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Don't understand the "tight hips" and "can't change directions fast enough" part
On the video on the play that starts at the 1:41 mark, he changed directions pretty quickly.
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Level 2
It just means that he'll likely have a C section someday if he delivers a baby.
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Per an Eric Hansen podcast, Tranquill looked so much better in Pro Day drills, that it hurt Coney
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Tranquill really came a long way from where he was when he arrived at ND...more than most others.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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I thought back to his sophomore year that he played better than was recognized. Remember he
was splitting time at the beginning of his JUNIOR year then he just took off. He will make the team and be a very good player.
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Agree. Smart player. Sound player. Great potential.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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It was a travesty that he went undrafted. Coney will play for many years in the NFL.
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Agreed, I believe this article did a great job of articulating why. If the league wasn’t so pass
Happy right now he would have probably gone no later than round 3. His skills are not suited for the pass first mentality of the NFL. That’s not to say that cannot change with practice. Regardless, I believe the Coney has intangibles that are hard to replicate and does have a solid future in the NFL.
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