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Michael Jones

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1677536/#highlights/19855393

This is my first year ever playing football, I decided to come out my senior year. Ive been doing pretty good and would like to play it at the next level. I am a basketball player who decided to give it a shot. Any advice would be great and knowledge on what level you think I could play. I really enjoy your site and thanks in advance.

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Sep 23, 2015
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Oct 10, 2012
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by: Dennis

Mike Jones!

You are definitely a physical player and come downhill more like a safety than a corner. You're also a ball hawk and go up with receivers to make plays on the ball.

I can see that you have athletic ability that makes up a bit for how raw you are.

You are new to football, so I most of my critiques stem from that:

The first is on your backpedal. Try to tighten it up a bit: narrow your base when you backpedal and skate backwards with your feet closer together instead of "walking" backward.

You also play a little close to the receivers off the line. The standard is 5-7 yds when playing off, but you routinely line up at about 3-4. If you're comfortable with the receivers' speed, or you're playing in zone, this can be ok, but it doesn't give you much room to read the play if the receiver is fast.

At the next level (assuming D1) you definitely won't be able to line up 4 yards in front of receivers. They'll eat up your cushion before you can blink. So, if you're playing off, work on playing from 6-7. That'll give you a little room to jump short routes or react to double moves.

3.9 Stars. Only because you're raw. If you work on your skills and technique, you easily have the athletic ability to be a 4.5-5 star DB.

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