job with his Pro-Shuttle Instructions as evidence that an Unbelievable One of Seven Players Broke a “Mind-Boggling” 4.0 Flat and Another Two Outstanding Wide Receiver/Cornerbacks Recorded in The “Unbelievable” 4.1 Pro-Shuttle Area.

The Most Incredible Pro-Shuttle of This 2020 Lestini Super Combine was by #19 WR/CB/KR #19 Marcus Whitfield of The University of Toledo and Tiffin University with Two “Unbelievable” Official Pro-Shuttles of 3.90 and 3.97 and I Timed Him With a 3.96. The Other Two Outstanding Pro-Shuttles Were a 4.12 by #18 Terrell Reginal of Hinds CC And a 4.16 by #20 Markus Conerly.

Two Other Linebackers Also Had Tremendous Pro-Shuttles, Including #22 Issac Claiborne of Prairie View A&M University With a 4.37 Pro-Shuttle and #23 Jacob Joffrion of Louisiana College With Two Official 4.41 Pro-Shuttles. Wide Receiver #24 Jason Thomas Also Ran a Great 4.2 Pro-Shuttle.

The Most Impressive Wide Receiver, Along With #18 Terrell Reginal in The Incredible Passing Drills Was #25 Jacolby Maxwell of Aurora University and Monmouth College and I Timed Him With a 4.36 in The Pro-Shuttle.

The One-On-One Passing- Drills Competition Was Also Unbelievably Incredible!

When We Got Through The Measurables Part of The Lestini Super Combine, We Realized that we had One Great Quarterback in McNeese State Super-Star #17 James Tabary, Three Wide Receivers and Two Defensive Backs and They All Were Outstanding in The One-On-One Passing-Drills Competition. The Most Impressive Receivers, Were #18 Terrell Reginal and #25 Jacolby Maxwell.

In Warming-Up, I Was Really Impressed With Both Reginal and Maxwell as They Were About 25 – 30-Yards Away From Tabary and He Was Throwing Some Pretty Hard Passes and They Both Were Making Unbelievable Pass-Catches Away From Their Body and Tucking The Football After The Catch.

Once We Got Through Warming-Up and Getting Ready For Our Passing-Drills, I Also Found-Out That Both Reginal and Maxwell Were Not Only Outstanding, but They Both Were Making Incredible Pass-Catch After Another. On His Very First Pass-Catch, Maxwell Made an Unbelievably Great Go-Pattern Fake and Then Broke A Really Sharp Cut on a Tremendous Out-Pattern. Then, He Made an Incredible Pass-Catch on a Deep Go-Pattern.

For Maxwell, His Next Five Incredible Pass-Catches Included 1. A 10-Yard Quick Slant; 2. A Deep-Out Pattern; 3. A 10-Yard Out-Pattern; 4. A Deep-Out Corner-Pattern; and 5. A Deep-Post-Corner Catch, All Fabulous Pass-Catches.

During All of These Incredible Pass-Catches by Maxwell and Reginal, Super-Star Quarterback Tabary Was Unbelievably Incredible in Hitting Them on  Short Routes, Medium Routes, and Various Deep-Pattern Routes. Also Remember That Both #19 Marcus Whitfield and #20 Markus Conerly Were Doing An Outstanding Job of Defending These Two Wide Receivers.

I Remember #18 Terrell Reginal From The 2018 Lestini Combine, and He Was Also Outstanding in That Combine, Just Like in This One. In The 2018 Lestini Combine, Reginal Made Several Outstanding Pass-Catches during The Combine Passing Drills, Including a Great One-Handed Pass-Catch and at least Two Other Unbelievable Pass-Catches in the Pass Defense Drills.

In This The 2020 Lestini Combine Passing Drill, Reginal Was Also Very Impressive as He Matched Maxwell in Sensational Pass-Catches. In His First Pattern, Reginal Duplicated Maxwell With a Sensational 10-Yard Out-Pattern and Then, His Second Pass-Catch Was a Fabulous 10-Yard Quick Slant, Across The Middle of The Field.

In The Next Five Incredible Pass-Catches For Reginal, They Included 1. A  Deep-Out Pattern; 2. A 10-Yard Out-Pattern; 3. A Deep-Post Corner-Pattern; 4. A 10-Yard Quick Slant Across The Middle; and 5. A Quick-Slant and Go.

The Super Elite Eight Super Combine Freaks!

1. QB James Tabary (6-2, 210, 4.7, 33, 4.48, 106)
2,985 MEARS RATING

On Sunday, At The Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine, a Super Young Passing Quarterback-Freak Named James Tabary (#17) From McNeese State University Was Flat-Outright Sensational in Our Passing Drills in Our Lestini Super Free Agent Camp and Combine. 

James Tabary is One of The Greatest Quarterbacks That I Have Ever Seen in 48 Years of Scouting Football Players!  I Have Been a Super Scout With The Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine For 12 Years and Tabary is The Greatest Free Agent Quarterback That We Have Ever Seen!

A Couple of Incredible Wide Receivers Also Helped Tabary Look Sensational  as They Made Freaky Pass-Catch After Freaky Pass-Catch in “Putting-On” an Absolute Incredible Display of Pass-Catching Talent With Wide Receivers, Jacolby Maxwell and Terrell Reginal.

Trying To-Cover Those Two Fabulous Receiver-Freaks Were Two Great  Defensive Back-Freaks Named Marcus, Including Free Safety and Cornerback Markus Whitfield and Cornerback Marcus Conerly, Jr and Both Defensive Back-Freaks Did an Outstanding Job, Although Maxwell and Reginal Made A Lot of Incredible Pass Catch After Pass Catch.

