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Really?That is actually bottom 4%.
Yikes.
Yeah, I'm not going to waste time looking at Dazzle's tape. It doesn't even sound like he could return punts. Waste of time.
Thanks for clarifying.
Really?That is actually bottom 4%.
Watch and tell me he looks unathletic or twitchy.If he turns out like Robert Woods that would be great; but his numbers suggest he's slow and unathletic....and doesnt really test as quick/burst
Definitely a slot only type of guy
That's silly. Never go off the numbers alone. He plays with great burst and elite stop start acceleration.Really?
Yikes.
Yeah, I'm not going to waste time looking at Dazzle's tape. It doesn't even sound like he could return punts. Waste of time.
Thanks for clarifying.
IDGAF about the 40 time. How many 4.3 guys have been shit? As long as he isn't running a 4.85 and getting caught from behind by D linemen, it is about playing football. Danny Amendola, Wes Welker, Julian Edleman all small slow guys that played huge, hope Dazz can do the same. Different type WR but, Larry Fitgerald ran a 4.63 40.Really?
Yikes.
Yeah, I'm not going to waste time looking at Dazzle's tape. It doesn't even sound like he could return punts. Waste of time.
Thanks for clarifying.
Guess what a slow track effects the most? Dyami Brown is considered a burner (track guy) and his 10yd split was at the 51st percentile. Ran a 4.45 40. Not saying Newsome is fast for the NFL, he's not but he'll have no problem returning punts or in the slot.That is actually bottom 4%.
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Dazz Newsome-------------------------------------------Marquise Goodwin
Yeah, some guys, for whatever reason don't test well in underwear but show plenty of the traits you look for on the football field. It would be different if his tape matched his test numbers.IDGAF about the 40 time. How many 4.3 guys have been shit? As long as he isn't running a 4.85 and getting caught from behind by D linemen, it is about playing football. Danny Amendola, Wes Welker, Julian Edleman all small slow guys that played huge, hope Dazz can do the same.
Maybe he's got elite hands or route running. What do I know?IDGAF about the 40 time. How many 4.3 guys have been shit? As long as he isn't running a 4.85 and getting caught from behind by D linemen, it is about playing football. Danny Amendola, Wes Welker, Julian Edleman all small slow guys that played huge, hope Dazz can do the same. Different type WR but, Larry Fitgerald ran a 4.63 40.
Yeah. Long speed be damned. What you do see consistently is that he has the speed and burst to outrun players that have the angle on him. His burst is actually shocking.The 4.38 stuff came from a site that mixed up Dazz Newsome's time with Greg Newsome's time. Greg ran a 4.38. Dazz isn't a burner, I think that was pretty well known coming into the draft as he never really projected above the late 3rd or 4th round. But show me a guy that is a productive punt returner, and I know he's got enough short area quickness and acceleration to be a dangerous WR. The long speed does ultimately limit him, but if he can return some punts and be a solid WR4 at worse, he's a steal as a late 6th round pick.
Pace probably didn't catch the mix up...lolThe 4.38 stuff came from a site that mixed up Dazz Newsome's time with Greg Newsome's time. Greg ran a 4.38. Dazz isn't a burner, I think that was pretty well known coming into the draft as he never really projected above the late 3rd or 4th round. But show me a guy that is a productive punt returner, and I know he's got enough short area quickness and acceleration to be a dangerous WR. The long speed does ultimately limit him, but if he can return some punts and be a solid WR4 at worse, he's a steal as a late 6th round pick.
Definitely has really strong hands. They're massive for his size. But because of his shorter arms he's built like a RB.Maybe he's got elite hands or route running. What do I know?
I'll let him prove it on the field. There's a less than 10 percent chance he's an NFL success story. I'm not holding my breath.
I disagree on the long speed. Watch the tape. He doesn't get caught from behind. His "slow" 40 is due to the slow first 10 not his top end speed. And being that route running is rarely about just running fast and straight the first 10 is really unimportant.The 4.38 stuff came from a site that mixed up Dazz Newsome's time with Greg Newsome's time. Greg ran a 4.38. Dazz isn't a burner, I think that was pretty well known coming into the draft as he never really projected above the late 3rd or 4th round. But show me a guy that is a productive punt returner, and I know he's got enough short area quickness and acceleration to be a dangerous WR. The long speed does ultimately limit him, but if he can return some punts and be a solid WR4 at worse, he's a steal as a late 6th round pick.
He looks like a pretty fierce runner with good contact balance. It’s hard to judge how that will translate though since the highlights show him breaking some pretty sloppy tackles.40 times are overrated . They measure explosiveness but not football speed. Can he catch and break tackles that’s all we need
Measurables are just part of the mix, the pre-season practices and games will tell the coaches who has 'it' as far as on field talent. I just don't pay any attention to what anybody says, what anybody does is all that matters. The regular season will be here soon enough.,,,That is a lie that is often repeated, but to be fair--you are correct, his 40 wasnt that impressive-even back then
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San Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh swapped draft choices with the New England Patriots on the first, second and third rounds Tuesday of the NFL draft and...www.upi.com
I mean, you can disagree but it's an actual fact that he doesn't have good long speed. "Being caught from behind" means nothing. That's all about angles and stamina. Nobody from the Texans caught Montgomery from behind on the 80 yard TD, and he's a 4.6 guy. Budda Baker, a 4.45 guy, famously got caught by DK from behind.I disagree on the long speed. Watch the tape. He doesn't get caught from behind. His "slow" 40 is due to the slow first 10 not his top end speed. And being that route running is rarely about just running fast and straight the first 10 is really unimportant.
Let's look at 2 of the top 10 40 guys in combine history( many don't have the 10 yard split listed), Mike Wallace and Newsome's teammate Marquise Goodwin.
----------------------------40 time------------10 yard split----------10-40 yard time
Mike Wallace -----------4.28-------------------1.43--------------------2.85
Marquise Goodwin-----4.27-------------------1.43--------------------2.84
Dazz Newsome----------4.59-------------------1.65--------------------2.94
So versus 2 of the fastest men in NFL history he is within 1 yard of them when at full speed over 30 yards.