"Sweating " bullets

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(04-08-2024, 10:21 AM)Nepa Wrote: But there are some scouting reports that bring up concerns about his work-ethic (and his conditioning) and his weight. I was not one of those who brought it up, and maybe his work ethic is actually a strength, but it is on some scouting reports' radars. Here, for example, are the weaknesses identified by one scouting report:

• Weaknesses:
  • Not a dynamic interior pass rusher
  • May not have a role in the sub package
  • Could be limited to being a two-down defender
  • Poor work ethic
    
  • Sub-par conditioning habits
    
  • Needs to keep his weight in check
    https://walterfootball.com/scoutingreport2024tsweat.php
    
• As far as conditioning, I think many of us noted that he was on the sideline during key parts of a playoff game last year, during obvious run situations. In fact, the camera focused on him on the sidelines, and the announcers expresses surprise that he was out during those key plays. But he was obviously winded.
  

1st off quit reading Walter

Synric Wrote:They have been questions. T'Vondre Sweat played most of his college career under 350 at around 347 including in 2022 then ballooned to 365 for his second senior year. 

Quote:As for work ethic alot of the Texas guys are getting that label. Worthy, Mitchell, Sweat, and Sanders. Pretty much everyone but Murphy.

You don't win the Outland Trophy (Best interior lineman in college football), be awarded Big-12 Defensive player of the year, and named unanimous 1st-team All-American when you have weight "problems". You don't go to the NFL Combine and participate as he did to show off "poor work-ethic".
Many folks just run w/ stereotypes. Big kid=Lazy