After “Putting-On” This Incredible Display of Passing Talent With These  Outstanding Wide Receivers, I Was Able To Chat With Tabary and His Beautiful Mom, Ann, and I Found Out That This Former New Orleans Holy Cross High School Super-Star and McNeese State University Super-Star Was Very Impressive at The New Orleans Saints Rookie Tryout Mini-Camp in May of 2019. Tabary Said That He Was Very Impressed With Both New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton and New Orleans Saints Offensive Coordinator Pete Carmichael.

In Doing Some More Research on This New Orleans Saints Rookie Tryout Mini-Camp, I Found Out That The New Orleans Saints Offensive Coordinator Pete Carmichael Had Told Tabary That He Thought That He Had Blown His Tryout Mini-Camp Out of The Water and that He Went Way-Above All Expectations on how Everyone Thought That he would do and said That Tabary had an “Absolutely Amazing” Tryout Camp.

The New Orleans Saints Tryout Mini-Camp Opened-Up a Huge Amount of Doors for his Professional Career, Although Tabary Did Not Sign With The New Orleans Saints.

I Believe That Tabary (6-2, 210, 4.72, 33, 4.48, 106) Has a Stronger Arm Than Any of The Three Quarterbacks on The Current New Orleans Saints and He Has an Unbelievable Quick Release and is Amazingly Accurate. New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton Also Had Complemented Tabary Quite a Few Times and Told Him That He Had a Great Feeling For Him.

After A Little More Research, I Found-Out That He Was a Super-Star at Holy Cross High School and After His Senior Season, Tabary Put-Up Some Very Impressive Measurable Stats at The Hudl Super Combine. He Measured 6-2 and 200-Pounds and He Ran An Outstanding 4.67 Forty. Tabary Also Did a Great 33-Inch Vertical Jump, a 106-Inch Standing Broad Jump, and an Incredible 285-Pound Bench Press For a Quarterback and a 410-Pound Squat.

On His Holy Cross Highlight Film, Tabary Was Unbelievably Impressive in Throwing Deep-Passes For Touchdowns. On The Second Play of His Highlight Film, Tabary Rolled-Out, To-His-Left, and Raced 30-Yards For a Touchdown,  While Demonstrating His Outstanding Speed, Quickness, and Agility.  

After Some Even More Research, I Found Out That Tabary Had Set a McNeese State University Single-Season Passing Record in 2016 For Most Completions With 249 and Most Pass Attempts with 415. In That 2016 Season, Tabary was Named as The Southland Conference MVP of The Year and Also The Louisiana Newcomer of the Year. Also in That 2016 Season, Tabary Passed For Five Touchdown Passes Against The #1 Ranked Sam Houston State Team, Tying a McNeese State Single-Game School Record.

Also, In That 2016 Season, Tabary Became The Most Productive McNeese State University Quarterback in McNeese State University School History as He Completed 249 Passes For 3,036-Yards, and 23 Touchdowns, and he was Only 33-Yards From The Single-Season School Record For Passing Yards and He Would Have Easily Broken The Record If The Head Coach Had Not of Pulled-Him in The Last Game, With Plenty of Time To-Break The Record. 

​2. WR Terrell Reginal (6-0, 170, 4.43, 38, 3.98, 128)
2,978 MEARS RATING

A Couple of Incredible Wide Receivers Also Helped Super Quarterback James Tabary Look Sensational as They Both Made Unbelievably Freaky Pass-Catch After Freaky Pass-Catch in “Putting-On” an Absolute Incredible Display of Pass-Catching Talent, Including Wide Receivers Terrell Reginal of Hinds Community College and Jacolby Maxwell of Aurora University and Monmouth College.

In The 2020 Lestini Combine, He Ran a 4.6 Forty, But he also Ran a 4.39 at The Hudl Combine and a 4.31 at The 2017 Winnepeg CFL Super Combine, so I Averaged all Three Times and gave him a 4.43 in the Forty.

In The Pro-Shuttle, I Timed Reginal in The 2020 Lestini Combine, With a 3.98 Timing and He Did a 3.99 Pro-Shuttle at The 2017 Winnepeg CFL Super Combine, Along With a Great 38-Inch Vertical Jump. I think Reginal can Break The 4.4 Forty when He is in Shape and The Weather is Not So-Cold. On His Highlight Film, He is The Fastest Player on The Field in Every Game,  Because he Out-Runs Everyone As He is Running For a Touchdown.

3. FS Marcus Whitfield (6-0, 185, 4.4, 38-2, 3.9, 128, 20) 2,976 MEARS RATING 

Although A Couple of Incredible Wide Receivers, Reginal and Maxwell, Helped Super Quarterback Tabary Look Sensational In The Passing Drills of The Lestini Football Passing Drills, Super Free Safety Marcus Whitfield From The University of Toledo and Tiffin University Was Also Unbelievably Impressive in Covering Them In Man-To-Man Coverage.

Whitfield Played His High School Football at Massillon Washington, Ohio and as a Senior, Whitfield was an All-District and All-County Two-Way Player as a Wide Receiver, Cornerback, and Return Man and He Was Selected To Play in The Ohio and Michigan All-Star Game. 

Whitfield was an Unbelievably Incredible Athlete, Coming-Out of Massillon High School and He Went To a Major College Super Combine With Around 300 Participates and He Recorded The Best Pro-Shuttle With a 3.95. At Another NFL Combine, He Recorded another Incredible 3.96 and then at Our 2020 Lestini Football Super Camp and Combine, He Recorded Two More Incredible Pro-Shuttles With Official Clockings of 3.90 and 3.97. 

