Mayock's top prospects at each position

[monstercat]

From what I saw, Stewart had plenty of burst as a Panther. That's not to say that Mayock is not a good talent evaluator, but it kind of pissed me off that he kept showing 2-3 of his senior clips to prove his point. Stewart was playing injured for a good part of his senior season, so of course he didn't have his normal burst in some of those clips.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

Maybe it is or isn't his burst, but he certainly could hit the hole harder.

At least on a more consistent basis, but he WAS a rookie. Just some times he would stutter step or 'piddle paddle' before making the decision on where he wanted to go.

The times he did fire through the hole it was dynamite though.

same mistakes williams made as a rookie...only he got caught in the backfield more than stewart.

[rodeo]

mayock was uncannily accurate on Beason, too. had him listed as his top LB and had us taking him.

i don't know anything about college football, so i just pay attention to mayock around this time.

[SorthNarolina]

stewart showed patience his rookie year and followed his blockers well. His only problem was being a little hesitant, with his running style he has to choose his lane quick...but those problems are associated with being a rookie, they should be all but gone next year.

and it's not his initial burst, but his "overdrive/2nd gear" whatever you want to call it, it's not a problem as no running back can do everything except a select few guys in Canton.

[SorthNarolina]

Maybe it is or isn't his burst, but he certainly could hit the hole harder.

At least on a more consistent basis, but he WAS a rookie. Just some times he would stutter step or 'piddle paddle' before making the decision on where he wanted to go.

The times he did fire through the hole it was dynamite though.

I shouldn't have even bothered to post you took the words right out of my mouth(or i guess i took the words right out of your mouth).

[Jackofalltrades]

Mayock and McShay are the two I give the most credit.