bodi
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what a CRAZY idea drafting a Center well move FRED over to OG - or the other way around
Vitals & Build
Richburg is listed at 6’4” 300lbs with a relatively ordinary looking build, which is misleading. He has impressive functional strength combined with the fact he is light on his feet with speed and agility. Richburg also appears to have good arm length combined with his long frame so he has pretty good reach. His motor never stops and he plays through to the echo of the whistle. Richburg still appears to have room on his frame to get stronger without losing any of the athleticism that makes him stand out as a player.
System Fit
The most natural fit initially for Richburg is as a center in a zone blocking scheme or something that will take advantage of his range and agility
http://withthefirstpick.com/2013/11...ting-report-weston-richburg-c-colorado-state/
Richburg headed back to Arizona to train with LaCharles Bentley
against ALA
Richburg showed off his versatility at Colorado State, starting the bulk of his games at center -- a position he never had played until he arrived at CSU -- but also seeing duty at guard and tackle.
That might be because Richburg was from Bushland, Texas, a town of only about 200 near Amarillo, in west Texas
Vitals & Build
Richburg is listed at 6’4” 300lbs with a relatively ordinary looking build, which is misleading. He has impressive functional strength combined with the fact he is light on his feet with speed and agility. Richburg also appears to have good arm length combined with his long frame so he has pretty good reach. His motor never stops and he plays through to the echo of the whistle. Richburg still appears to have room on his frame to get stronger without losing any of the athleticism that makes him stand out as a player.
System Fit
The most natural fit initially for Richburg is as a center in a zone blocking scheme or something that will take advantage of his range and agility
http://withthefirstpick.com/2013/11...ting-report-weston-richburg-c-colorado-state/
Richburg headed back to Arizona to train with LaCharles Bentley
against ALA
Richburg showed off his versatility at Colorado State, starting the bulk of his games at center -- a position he never had played until he arrived at CSU -- but also seeing duty at guard and tackle.
That might be because Richburg was from Bushland, Texas, a town of only about 200 near Amarillo, in west Texas