To Put These Spectacular Shuttles Into Perspective and The Effect of Just How Incredible These 3.9 Clockings are is To-Put Them Into Perspective as to Exactly What The Standard is For a Cornerback, Free Safety, or a Wide Receiver is For THE MEARS RATING SYSTEM. The NFL Scouts Love The Pro-Agility Shuttle, Because of What it Really Means In Relationship To The Position That The Player Plays on The Football Field.

The Pro-Agility Shuttle (SH) is a Tremendous Test of Agility, Raw Speed, Lateral Quickness, Change of Direction, and Overall Body Coordination. Technique is also very Important in This Test. There Are Very Few Athletes Across The Country Who Have Perfected The Pro-Shuttle Technique and Super Free Safety Marcus Whitfield is One Player, With So-Many Clockings Below a 4.0 Flat, is One Player Who Has Perfected This Technique.

An Athlete Should be able to do this Speed Measurable Test in about Two Tenths of a Second Faster than His Best Forty-Yard Dash Time. It Also Works The Other Way Around in That If The Athlete Runs a 4.0 Flat, in The Pro-Shuttle, Then He Should Be Able To Run a 4.2 Forty.

The Pro-Shuttle Standard For a Free Safety, Wide Receiver, and Cornerback is a 4.6 and The Player Gets 10-Points For Every 10th of a Second Over The Standard, but With a 400-Point Maximum.

Marcus Whitfield, With All of These Pro-Shuttles Under a 4.0 Flat Received The 400-Maximum MEARS Points in This Measurable, but it Also Demonstrates How Agile and How Quick That Whitfield Really is on The Football Field. Since He Was Able To Run So Many Incredibly Fast Pro-Shuttles, it Made Sense That Whitfield Was Able To Run a Faster Forty, So I Did Some More Research and I Found-Out That He Was a Sprinter in High School and Had Recorded an Incredible 10.6 in The 100-Meters and He Also Had Recorded a Great 38-2 Vertical Jump and Also a Great 325 Bench Press. 

Whitfield Was Also a Freak on His High School Highlight Film, As He Made Some Incredible Plays. One of The Most Impressive Plays Was Against Stubenville, on a Punt Return. Whitfield Was on His Own 30-Yard Line and Getting Ready For The Punt-Return. When The Football Came-Down, He Fumbled it Back To The 25-Yard Line, but Then Went and Picked-Up The Football, With About Six Defenders Around Him. Whitfield Then “Juked” All Six of Them and Raced 75-Yards For a Touchdown. Whitfield also Returned Two Other Punts For 65-Yards and 70-Yards.

In His Senior Year of High School Whitfield Recorded 546-Yards of Pass-Catching Yardage and He Also Finished With 997-Yards of Total Offense, Including The Three Punt Returns For a Touchdown. He Also Recorded 36 Tackles From His Cornerback Position. As a Junior, Whitfield Had 32 Pass-Catches For 642-Yards and 6 Touchdowns.

Whitfield Played in 37 Games For The Toledo Rockets as a Free Safety and Cornerback and He Recorded 41 Career Tackles and With a Career-High 10 Tackles Against Northern Illinois.

4. Slot Jacolby Maxwell (5-10, 188, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 126) 2,975 MEARS RATING 

In Warming-Up, I Was Very Impressed With Both Terrell Reginal and Jacolby Maxwell as They Both Were About 25 – 30-Yards Away From Our Super-Star Quarterback James Tabary and Tabary Was Throwing Some Pretty Hard Passes To Reginal and Maxwell And They Were Making Some Unbelievable Pass-Catches Away From Their Body and Then Tucking The Football After The Pass-Catch.

Once We Got Through Warming-Up and Getting Ready For Our Passing-Drills, I Also Found-Out That Both of These Wide Receivers, Reginal and Maxwell Were Not Only Outstanding, but They Both Made Incredible Pass-Catch After Pass-Catch. On His First Pass-Catch, Maxwell Made an Unbelievably Great Go-Pattern Fake and Then Broke A On A Sharp Cut on a Great Out-Pattern. Then, He Made an Incredible Pass-Catch on a Deep Go-Pattern. For Maxwell, His Next Five Incredible Pass-Catches Included 1. A Fabulous 10-Yard Quick Slant; 2. A Fabulous Deep-Out Pattern; 3. A Fabulous 10-Yard Out-Pattern; 4. A Fabulous Deep-Out Corner-Pattern; and 5. A  Fabulous Deep-Post-Corner Catch.

In Doing Some Research on Maxwell, I Was a Little Confused At First, because Maxwell Played Football For Two Teams Named Aurora and He Played For Two Different College Teams. Once I Got it All Straight, Things Became A Lot More Clearer. First of All, Maxwell, Played For Aurora Christian High School and Aurora University and Also Monmouth College. Once I Got it All Straightened-Out, Things Made A Lot More Sense, because The Jacolby Maxwell Story is an Incredible Story.

After All of This Research on Maxwell, I Found One of The Most Incredible Stories in College Football. Now Remember That This Player Was One of The Greatest Wide Receivers at The 2020 Lestini Combine. He Was Also an Incredible Pass-Catcher at Both High Schools and at Both Colleges.

The Jacolby Maxwell Story All Started With His First High School Football Team. He Played His First Two Years, as a Freshman and Sophomore, at Plainfield East High School Before Transferring To Aurora Christian High School For His Junior Season. When Maxwell Got To Aurora Christian HS, He Found-Out That Since His Family Had Not Moved Into The Aurora Christian HS School District, He Would Have To “Sit-Out” His Junior Football Season and Obviously, Since He Was Not Able To Play, as a Junior, He Was NEVER Able To Get on Any College Football Recruiting Lists.

