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[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

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VT in the NFL: The 2015 NFL Draft Stock of Kyshoen Jarrett

Reminds me of Reed Doughty. If we have to rely on Kyshoen Jarrett as a starter then we're probably in bad shape, as was the case when Doughty was forced into duty. But try as they might the coaches couldn't find someone to unseat Doughty on the roster. High character, high effort, strong contributor on special teams. You need those guys.

I don't like his chances at going the Kam Chancellor route but you just never know in the NFL. And if we've got a Reed Doughty on our hands then it was a successful 6th round pick.

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Reminds me of Reed Doughty. If we have to rely on Kyshoen Jarrett as a starter then we're probably in bad shape, as was the case when Doughty was forced into duty. But try as they might the coaches couldn't find someone to unseat Doughty on the roster. High character, high effort, strong contributor on special teams. You need those guys.

I don't like his chances at going the Kam Chancellor route but you just never know in the NFL. And if we've got a Reed Doughty on our hands then it was a successful 6th round pick.

That's exactly what I thought, Reed Doughty.

[punch it in]

Pretty damn happy that this McCloughan guy landed in Washington. Never know what tomorrow holds and I dont want to get too excited until it translates onto the field, but I think we might be on to something finally.

[budw38]

Wow , both Kiper and Mcshay believe that the Skins had the best draft in the NFC East . Lets just hope these young men were the B & G with pride and passion !

[budw38]

I think Jarrett is faster than Reed , He returned punts at VT . I think he had a 94 yd return for TD . I know he isn't a 4.4 guy , but hopefully he can compete and push the other young guys.

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by budw38

I think Jarrett is faster than Reed , He returned punts at VT . I think he had a 94 yd return for TD . I know he isn't a 4.4 guy , but hopefully he can compete and push the other young guys.

He ran 4.57 at the Combine.

[30gut]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

He ran 4.57 at the Combine.

Yup, and followed it up with a 4.49 at his pro-day.

Kysheon fits a Reed Doughty role in that he's a back-up S and a core special teams player...but as far as physique and playing style? Completely different.

[Chico23231]

Reed isnt even close to the hitter Jarrett is and Jarrett also got his hands on more balls in passes defensed and ints stats. That could be just scheme at Tech.

If you look at Combine drills, Jarrett lead the DB in Bench press reps and 3 cone drill.

He is faster in space and stronger than Reed. The thing killing Jarrett is his size...5-10

[SFREDSKIN]

I wouldn't be surprised if Spaight unseats Riley, the more I read about him the more I like him.

Bret Bielema on Martrell Spaight: 'incredibly intelligent' - Washington Redskins Blog - ESPN

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Reed isnt even close to the hitter Jarrett is and Jarrett also got his hands on more balls in passes defensed and ints stats. That could be just scheme at Tech.

Are you comparing Reed's pro performance to Jarrett's college performance?

Originally Posted by Chico23231

If you look at Combine drills, Jarrett lead the DB in Bench press reps and 3 cone drill.

And I should care about this because...? Explain to me how bench press helps a safety perform in the NFL. What a god damn waste of time. Bottom line is he's an unspectacular player, like Doughty, who will put in work and hustle. By any scouting report both he and Doughty grade out as average on game tape. But you get a high character guy with some smarts and a work ethic, there's value there.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

Are you comparing Reed's pro performance to Jarrett's college performance?



And I should care about this because...? Explain to me how bench press helps a safety perform in the NFL. What a god damn waste of time. Bottom line is he's an unspectacular player, like Doughty, who will put in work and hustle. By any scouting report both he and Doughty grade out as average on game tape. But you get a high character guy with some smarts and a work ethic, there's value there.

Schneed GTFO with your Reed and Jarrett comparison, not close...bottomline. Try to enjoy the rest of your day

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Schneed GTFO with your Reed and Jarrett comparison, not close...bottomline. Try to enjoy the rest of your day

I understand you're a talker and not much of a thinker, so let me do the thinking for you.

Jarrett - NFL.com scouting report bottom line:
Productive, yet limited, three-year starter with a nose for the ball and a willingness to play a physical brand of football. He can be a liability in coverage and will have to be covered up by scheme, but he's an absolute bulldog around the line of scrimmage and can play on special teams right away

So does that sound familiar?

You seem to love to compare combine stats as if that has any bearing on how a player plays in the NFL. Jarrett ran a 4.5, Reed a 4.6. Reed was 6 feet, Jarrett 5'10. Do you really think any of that matters? If so you're not knowledgeable enough to stay here and have Redskins Discussion for the Knowledgeable Fan.

Both sound tacklers, both strong special teamers, both understand how to be around the ball. Neither major playmaking forces in the passing game, both present coverage liabilities. Both very high effort guys, smart, respected in the locker room, but ultimately have a low ceiling because of athletic limitations.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I understand you're a talker and not much of a thinker, so let me do the thinking for you.

Jarrett - NFL.com scouting report bottom line:
Productive, yet limited, three-year starter with a nose for the ball and a willingness to play a physical brand of football. He can be a liability in coverage and will have to be covered up by scheme, but he's an absolute bulldog around the line of scrimmage and can play on special teams right away

So does that sound familiar?

You seem to love to compare combine stats as if that has any bearing on how a player plays in the NFL. Jarrett ran a 4.5, Reed a 4.6. Reed was 6 feet, Jarrett 5'10. Do you really think any of that matters? If so you're not knowledgeable enough to stay here and have Redskins Discussion for the Knowledgeable Fan.

Both sound tacklers, both strong special teamers, both understand how to be around the ball. Neither major playmaking forces in the passing game, both present coverage liabilities. Both very high effort guys, smart, respected in the locker room, but ultimately have a low ceiling because of athletic limitations.

Have you ever seen Jarrett play? GTFO then

[Hog1]

And that story meshes with one Bielema heard from Spaight's coaches at Coffeyville Community College. An ankle injury prevented him from playing one week, but the coaches didn't trust him to not dress and be tempted to enter the game. So they took his gear out of his locker, forcing him to watch in street clothes. Later that night, as coaches reviewed film, they heard a noise on the practice field. It was Spaight, in full uniform, going through a three-hour workout.
I love this draft.......
Good article SF!

[MTK]

There are Reeds all over the league. As a special teamer alone he would have played on plenty of teams.