Fintastic2124
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Man...love what I read about these high character guys. They just look like they belong in the NFL lol That's without even seeing them play.
not real sure i've even heard this guys name before, anybody got any insight?
Tripp was a relative man amongst boys at the FCS level, earning a spot among the finalists for the Buck Buchanan Award as the best small school defender in the country. The third-generation Grizzly also proved that he could handle the jump in competition by enjoying a solid week at the Senior Bowl.
In some respects, Tripp is the stereotypical small school linebacker, as he is highly instinctive, tenacious and a team captain.
Don't sell Tripp short, however. Besides sporting a legitimate NFL frame, he's also a fluid athlete with good closing speed. He possesses the length and burst to intrigue as a pass rusher but only posted 11 sacks over 40 career games (25 starts) because he was more dangerous handling the run from the middle and dropping back into coverage.
As such, proponents of the traditional 4-3 alignment may find Tripp a good fit.
so basically the exact opposite of Wheeler, got ya, I endorse this pickI'm very familiar with him as a U of Montana guy, high motor, doesn't take plays off, he could be our next Zach Thomas
Tripp is a smart and instinctive OLB who rarely takes a false step. He is very disciplined in his pursuit angles and always is making plays on the ball carrier. Tripp a high motor guy who brings energy to every play. He has great ability in coverage and would not be a liability when asked to cover man-to-man due to his above average anticipation. Tripp is also an effective blitzer when needed.