Then, as a Senior at Aurora Christian, Maxwell Was Sensational as He Made Pass-Catches For 1,100-Yards, but Not Having Played as a Junior and Not Getting on Any Recruiting Lists, his College Football Recruiting was Limited!

“If Maxwell Had Been With Us All Four Years, There is No Question That He Would Have Been a Division I Player,” Said Aurora Head Coach Don Beebe!

Maxwell Got a Scholarship Offer To Play For Monmouth College and He was Outstanding For Three Years in 2116, 2117, and 2118, Including 59 Catches For 821-Yards and 12 Touchdowns in 2118. Maxwell Had a Great 2018 Junior Season at Monmouth College, and He Thought That His College Football Career Was Over, but With A Great Christian Background, Maxwell Was Shocked When He Realized That The Lord Had a Different Plan For Him.

As His Monmouth College Graduation-Day Was Approaching, He Became Aware That He Had Not Used All of His College Eligibility and His College Football Days Might Not Be Over. As a Wide Receiver for Monmouth College in football, Maxwell had Transferred from an NCAA Division II School in Ohio where he Did Not Use Any of His Eligibility.

As Maxwell Was Looking Into Graduate Schools To Continue To Pursue His MBA Masters Degree, He Found-Out That One of His Former Aurora Christian HS Coaches, Don Beebe, had Just Become The Head Football Coach at Aurora University and It was a “Maxwell-Made In Heaven” Happening.

Four Games into The Aurora University Season, Maxwell Emerged as The Favorite Pass-Catcher For Aurora Super Quarterback Gavin Zimbelman, who Was Passing at an Incredible Record-Setting Pace. Maxwell Helped Aurora University To The 2019 NACC Championship With an Incredible Pass-Catching Performance in The Spartans 70-14 Win Over Lakeland, as He Recorded 9 Pass-Catches For 151-Yards and 4 Touchdowns. The 4 Touchdowns Tied his Own Aurora University Single-Game Record.

Maxwell Finished The Season With 73 Pass-Catches For 1,170-Yards and 23 Touchdowns, Which Was #1 in The Country in Division III Football. His 4 Touchdowns Also Tied a Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference Single-Game Record, Which He Also Had Tied Earlier. 

5. CB Markus Conerly (5-9, 160, 4.33, 38, 4.12, 122)
  2,974 MEARS RATING

At This 2020 Lestini Super Combine There Were Some Incredible Pro-Shuttles by #19 WR/CB/KR #19 Marcus Whitfield of The University of Toledo and Tiffin University with Two “Unbelievable” Official Pro-Shuttles of 3.90 and 3.97 and The Other Two Outstanding Pro-Shuttles Were a 4.12 by #18 WR Terrell Reginal of Hinds Community College And a 4.16 by #20 CB/WR Markus Conerly of The Bayou LaCombe Simi-Pro Cardinals Team.

With an Incredible 4.16 Pro-Shuttle, It Is Obvious That Conerly is a Lot Faster Than His 4.6 and 4.62 Times That He Recorded at The 2020 Lestini Combine and Markus Conerly Was Really Outstanding, Along With Whitfield in The Pass Defense Drills!

“Touchdown Markus Conerly!” If you were at a Bayou LaCombe Simi-Pro Cardinals Game Last Football Season, You Probably Would Have Heard This Phrase. With His Unbelievable Shifty and Speedy Punt and Kickoff Returns and Pick-6 Touchdowns, Conerly Was Incredible. Coach Andy Bryson Was Also one of His Bayou LaCombe Simi-Pro Coaches.

The Former Franklinton, Louisiana High School Demon Star Was Also a Super-Star For The Semi-Pro Cardinals As He Made Some Unbelievably Incredible Plays in Helping Them To Their Winning 2019 Football Season. In One Game, Conerly Returned an Interception 98-Yards For a Touchdown.

I Timed Conerly With a 4.6 Forty and He Was Given an Official 4.62 Forty. Although He Only Ran a 4.6 Forty, With This Incredible 98-Yard Punt Return For a Touchdown is a Tremendous Reason To Believe That Conerly is a 4.33 or Better Forty Football Player and So I Did Some More Research on Him.

At The Hudl Super Combine, Conerly Ran a 4.4 Forty, Did a 38-Inch Vertical Jump, and a 4.2 Pro-Shuttle. At Another NFL Combine, He Ran a 4.36 Forty, Did another 38-Inch Vertical Jump, Ran a 4.12 Pro-Shuttle, and did a 126-Inch Standing Broad Jump, so I Averaged His Lestini Combine 4.6 Forty, His Hudl Super Combine 4,4 Forty, and His 4.36 NFL Combine Forty. That Average Comes-Out To-Be a 4.45, but on His 98-Yard Return, He is a 4.33 Guy, And The Fastest Player on The Football Field, and So I Gave Him An Official 4.33 Forty. 

6. ILB Jacob Joffrion (5-10, 220, 4.6, 34, 4.32, 114, 30) 2,970 MEARS RATING 

In The 2020 Lestini Football Super Free Agent Tryout Camp and Combine, #23 Jacob Joffrion of Louisiana College Had Two Tremendous Pro-Shuttles, Which Included Two Official 4.41 Pro-Shuttles. 

The Temperature Was Around 42 Degrees or Colder when we Started The Lestini Super Combine at 10:00 A.M. on Sunday Morning. I Know That The Cold Weather Effected These Super-Star Athletes in Their Efforts To Get Into Professional Football.

