Question: Chapas vs. Hynoski

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PLAYERS


Shaun Chapas
Dallas Cowboys
Round 7, Pick 220

• <LI class=grade>SI Grade <LI class=number>2.32
• Grading System

Position: FB
Class: 4Sr
School: Georgia

Conference: Southeastern
HT: 6-2
WT: 247
40 Time: 4.87



Biography: Part-time starter the past three years. Senior rushing totals included 15/44/2 with 5 catches. Junior numbers included 7/45/1 with 9/50/1 as a receiver.

Positives: "Hardworking lead blocker minimally productive as an offensive threat. Strong at the point, stays square, and easily controls defenders once engaged in a block. Displays good blocking vision, bends his knees, and anchors in pass protection. Very aggressive in all aspects of the game and attacks assignments. Adequate receiver out of the backfield."

Negatives: Possesses minimal speed and quickness. Slow getting out into pass routes. Lacks footwork and adjustment as a pass protector.

Analysis: Chapas is a reliable lead blocker with enough size and skill to be a second fullback on an NFL roster.

Projection: 6th






Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/draft-2011/players/54155.html#ixzz1lpPCrGJg​

 

[natedoug]

Henry Hynoski

• <LI class=grade>SI Grade <LI class=number>2.24
• Grading System

Position: FB
Class: 4Jr
School: Pittsburgh

Conference: Big East
HT: 6-0.5
WT: 257
40 Time: 5.06


Biography: "Two-year starter who totaled 12/34 on the ground as a senior, adding 25/174/1 as a receiver. Sophomore rushing totals included 24/107/4."

Positives: "Large lead-blocking fullback with a one dimensional game. Displays good vision, squares into defenders, and turns them from the action. Strong at the point of attack, removes linebackers from plays, and works hard until the whistle blows. Bends his knees and plays with leverage."

Negatives: "Lacks speed, quickness and cannot create space for ball carriers. Fights the ball as a receiver and does not have soft hands. Lacks agility and struggles to finish blocks."

Analysis: Hynoski is a limited player with marginal size/speed numbers yet a prospect that could be a reserve fullback in a power running offense.

Projection: FA


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/draft-2011/players/67911.html#ixzz1lpPSXzAb​

 

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Henry Hynoski

• <LI class=grade>SI Grade <LI class=number>2.24
• Grading System

Position: FB
Class: 4Jr
School: Pittsburgh

Conference: Big East
HT: 6-0.5
WT: 257
40 Time: 5.06


Biography: "Two-year starter who totaled 12/34 on the ground as a senior, adding 25/174/1 as a receiver. Sophomore rushing totals included 24/107/4."

Positives: "Large lead-blocking fullback with a one dimensional game. Displays good vision, squares into defenders, and turns them from the action. Strong at the point of attack, removes linebackers from plays, and works hard until the whistle blows. Bends his knees and plays with leverage."

Negatives: "Lacks speed, quickness and cannot create space for ball carriers. Fights the ball as a receiver and does not have soft hands. Lacks agility and struggles to finish blocks."

Analysis: Hynoski is a limited player with marginal size/speed numbers yet a prospect that could be a reserve fullback in a power running offense.

Projection: FA


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/draft-2011/players/67911.html#ixzz1lpPSXzAb​

looks like they were wrong about him. He plays much better then their 'evaluation' would indicate