Is Shemar holding out?

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(05-14-2025, 06:35 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: The lack of sacks are concerning not going to lie and say they aren't, but Shemar Stewart may have been the most disruptive DL in college
for the Defense he played in. He had tons of pressures, caused sacks for others, shut down the run because he is great at sealing the edge. 

He needs to keep his head up and learn to finish. In an NFL Defense that has pure pass rush sets he should start getting the sacks. The A&M
DL lined up so tight to the OL trying to shut down the run it wasn't easy to get sacks especially when Shemar was always getting chipped and
doubled.

Nate...you're talking yourself into a blown up narrative that only has a little bit of fact to it. Don't bother with a few highlights. Watch game tape. He has zero moves and not much more ability to disengage from OTs. He has no bend and not very much change of direction and he has bad body control when he gets up to speed, and this is against college competition. He's going to need a huge huge jump to be even decent in the NFL. Sorry if i can't get excited about a top 20 pick that can "set the edge". Watched Sam Hubbard for a long time and this guy has a bit to go to get to his level. 

I don't think i even saw a single, basic spin move in any of these games and he wasn't remotely disruptive. And these are against good college offenses, steps below even the average NFL offenses he's going to see from now on. 

You've got this guy blown up into some kind of monster-in-waiting and he's simply not.