He's just a kid but this is an amazing breakdown on Tindall's strengths and weaknesses. We found a keeper in Round 3 for our Defense
He's just a kid but this is an amazing breakdown on Tindall's strengths and weaknesses. We found a keeper in Round 3 for our Defense
Right!Just a kid? His breakdown is better than almost everyone that I've heard break down Tindall's film.
He's just a kid but this is an amazing breakdown on Tindall's strengths and weaknesses. We found a keeper in Round 3 for our Defense
If you read the post directly above yours, I provided a comparison to a player on the Dolphins.Who does he compare to amongst other players in the league?
His voice makes him sound younger than he looks
He plays fast! I also think he takes great angles. I expect him to play early and start soon.I haven't watched all these breakdowns yet so sorry if I'm saying something they already said, but IMO Tindall is a very much a potential upgrade to Roberts. I think Roberts is decent as a two-down backer for us. I don't think he's as bad as some here believe, but I still felt an upgrade was desirable. Tindall is a more athletic version of Roberts. He can be that tackle to tackle thumper who is a little lighter than ideal but has great acceleration, is a good tackler and has pretty good instincts (He can be fooled at times, but his instincts are decent). That's Tindall too, but Tindall also adds more speed and better explosive numbers (vertical and broad jump). That gives him a better chance of being effective in coverage. We don't know for sure b/c he wasn't used in coverage much in college, but he looked capable in the Combine drills. He's at least more capable than Roberts at dropping into hook zones and breaking on the receiver. But like Roberts he doesn't have those loose hips to track the more shifty receivers in man. So basically, better Roberts. He'll obviously need time to acclimate and learn the defense, but I expect the goal is that he'll get more snaps in the second half of the season and be the starter next year.