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Per ESPN:
Ngakoue is a prospect that will move around and line-up in different spots as a front seven defender for his high school. At the college level he could end up fitting at a few different positions depending on the scheme and how he continues to physically develop. If he plays in a 4-3 there is a very distinct possibility he could end up playing with his hand down which he does some now. He has a good combination of height and bulk at this stage with room to fill out further and could possess the size for inside linebacker or potentially D-End. He Flashes good initial quicks to get off the spot. He is a physical kid who doesn't shy away from contact, but does need to watch his pad level as he can play high at times and must do a better job of using his hands when taking on blockers. Displays adequate recognition skills. Displays solid range and speed and needs to improve his angles of pursuit. A physical and solid tackler who can attack ball carriers high at times because of his pad level. Does demonstrate some tightness and adequate ability to open up and drop into coverage. Looks at his best when he can vertically attack and looks to be used more as a pass rusher. Does flash a little better use of his hands when rushing the passer. Will do a good job of trying to attack half-a-man and get to the shoulder, but displays more adequate ability to tightly bend the edge and work back in towards the quarterback. Does an excellent job of getting his hands up when he can't get to the quarterback and will knock down some passes. Ngakoue is prospect who could land at few different spots on defense in college though we wouldn't be surprised to see him eventually land at defensive end. Could contribute early on special teams, but as a defensive player we don't see an immediate contributor, but with further development can be a productive pass rusher and physical run defender.