Jacob Joffrion Was, However, Very Impressive in The Lestini Super Combine Drills, But He Only Ran an Official 4.9 Forty, at The Lestini Combine, Although I Timed Him With a 4.82 Forty. In The Hudl Super Combine, Joffrion Had Clocked a 4.55 Forty and in Another Super Combine, He Clocked a 4.58 Forty, and So I Averaged All Four Forties and it Came-Out To-Be a 4.71, But on His High School and College Highlight Film, He is Running a 4.6 and So I Gave Him an Official 4.6 Forty.

At The Hudl Super Combine, Joffrion Recorded Some Incredible Strength Measurables, With An Unbelievably Incredible 405 Bench Press, a 630-Pound Squat, and a 520-Pound Dead-Lift. The Muscular Joffrion Also Recorded a 4.32 Shuttle and 32-Inch Vertical Jump.

7. ILB Isaac Claiborne (6-0, 220, 4.61, 35, 4.27, 114, 20) 2,968 MEARS RATING

Both Linebackers at The Lestini Super Combine, Had Tremendous Pro-Shuttles, Including #22 Issac Claiborne (#46) of Humble Summer Creek High School in Texas and Prairie View A&M University With an Official 4.37 Pro-Shuttle, However I Timed Him With an Ever Better 4.27 Clocking; While Jacob Joffrion Had Two Official 4.41 Pro-Shuttles. Since The MEARS RATING Standard For an Inside Linebacker is a 4.7, Joffrion Received 380-Points and Claiborne Received The Maximum 400-Points.

Claiborne Looks A Lot Faster Than a 4.68 on His Highlight Film. In Researching Claiborne, I Found-Out That He Had Recorded a Legit 4.6 at The Hudl Super Combine and at Another NFL Super Combine, He Recorded an Outstanding 4.56 and So I Averaged The Three Forty Times and Came-Up With an Excellent 4.61 For an Inside Linebacker.

Claiborne Did a 112-Inch in The Standing Broad Jump, at The Lestini Super Combine, but He Also Did a 116 SBJ at The NFL Super Combine and I Averaged The Two Jumps and Gave Him an Official 114-Inch Standing Broad Jump. In The Other Jumping Measurable, Claiborne Recorded a 33-Inch Vertical Jump at The Hudl Super Combine and a 37-Inch Vertical Jump at The NFL Super Combine and So I Gave Him an Official 35-Inch Vertical Jump. Since The MEARS RATING Standard For an Inside Linebacker is a 28-Inch Vertical Jump, Claiborne Received 140-Points on His Vertical Jump.

In 2018, at Prairie View A&M University, Claiborne Recorded 71-Tackles, Including 28 Solo Tackles, 9 Tackles For a Loss, 2 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble, and 1 Recovered Fumble. On One Incredible Play, There Was a Huge “Pile-Up” of Players in The Middle of The Field and Then All-of-a-Sudden, Claiborne Came-Out of “The-Pile-Up” With The Football and He Was Headed Toward The End-Zone. After About Four or Five Steps, a Defender Came-Out of “The-Pile-Up” and Pulled Him Around and He was “Running-Backward” For About Five or Six More Steps, Demonstrating His Agility and Athleticism. 

8. WR Jason Thomas (6-3, 205, 4.56, 36, 4.38, 122, 20)
2,965 MEARS RATING

Jason Thomas is an Outstanding Athletic Wide Receiver and He is Incredible on Some of His Highlight Film, but He Was “A Little Under The Weather” at The 2020 Lestini Super Combine, and He Was Not Able To “Fully Demonstrate” His Outstanding Athleticism.

On His Highlight Film at Harvey West Jefferson High School in Louisiana and at Avila University in Kansas City, Missouri, He Was Outstanding, but at The Lestini Super Combine, He Chose Not To Participate in The Passing Drills.

Thomas However, Was Able To Participate in The Measurables and He Recorded an Official 4.42 Pro-Shuttle, Although I Timed-Him With a 4.41. His Best Official Forty at The Lestini Super Combine, Was a 4.78, but I Clocked him With a 4.76. Since Thomas Did Not Participate in The 2020 Lestini Passing Drills, I Believe That He Was Limited With a Slight Muscle-Pull Which Also Confined His Speed Measurables.

At The Hudl Super Combine in 2014, Thomas Ran an Outstanding 4.5 While He Was 6-3 and 195. That Forty and His 2014 Highlight Film With The West Jefferson High School Team Was Unbelievably Impressive. Also, On One of His Highlight Films on The Hudl Highlight Films Was of Him as an Incredibly Outstanding Rush Defensive End. He Also Recorded a 250-Pound Bench Press, a 350-Pound Squat, and a 300-Pound Dead-Lift. I Was Very Impressed With His Rush-End Highlights, but His Offensive Highlights Were Incredible.

After About Five Wide Receiver Highlight Plays, I Had Seen Enough. On His First Highlight, Against King, Thomas Ran a Deep-Corner Pattern, Caught The Football at About The 18-Yard Line, and Then Pulled Away From Three Defenders and Raced into The End-Zone. On His Second Highlight Play Against Higgins, Thomas Caught a 10-Yard Slant, Across The Middle, and Out-Raced Four Defenders into The End-Zone For a 55-Yard Touchdown.

Against Archbishop Shaw, Thomas Caught a Go-Pattern and Raced 60-Yards, before Three Defenders Dragged Him Down at The 15-Yard Line. Against Lutcher, He Caught a 56-Yard Deep-Pattern Before Four Defenders Pulled Him Down on The 5-Yard Line. And Finally, Against Cox, Thomas Caught a 33-Yard Pass and Dragged Two Defenders Across The Goal-Line.

