Camp Observations

What I've been able to see on the limited video available.

Without pads…

• WR
  • CeeDee flashes a lot of wow plays. Consistency will be the key for him.
  • Vasher flashed multiple times. Maybe a good redzone option.
    • Can be a valuable contributor even if not a high catch percentage receiver.
  • Tolbert looks more like an NFL WR. Solid.
  • Noah Brown looks really good getting open and catching the ball.
  • Dennis Houston flashed a couple of big catches against CBs in the top 4 on the depth chart.
  • Turpin has shown really good hands. He obviously has great speed & elusiveness.
    • Expect to see him get an opportunity to become the smoke screen pass WR.
    • Those passes at the line of scrimmage that went to CeeDee last season.
  • James Washington. Does not avoid physical play but have not seen him get open.
  • Fehoko. I've only seen him catching passes vs air.

• TE
  • Peyton Hendershot shows up when watching pass routes. Smooth & agile athlete.
  • Ferguson shows more fluidity than I remembered from his college game footage.
  • McKeon. Reminds me of Schultz.
  • Ian Bunting. Noticeably bigger than all other non OL/DL players.

• OL
  • Tyron run blocking DEs like Armstrong is just not fair.
    • Just drives him out of the video frame.
  • Sam Williams blew past Isaac Alarcón on an inside rush.
    • SW at the QB before Alarcón out of his stance.
  • Not much video of Tyler Smith or McGovern that was good for evaluation purposes.
  • I keep noticing OT Aviante Collins. Nothing wow but didn't see any fails either.
  • I'm still waiting to see Josh Ball.
    • The camera is generally on the LT side & he's been primarily at RT.

• Edge
  • Sam Williams looks terrific both outside and inside.
  • Fowler looks good as a pass rusher.

• LB
  • Vander Esch moving much much better than this time last year.
  • Jabril Cox looks smooth but looks like a big Safety.

• CB
  • Brown looks good.
  • Diggs size/length/strength & technique overwhelms many WRs.
  • Kelvin Joseph. Mostly good but got whipped by Vasher in the endzone.
  • Nahshon Wright. Looked better than others against the length of Vasher.

• Safety
  • Bell stands out.
  • Not many good views of the others.

• QB
  • Ben DiNucci has the best physical ability of the 3 backups.
    • Big arm and accurate in pass drills with no pass rush.
    • Very athletic.
    • Mental processing with pass rushers in his face is his challenge.