I love him, but I don't think I would either... I still think he'll slide a bit.Comp I’d make is Carl Banks. I love the player, but I wouldn’t take him at #3.
Man, that's an exciting comp though. I have read that there could be some character/attitude concerns with him?Comp I’d make is Carl Banks. I love the player, but I wouldn’t take him at #3.
There was a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the school which included him. Allegedly involved him (and others) holding a team mate down and rubbing their junk on him.Man, that's an exciting comp though. I have read that there could be some character/attitude concerns with him?
Obviously, I have no idea but that could certainly factor in on where he is drafted.
There was a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the school which included him. Allegedly involved him (and others) holding a team mate down and rubbing their junk on him.
Yes there are trash cans for that kind of thingThere was a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the school which included him. Allegedly involved him (and others) holding a team mate down and rubbing their junk on him.
So this was settled. His involvement analyzed. Why do you feel to continue to forefront?There was a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against the school which included him. Allegedly involved him (and others) holding a team mate down and rubbing their junk on him.
I've been hoping that you would share this.One of the two best HS football players I've ever seen in person, the other being LaVar Arrington. Micah is just a natural: a freak athlete with freakish football instincts.
Not as athletic as Arrington (who is?) but more willing to play in a system and play a role than LaVar. He's great as a pass rusher, developed into a great run-stopper in college, and I have no doubt he could be effective in coverage. Basically no real weaknesses, gives you a lot of versatility.
That said, I'm not sure he's a culture fit with Flores and the Dolphins. If Miami drafted him, I wouldn't be disappointed, but there's just some questions I have with culture fit and I don't know if there's that much separation between him and the top WRs in this draft -- which, IMO, is the one real pressing need -- to merit picking Micah over those three guys.
My ideal scenario would be to get the third pick, be blown away by a trade offer to drop to 4 or 5 from a team that wants Sewell or Wilson, then get blown away by another trade offer to move down another 4-5 spots for a team that falls in love with Parsons' potential. Trust me, we haven't even seen what he's capable of yet.
IMO, the only player we should pick at #3 is Sewell.Comp I’d make is Carl Banks. I love the player, but I wouldn’t take him at #3.
So this was settled. His involvement analyzed. Why do you feel to continue to forefront?
Do you feel it is still an issue although already settled?
Interesting to hear this take.One of the two best HS football players I've ever seen in person, the other being LaVar Arrington. Micah is just a natural: a freak athlete with freakish football instincts.
Not as athletic as Arrington (who is?) but more willing to play in a system and play a role than LaVar. He's great as a pass rusher, developed into a great run-stopper in college, and I have no doubt he could be effective in coverage. Basically no real weaknesses, gives you a lot of versatility.
That said, I'm not sure he's a culture fit with Flores and the Dolphins. If Miami drafted him, I wouldn't be disappointed, but there's just some questions I have with culture fit and I don't know if there's that much separation between him and the top WRs in this draft -- which, IMO, is the one real pressing need -- to merit picking Micah over those three guys.
My ideal scenario would be to get the third pick, be blown away by a trade offer to drop to 4 or 5 from a team that wants Sewell or Wilson, then get blown away by another trade offer to move down another 4-5 spots for a team that falls in love with Parsons' potential. Trust me, we haven't even seen what he's capable of yet.