JaxonVol31
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Walk-on tight end who has worked his way up a spot on the second team as a redshirt freshman... good run blocker who showed signs of improving in the pass game.
Of the Tight Ends, Wes had the one very bad play were he dropped the pass from Garcia, but he made a few shorter catches to redeem himself through the rest of the practice. He was not the most impressive TE tonight however. Andrew Power had a very good night catching pretty much everything in his direction. He was used mainly on the shorter, and out rotes off the bootleg action, but he didn't drop anything as the others in his squad did.
The play of walk-on TE Andrew Power during the spring made it easy for coaches to send McKnight back to defense. Power, a redshirt freshman from Myrtle Beach, was not on the pre-spring depth chart. Now he’s listed as the backup to starter Weslye Saunders.
Power made an early impression, and had a very good Spring workout. He came in as a walkon, and overall, matched Saunders ability in catching passes, and He actually looked better blocking than Saunders did. He came out of nowhere as a Walk On, but this guy showed some really nice ability this Spring. Definitely deserving of the two spot on the depth chart right now.
Power has great size for the position. 6'4 and in between 250-260. He's made some nice grabs in practice so far so I think he's impressing everyone. Justice has done well here and there and so has Triglia. Cliff will also get his work in at TE. It's starting to sound like the position will produce like J. Cook did last year
Even with that background info, taking this commit with the 4 yr Tight Ends still available befuddles me.
hypothetically, If we lose out on either Fulse, Clear or Rory because any of the trio feels we have too many bodies at the position, I would consider this a bad gamble
Even with that background info, taking this commit with the 4 yr Tight Ends still available befuddles me.
hypothetically, If we lose out on either Fulse, Clear or Rory because any of the trio feels we have too many bodies at the position, I would consider this a bad gamble
Even with that background info, taking this commit with the 4 yr Tight Ends still available befuddles me.
hypothetically, If we lose out on either Fulse, Clear or Rory because any of the trio feels we have too many bodies at the position, I would consider this a bad gamble
The Saunders guy, who Power was outplaying in those practice reports, was a 4star out of high school and was 2 grades above Power at the time.