Big Bad Tearrius George

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He's an undersized CFL DT at 260, he sheds really quickly (in the highlight vid) but other then that, couldn't really say much about him but he does keep on sticking around so they must like him.

How did her perform this weekend at the minicamp?

"gunn34 wrote:

How did her perform this weekend at the minicamp?

I never saw him in any of the highlights, but he moves alright for a big guy.

Alright, here is his scouting report from 2006:

Position: DE
Class: Sr
School: Kansas State
Conference: Big Twelve
Ht., Wt.: 6-3, 248
40 Time: 4.89
Grading System

BIO: Junior college transfer who played with the first team the past two seasons. Senior totals included 27/6/4 after 21/6/3 the prior year.

POSITIVES: Speedy pass-rusher who can be a disruptive force. Fast off the edge and plays with a good degree of quickness. Keeps his pads low to the ground, gets leverage on opponents and drives up the field on contact.

NEGATIVES: Lacks a physical nature to his game and not always willing to jump into the pile. Slow shedding blocks and displays marginal hand technique protecting himself.

ANALYSIS: Flashing skill at defensive end, George must improve the details of his game to have any chance at the next level.

PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent

And he was with the Cowboys and Saints and Jets for stints.

good information run
looks like a could be:up:

"the 23rd wrote:

good information run
looks like a could be:up:

It's difficult to tell what T George could be, he's 260, and not really fast, but he does play "fast" as it were, but he's too small to be a DE, maybe not fast enough to be a OLB.

We'll see.:up:

Know a buddy that played high school ball w/ him in NC... and another who follows K-State very closely...so i've watched him for a while...great instincts, fluid hips, relentless attitude, could stack and shed a little quicker.
Overall:sky's the limit, could potentially start one day

I just watched one of Sparano's rookie camp press videos and he mentioned George as a LB. I guess we will see?

hey don't forget Terrell Suggs ran in the 4.8s that 40 time isn't a be all end all time.i'd like to know more about his measurables 10 yd split how explosive is he? broad jump ,vertical jump .if he's on the inside can he change directions? 3 cone and short shuttle times. can he stack and shed or does he run around blocks. with his size he could be the downhill thumper we sorely need on the inside lb.

"GoCaneFinatic wrote:

Know a buddy that played high school ball w/ him in NC... and another who follows K-State very closely...so i've watched him for a while...great instincts, fluid hips, relentless attitude, could stack and shed a little quicker.
Overall:sky's the limit, could potentially start one day

Friend GoCane Finatic:
would be a serious Canadian coup, if Parcells could walk away with two starting caliber LB's.

"dwhorton wrote:

hey don't forget Terrell Suggs ran in the 4.8s that 40 time isn't a be all end all time.i'd like to know more about his measurables 10 yd split how explosive is he? broad jump ,vertical jump .if he's on the inside can he change directions? 3 cone and short shuttle times. can he stack and shed or does he run around blocks. with his size he could be the downhill thumper we sorely need on the inside lb.

Unknowns dwh, T George's combine numbers are no longer easily findable.

I will point out that he was looked at by 3 different teams, so he does have talent.

I couldn't find a report on him from 2006.

BTW, The Rams Otogwe and our Joey Thomas both spent time in the CFL, Trey Darilek was also a CFLer.

a lot of potential firepower in the LB corp
doesn't bode well for Taylor
although. I'm sure Ross would love to see him return (instant "star power")