One of The Most Impressive Things About Thomas is That He Has The Great Hands and Great Speed, but He Also Has The Physical Mentality of a Rush-End. I Have Never Seen a Wide Receiver Drag Defenders Like Thomas.

THE MEARS RATING SYSTEM 

When I was with The Dallas Cowboys in 1975-77, we had a Rating System and when I left The Cowboys in 1977, I developed a similar Rating System that we had used in the 1976 and 1977 NFL Draft. The 1977 NFL Draft was The Tony Dorsett Draft and we used this Rating System to conclude that Dorsett was The Dallas Cowboys #1 Player in that 1977 NFL Draft.

Although I developed My Rating System, when I left The Dallas Cowboys, I Started Using The Rating System in 2001, when NIKE Sports developed a similar Rating System and called it The SPARQ RATING SYSTEM. I Brought  my Rating System and I called it The MAX EMFINGER ASSET RATING SYSTEM or MEARS RATING.

ASSET stands for Agility, Strength, Stamina, Explosiveness, and Technique. These are The Essential tools for a Superior Athletic Performance in any Competitive Sport or Event. This new MEARS RATING SYSTEM or a similar Rating System, identifies overall Athletic Ability, and it can be used by Top College and Pro Coaches around the country as an initial indicator of the Athletic Potential on the Football Field.

Whether you are a College Football Coach and you only have One Scholarship Left to give in your current Recruiting Class or you are an NFL Team and you only have only One Draft Choice Left on your Current NFL Draft Board, there needs to be a Rating System that you can go to and based on the highest rated player, would give you the very best player available irregardless of position.

By 2001, all of the other High School Football Recruiting Services were using the Five-Star Rating System Method which does not Measure Anything. One year, at the start of The Spring, they had 45 Wide Receivers that were Rated a Four-Star. We went to bed one night and the next morning, they only had 25 Wide Receivers. Someone in The Scouting Service had decided that there could only be 25 Four-Star Wide Receivers in The Entire Country and he had demoted 20 of them to a Three-Star Rating.

My MEARS RATING SYSTEM or a similar type Rating System is very important for The NFL Scouts, and The NFL Scouting Combine is the first time that “Accurate Numbers” are recorded on these players. It’s easy to say someone can run a 4.4 or a 4.3 in The Forty, but before an Accurate Hand-Held Timing by a Professional Scout or either by a slower, but Accurate Laser Timing is done, most Forty Times are less than Accurate. Technique is also very important and that is why College Football Players entering The NFL Draft will hire a Sports Trainer to train and teach them how to do a Proper Vertical Jump, Pro-Agility Shuttle, and a Standing Broad Jump.

In this Lestini Super Free Agent Combine, The Lestini Group Coaches Tested all of These Free Agent Players with Two Speed Measurables, including Two Forties and Two Pro-Agility Shuttles; plus Two Standing Broad Jumps.

Quarterbacks, Offensive Linemen, and Kickers are always going to be Very Difficult to Measure, because they do Extremely Poor at a Super Combine, so These Three Positions must Be Evaluated very carefully on film and in person and then their MEARS RATING will need to be Estimated and Given a MEARS RATING that their Evaluation Deserves.

You can get a very good idea about a High School Football Player if he participates in a Legitimate Super Football Combine, but many High School Football Players do not get a chance to participate in a Super Football Camp or Combine. If a High School Football Player is being recruited by 40 D-1 Schools, then you have to assume that he is an outstanding Football Player, but how can you give this player a MEARS RATING if he does not have Valid Measurables? The answer is Very Simple! You either have to make-up or approximate his Measurables based upon his Game Film Evaluation or Actual Game Evaluation, giving him The Maximum Points on most of his  Measurables for his Position.

Most High School and College Football Players do not even know what their Measurables are and you would think that they would, but they do not. Many times, a High School or College Football Player will list his best Forty Time as a 4.8 and then twenty minutes later run a 4.6 or Better. You must keep in mind that with a little instruction and training, most High School and College Football Players can improve on their Speed Measurables by Two and Three Tenth of a Second and on their Agility and Distance Measurables by as much as Six to Eight Inches.

THE SUPER ELITE EIGHT SUPER COMBINE FREAKS AND MEARS RATINGS

PLAYER                                                 HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
Dual QB James Tabary McNeese (6-2, 210, 4.7, 33, 4.46, 106) (#12) FF  2,985
WR Terrell Reginal Hines CC        (6-0, 170, 4.43, 38, 3.98, 128)    FF        2,978
FS/CB Marcus Whitfield Toledo   (6-0, 185, 4.4, 38-2, 3.9, 128, 20)  FF   2,976
SLOT Jacolby Maxwell Aurora U  (5-10, 188, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 126, 20) FF 2,975
CB Markus Conerly Lacombe Pro (5-9, 160, 4.33, 38, 4.12, 122) FF           2,974
ILB Jacob Joffrion Louisiana Col (5-10, 220, 4.6, 34, 4.41, 114, 30)  FF   2,970
ILB Isaac Claiborne Prairie View  (6-0, 220, 4.61, 36, 4.27, 112, 20  FF    2,968
WR/SS Jason Thomas Avila U        (6-3, 205, 4.56, 36, 4.36, 122, 20)  FF  2,965  

SPECIAL SCOUTING NOTES 
Freak on His Highlight Film = FF
All-American Bowl Game Players At The Positions That Participated In The Lestini Super Camp and Combine!

