Stream of Consciousness Hudl Watching: LaDamion Guyton
- Wow, you see that quick first step? It’s just so explosive. LaDamion Guyton‘s already so strong and violent on contact.
- What really stands out, though, is how he’s already using such impressive pass rush moves. For a sophomore, he could probably just win on raw athleticism alone, but he’s already developing a full toolbox.
- You can tell he keeps his head up during the play, too; he’s not just a sack-or-bust guy. He’s always looking to make a play on the ball, even if the initial rush doesn’t get home.
- Honestly, what are these poor high school tackles supposed to do against this? It’s just a mismatch.
- He’s so patient in his approach, he knows his athleticism will allow him to read and react, so there’s no need to guess. He trusts his technique and his physical ability.
- You can see he’s not afraid of contact at all; this isn’t a finesse player. He wants to hit people.
- That push/pull move is especially good, and he’s got incredibly strong hands to go with it.
- This is definitely not normal sophomore tape. I guess this is why all the hype and that high ranking make perfect sense.
- Very, very impressive. I’m not used to watching this level of player, but I guess his ranking would indicate this is a glimpse into what a future NFL defensive lineman looks like.
