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Taylor Moton Plans To Spend Memorial Day Weekend Studying


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Taylor Moton is a big man. He's a very athletic 300lb+ tackle who moves around defenders like they're nothing. He appears to have a bright future in shoring up our tackle spot, and likely dominate in the NFL.

However, an underrated aspect of Moton is just how intelligent he really is.

When you think of Memorial Day weekend plans, you think of barbecues and hanging out with friends and family. However, Moton plans include a lot of study and filmwork.

Just take a look:

http://www.panthers.com/news/article-2/Taylor-Moton-trying-to-soak-in-new-studies/227630c4-675d-4393-a1ab-526b528c4425

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One way or the other, Taylor Moton would be spending a good part of his Memorial Day weekend studying. 
 
If he weren't 6-foot-5, 319 pounds with enough talent to be a second-round draft pick, he'd still be pursuing his MBA in business. Instead, Moton will keep cramming for his new job. 
 
"I'm just a sponge right now, soaking up everything that the coaches are telling me to do," Moton said Thursday after the Panthers wrapped up their first week of OTAs. 
 
Making the jump from college football to the NFL is tough enough. Moton, 22, has an extra learning curve – the Panthers want the natural right tackle to learn the left side, too. So he's an example of why teams are increasingly looking for guys who have more than raw talent.  
 
"It’s not an easy playbook we have, and his ability to pick it up as quickly as he has is tremendous," center Ryan Kalilicon-article-link.gif said.  "I’m really, really excited about this kid. It’s still early, but man, this kid is really strong, he’s really athletic and he’s really eager to learn."

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"That's tough because this is different. It might have to be this playbook because there's a lot more that goes into the playbook and football in the NFL than there was in college," Moton said. "This is a huge adjustment, but I'm getting more and more used to it and I'm feeling really confident with it."

Taylor Moton seems to be ready to soak in all the information he can muster to get ready to compete in Training Camp. An intelligent big guy with a bright future in the NFL.

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This rookie class really seems like a group of hungry football players, not just athletes.  Guys like CMC, Samuel, Moton etc.. all seem like they are gym rats with a passion for the game. 

Pair them up with this stellar locker room and film rats like Luke and this could be Gettlemans best draft ever. 

Give me guys with football intelligence and passion for the game over egotistical  athletic freaks all day. 

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He's the most intriguing prospect of the draft.  If he can be a true T with the ability to not only play both spots but to excel in them we may have selected one of the steals of the draft.  Sucks we won't have that 5th yr option but I'd welcome that problem later to have a true LT/RT for years to come.

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I'm imagining what a conversation between Taylor Moton and Andrew Norwell would be like...

"So if the 5-tech tries to shoot the inside gap with a speed rush, should I wall him out or pass him to the guard and check for an outside blitzer?"

"KILL IT!  KILL IT! KILL IT!!!"

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm imagining what a conversation between Taylor Moton and Andrew Norwell would be like...

"So if the 5-tech tries to shoot the inside gap with a speed rush, what should I wall him out or pass him to the guard and check for an outside blitzer?"

"KILL IT!  KILL IT! KILL IT!!!"

lol

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2 hours ago, Saca312 said:

"It’s not an easy playbook we have, and his ability to pick it up as quickly as he has is tremendous," center Ryan Kalilicon-article-link.gif said.  "I’m really, really excited about this kid. It’s still early, but man, this kid is really strong, he’s really athletic and he’s really eager to learn."

If Ryan likes hi, that's good enough for me!

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20 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm imagining what a conversation between Taylor Moton and Andrew Norwell would be like...

"So if the 5-tech tries to shoot the inside gap with a speed rush, should I wall him out or pass him to the guard and check for an outside blitzer?"

"KILL IT!  KILL IT! KILL IT!!!"

 

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2 hours ago, imminent rogaine said:

I think I'm in love. I really think he could be the one. But, I'm scared; I'm afraid that he will let me down like others in the past. Don't do it to me, Tyler. Don't let me down. If you're not going to be the one, go ahead and tell me. Don't get my hopes up!

If this were Cleveland and we were talking quarterback, I could really see this kind of conversation. But we are 2 years removed from the Superbowl and a top 5 offensive line.....

 

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Im REALLY excited about this kid. People dont talk about him much but dude is super smart and has work ethic. But is pretty athletic. Some crazy people on here were wanting Cam Robinson for our LT.
Moton beat Robinson in pretty much every athletic drill

20 shutttle
Moton- 4.58 (only Bolles with a 4.55 and another OL from Wyoming ran it faster)
Robinson- 4.82

3 cone
Moton- 7.73
Robinson-7.81

Broad Jump
Moton- 109
Robinson- 106

Vert
Moton-30.5 (only 2 jumped higher)
Robinson- 26

Only thing Robinson beat him in.....the 40, the least important one for OL
Moton- 5.18
Robinson-5.15







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