ALL-AMERICAN OFFENSE
MEAR RATINGS

PLAYER                                                 HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
Dual QB Joe Burrow LSU (#9)      (6-4, 216, 4.56, 34, 4.32, 110)  FF           3,000
Dual QB Trev Lawrence Clem SO (6-6, 220, 4.62, 36, 4.33, 118, 20) FF    2,998
Dual QB Justin Herbert Oregon   (6-6, 237, 4.56, 34, 4.36, 110) FF             2,998
Dual QB Sam Ehlinger Texas          (6-3, 235, 4.52, 32, 4.42, 118, 10) FF     2,996
Dual QB Justin Fields Ohio St SO (6-3, 223, 4.32, 34-5, 4.16, 126, 25) FF 2,995
Dual QB Cole McDonald Hawaii   (6-4, 220, 4.6, 32, 4.2, 112) FF                 2,995
Dual QB Sam Howell UNC TF-AA (6-2, 225, 4.8, 28, 4.62, 110) FF              2,994
Dual QB Tanner Morgan Minn SO (6-2, 215 4.72, 30, 4.36, 118, 10)  FF    2,993
Dual QB Micale Cunningham Lou RS (6-1, 192, 4.4, 36, 3.16, 126) FF        2,992
Dual QB Kyle Trask Florida            (6-5, 239, 4.76, 30, 4.5, 112) FF               2,991
Dual QB Chase Garbers Cal RS      (6-2, 205, 4.71, 32, 4.39, 116, 10) FF      2,990
Dual QB Justin McMillan Tulane  (6-3, 205, 4.42, 36, 4.2, 118, 10) FF        2,988
Dual QB Ian Book Notre Dame      (6-1, 216, 4.62, 30, 4,46, 112)  FF             2,986
Pass QB Mac Jones Alabama RS    (6-2, 205, 4.82, 32, 4.62, 112)  FF            2,986
Dual QB Jayden Daniels ASU TF-AA (6-3, 180, 4.44, 34, 4.24, 110) FF        2,985
Dual QB Dillon Gabriel UCF  TF-AA (6-0, 186, 4.72, 32, 4.46, 110)  FF        2,985
Dual QB Brian Lewerke Mich St     (6-3, 216, 4.68, 32, 4.44, 112)  FF           2,985 
Dual QB Kenny Pickett Pitt               (6-2, 225, 4.72, 36, 4.25, 118) FF            2,985
Dual QB Levi Williams Wyoming TF (6-5, 208, 4.6, 34, 4.32, 118) FF         2,985
Dual QB Layne Hatcher Ark St RF (6-0, 196, 4.63, 28, 4.46, 112) FF           2,980
Dual QB-RB Dustin Crum Kent St (6-3, 201, 4.6, 36, 4.19, 128, 18) FF        2,995
Dual QB-RB Malcolm Perry Navy  (5-10, 190, 4.33, 38, 4.28, 126, 15) FF   2,993
Dual QB-RB Lynn Bowden Kentucky (6-1, 199, 4.33, 36, 4.12, 126, 12) FF 2,992
Dual QB Jalen Hurts Oklahoma    (6-2, 218, 4.48, 36, 4.19, 116) FF              2,990
AP-RB Travis Etienne Clemson       (5-10, 210, 4.32, 39, 4.13, 128, 20) FF  2,996
AP-RB J.K. Dobbins Ohio State        (5-10, 217, 4.32, 39, 4.21, 128, 20) FF 2,995
AP-RB Journey Brown Penn St RS (5-11, 206, 4.36, 40, 4,26, 228, 20) FF2,990
AP-RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire LSU (5-8, 209, 4.37, 40, 4.1, 126, 20) FF    2,990
AP-RB Xazavian Valladay Wyo SO (6-0, 196, 4.38, 36, 4.28, 126, 20) FF   2,990
AP-RB Lamical Perine Florida       (5-11, 218, 4.42, 37, 4.22, 126, 22) FF     2,988
AP-RB Amare Jones Tulane SO       (5-11, 190, 3.38, 24, 4.12, 124, 20) FF   2,987
AP-RB Chris Curry LSU FR               (6-0, 215, 4.38, 36, 4.18, 126, 22) FF     2,986
RB Kadin Remsberg Air Force       (5-9, 185, 4.31, 36, 4.21, 126, 20) FF       2,988
RB Jaret Patterson Buffalo  SO      (5-9, 195, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 123, 20)  FF     2,985
RB C.J. Verdell Oregon  RS              (5-9, 210, 4.33, 38, 4.16, 126, 20)  FF     2,985

WR Ja’Marr Chase LSU SO  (#1)   (6-1, 200, 4.38, 38, 4.09, 132, 10) FF      2,998
WR Jerry Jeudy Alabama                (6-1, 192, 4.33, 39, 4.13, 128, 10)  FF       2,997
WR CeeDee Lamb Oklahoma         (6-2, 191, 4.32, 38, 4.2, 128, 10)  FF         2,997
WR Tee Higgins Clemson                (6-4, 215, 4.33, 38, 4.13, 126, 19) FF        2,996
WR Justin Jefferson LSU  (#2)     (6-3, 192, 4.37, 38-5, 4.2, 128, 10) FF      2,996
WR Tyler Johnson Minnesota        (6-2, 205, 4.38, 36, 4.18, 122, 10) FF      2,995
WR Justyn Ross Clemson                (6-4, 205, 4.38, 38, 4.12, 128, 10) FF       2,995
WR Omar Bayless Arkansas State (6-3, 207, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 120, 10) FF     2,993
SLOT Chris Olave Ohio State  SO  (6-1, 185, 4.33, 40, 4.19, 132, 10) FF        2,992
SLOT K.J. Hill Ohio State                 (6-0, 199, 4.32, 40-5, 3.88, 128, 15) FF  2,988
SLOT JoJo Ward Hawaii                  (5-9, 175, 4.33, 38, 3.97, 128, 18) FF       2,988
SLOT Maurice Ffrench Pitt              (5-11, 200, 4.33, 37,4.21, 128,10) FF      2,985
SLOT TuTu Atwell Louisville          (5-9, 164, 4.51, 32.5, 4.22, 126, 10) FF   2,980
SLOT Marlon Williams UCF            (6-0, 222, 4.42, 36, 4.22, 122, 10) FF     2,980
FLK George Perkins Georgia FR (6-3, 190, 4.38, 36, 4.28, 122, 10) FF       2,990
FLK Chase Claypool Notre Dame (6-4, 229, 4.33, 36, 4.13, 120, 10) FF      2,988
FLK Terrance Marshall LSU SO (6-4, 209, 4.38, 36, 4.23, 120, 10) FF       2,985

