Senior Bowl Coverage

[Jpoore]

(01-25-2018, 07:38 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: So, no credentials of any kind, no verifiable coaching experience, no documented history of showing the ability to identify players with specific traits and abilities that make him a better football player than the next guy?

By those standards, we're ALL pretty much "amateur scouts"..

Seriously, any random guy can set up a website, call himself an amateur scout, and promote his "list".  What sets actual scouts apart, is that they do have credence in their craft, enough to the point that professional sports franchises pay them to locate talent.

That's the difference between a pro and amateur scout. Maybe I'm not getting the point across in the right way. I don't really care about coaching experience all that. But he does need to have a track record of being able to identify talent. And how that talent will translate on the field. That is a must. I think a minimum of 3 years with a good track record of hits off the normal path makes u a amateur scout. Sorry if I'm not getting my point across better. But a track record of success, which traits make him elite/better than ur average player, and how those traits will be diagnosed at the next level are a must.

(01-25-2018, 07:55 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Would folks get off Jpoore and let him share his thoughts. If you don't believe him, fine; dismiss his views. I will read them and give them the same merit that I do many on this forum.

Now, WTS, has the Big OT from NC A&T improved?

He improved today. But still struggling with the same type of players that mcg struggles with. Leverage speed rushers.