01-14-2024, 02:44 PM
(01-14-2024, 10:07 AM)Synric Wrote: Traits translate stats don't. Stover has alot of wide open schemed throws. I would guess a large portion are flare routes during boots. His YAC yards are all power and not agility which is less likely to translate to the pros where everyone is bigger than college.
Cade Stover is a slightly more explosive Benn Sinnott. Length, short area quickness, and body control are all issues here. He's also new to the position so is ability to read coverages is still a work in progress as well. Stover is an early day 3 guy in my book but as bad class will drag him up into day 2.
Don't get me started on Ja'Tavion Sanders... There's bad blocking then there's not trying. Sanders barely puts in effort.
Disagree with a lot of this. The general osu te you absolutely nailed. It’s all flare/flat routes, no seams, nothing.Stover is the exception to the osu te rule. Stover will run a (mostly) complete route tree. Teams also have to respect his blocking so he’s not gonna be a oh he’s just blocking or just catching. His yac is shrugging off tackles yes, but nothing that says he won’t be able to do that at the nfl level either.he knows how to use his body. He’s new to the position, but he did play lber and de at osu, so he understands zone and man coverage well, but he is a work in progress. He’s a very solid day 2 pick, and my ride or die this draft no matter where he ends up. Stover gonna be one of those picks 5 years from now who is a borderline first round pick that people are gonna ask how he fell that far.plus plus blocker, plus as a catcher, plus athlete.
Sanders is garbage as a te. He’s just a wide receiver. Not someone I’m spending a early 2nd round pick on.