ALL-AMERICAN DEFENSE

PLAYER                                                 HT WT  Forty  VJ Shuttle SBJ  Reps MEARS
ILB Ken Murray Oklahoma (#9) (6-2, 234, 4.42, 36, 4.24, 126, 25)  FF     2,998
ILB Troy Dye Oregon                      (6-4, 226, 4.48, 36, 4.34, 126, 20) FF       2,995
ILB Evan Weaver California        (6-3, 235, 4.56, 36, 4.36, 120, 25)  FF       2,995
ILB Kyahva Tezino San Diego St (6-0, 235, 4.53, 32, 4.32, 120, 20)  FF      2,992
ILB Jacob Phillips LSU                  (6-4, 230, 4.52, 36, 4.32, 122, 22) FF         2,990 ILB Jackson Sirmon Wash RF    (6-3, 238, 4.62, 32, 4.32, 120, 20) FF        2,988

SLB Isaiah Simmons Clem (#11) (6-4, 230, 4.36, 39, 4.15, 129, 25) FF        2,998
SLB Darrell Taylor Tennessee     (6-4, 255, 4.48, 36, 4.2, 126, 20) FF          2,995
SLB Micah Parsons Penn State SO (6-3, 245, 4.36, 36, 4.24, 122, 20) FF   2,994
SLB Tanner Muse Clemson           (6-3, 230, 4.36, 38, 4,16, 126, 20) FF       2,992
SLB Nick Niemann Iowa                 6-4, 235, 4.62, 36, 4.28, 126, 25) FF         2,991
SLB Malik Harrison Ohio State   (6-3, 251, 4.44, 36, 4.22, 122, 30)  FF       2,985
L-CB Kristian Fulton LSU               (6-1, 188, 4.32, 38, 4.12, 128, 10)  FF       2,995
L-CB Damon Arnette Ohio State  (6-0, 195, 4.33, 38, 4.16, 128, 10)  FF       2,990
L-CB Richard Lecounte Georgia  (5-11, 190, 4.33, 38, 4.12, 126, 10) FF       2,990
L-CB A.J. Terrell Clemson             (6-2, 190, 4.36, 39, 4.13, 128, 18)  FF       2,990
L-CB Luq Barcoo San Diego St SO (6-1, 175, 4.36,42, 4.06, 128, 10) FF      2,990

R-CB Jeff Okudah Ohio St (#1)    (6-1, 200, 4.32, 38, 4.22, 128, 10)  FF       2,998
R-CB Derek Stingley LSU TF-AA (6-1, 190, 4.3, 42, 4.19, 128, 15) FF            2,997
R-CB Thomas Graham, Jr Ore     (5-11, 197, 4.38, 3.96, 128, 12)  FF              2,990
R-CB Storm Duck North Carolina TF (6-1, 200, 4.32, 38, 4.16, 10) FF        2,990
R-CB Shawn Shamburger Tenn   (5-11, 187, 4,38, 36, 4.18, 126, 10) FF       2,988
R-CB Darren Hall San Diego St SO (6-0, 180, 4.38, 39, 4.12, 129, 10)          2,985
SS Grant Delpit LSU                         (6-3, 203, 4.37, 38, 4.04, 128, 20)  FF     2,996
SS Brady Breeze Oregon                (6-1, 196, 4.38, 38, 4.18, 126, 20) FF        2,995
SS K’Von Wallace Clemson           (5-11, 205, 4.42, 39, 4.21, 126, 20) FF      2,989
SS Khoury Bethley Hawaii SO     (5-10, 200, 4.46, 32, 4.21, 118, 18)  FF     2,988 
SS Alijah Halliburton Wyoming  (6-2, 190, 4.42, 36, 4.1, 128, 20) FF         2,988
SS Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah ND (6-2, 216, 4.46, 40, 4.28, 228) FF       2,988
FS Jordan Fuller Ohio State          (6-2, 205, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 128, 22} FF     2,990
FS Jacoby Stevens LSU                   (6-2, 228, 4.42, 38, 4.22, 128, 20) FF      2,990
FS Antwan Collier UCF                   (6-3, 195, 4.48, 36, 4.27, 116, 20) FF        2,988
FS Chase Kuerschen Tulane         (6-1, 205, 4.42, 33, 4.25, 126, 15) FF         2,988
FS Elijah Molden Washington     (5-10, 180, 4.36, 39, 3.93, 128, 15) FF      2,988
FS Khane Pass Louisville               (6-1, 204, 4.49, 36, 4,26, 124, 15) FF        2,088
FS Tariq Thompson San Diego St (6-0, 200, 4.42, 36, 4.12, 120, 20) FF    2,988