Cameron Elisara of Washington ~ 6.3/270
"Exhibits a good feel inside vs. the run game and quickly is able to locate the football and take a positive first step toward the action. Plays with a motor that runs nonstop and can gain an initial step on slide down blocks and make some plays in pursuit. However, struggles to keep himself clean and extend his arms into contact when run at and is consistently overwhelmed and driven off the football at the point of attack.
Simply lacks the kind of girth/power in his base to sit in and anchor vs. the inside run game. Works hard to hold up at the point of attack, but is consistently turned from the play and makes most of his tackles vs. the run down the field.
Displays good awareness inside and does a nice job getting off the snap count on time. But lacks a great first step and doesn't have the type of power to win as a bull rusher and fight his way into the backfield. Displays violent hands and works hard to eventually free himself and close on the quarterback inside. But just isn't laterally sudden or powerful enough to quickly disengage and make routine plays vs. the pass.
Impression: Works hard, but isn't stout vs. the run game and lacks the athleticism to create consistent pressure as an interior pass rusher."
Simply lacks the kind of girth/power in his base to sit in and anchor vs. the inside run game. Works hard to hold up at the point of attack, but is consistently turned from the play and makes most of his tackles vs. the run down the field.
Displays good awareness inside and does a nice job getting off the snap count on time. But lacks a great first step and doesn't have the type of power to win as a bull rusher and fight his way into the backfield. Displays violent hands and works hard to eventually free himself and close on the quarterback inside. But just isn't laterally sudden or powerful enough to quickly disengage and make routine plays vs. the pass.
Impression: Works hard, but isn't stout vs. the run game and lacks the athleticism to create consistent pressure as an interior pass rusher."
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