Randall Gregory vs. Ereck Flowers (Giants first round pick at #9)

[guag]

Plenty of run footage and breakdown in this video:


He's a monster.

This video should be stickied or something, easily referenced for anyone who has any doubts about Gregory's ability. It's that good.

The guy doing the analysis is great, clearly knows what he's talking about, seems like a professional. And yet you can tell that he was just drooling over Gregory like he's a new Ferrari, and this video was even made after the combine.

Oh man, if this guy stays out of trouble and puts on 10-15 pounds, we may have gotten the steal of the decade thus far.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Yeah, let's get ready to see this on Sundays.

Well so much for the scout that claimed that he couldn't get inside and rock a OT thus he was too easy to quick set on.

 

[xwalker]

Meh....show the RUN plays too. Doubt they turn out in Gregory's favor.

You might want to re-think this post.

 

[texbumthelife]

Yeah, let's get ready to see this on Sundays.

Haha good call, man! Looks like they even tried to double him. I don't know if that's more impressive for Gregory or embarrassing for Flowers...

 

[SportsGuru80]

Im a Miami hurricanes fan... And yes he destroyed Flowers all game long I was quite disappointed at the time obviously...

but now Im looking forward to seeing this match up twice a year

I'm a Hurricanes fan as well and Gregory played one helluva game... SMH

 

[btcutter]

Plenty of run footage and breakdown in this video:


He's a monster.

What a breakdown of Gregory! Actually makes me excited to see what our D coordinator can do with this kid....assuming he doesn't get in trouble.

 

[revospeed]

The amount of leverage and power he plays with for being 235 is ridiculous, but it seems like a lot of it comes from being so quick, getting under the blocker and then using that strength and leverage. However, I do wonder what would happen if a big, powerful tackle like Trent Williams gets his hands on him first.

 

[Joe_Fan]

Path to the Draft | Randall Gregory on NFL.com:

http://www.nfl.com/labs/rr/pathtothedraft/gregory

He also seems pretty humble and didn't resort to bitterness that Shane Ray showed:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...gregory-jokes-about-his-popularity-on-twitter

 

[DMX690]

The amount of leverage and power he plays with for being 235 is ridiculous, but it seems like a lot of it comes from being so quick, getting under the blocker and then using that strength and leverage. However, I do wonder what would happen if a big, powerful tackle like Trent Williams gets his hands on him first.

Going up against the best left tackle in the league everyday in practice will make him adjust to the NFL quickly.

 

[canters]

It is amazing that Flowers did not fall down with that bull rush.

still say that part of Gregory's game reminds me of Charles Haley. IIRC, he played at 240-245lbs range and we all know Haley's pedigre.

 

[theogt]

The amount of leverage and power he plays with for being 235 is ridiculous

That's because he got up to 258 during the season.

 

[starfrombirth]

The amount of leverage and power he plays with for being 235 is ridiculous, but it seems like a lot of it comes from being so quick, getting under the blocker and then using that strength and leverage. However, I do wonder what would happen if a big, powerful tackle like Trent Williams gets his hands on him first.

I wouldn't let that be the judge... Trent manhandled DWare too.

 

[DogFace]

Is and will be considered the very obvious steal of this draft. Reguardless of the slide to the 2nd.

 

[mahoneybill]

I'm guessing you haven't seen him against the run? Better than any of the other pass rushing DE's before him.

Watching various clips he wraps well, and to a degree reminds me of Rolando McClain as the target doesn't make forward progress

 

[TwoCentPlain]

I like the video of Gregory vs Flowers but ... until I recall laughing at Eagle fans for getting all excited after watching the Tra Thomas pancake Greg Ellis video. I'll temper the enthusiasm until I see something in a real NFL game.