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Roschon Johnson declares for the NFL draft

Texas running back Roschon Johnson will head to the NFL and elect not to use his extra year of eligibility provided by the NCAA due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he announced Friday. Johnson, a senior from Port Neches (Texas) Port Neches-Groves, will not play in the Longhorns' upcoming bowl game.
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The detailed the analysis of his running ability is very interesting (and accurate in my opinion).
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This is the best, more accurate profile to date. Some of the others, Lance Zierlein’s for example make you wonder if he even saw him play. John Granato and Lance Zierlein are two goofballs on local sports radio here in a Houston.
 
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This is the best, more accurate profile to date. Some of the others, Lance Zierlein’s for example make you wonder if he even saw him play. John Granato and Lance Zierlein are two goofballs on local sports radio here in a Houston.
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I agree that this is one of the better profiles. However, like some of the other analysts, he mentions a “weakness” that I believe to be a misinterpretation, saying that he shows “wasted motion” or displays unneeded “delays” behind the line. My analysis is that he displays good patience behind the line, following his blockers well. If there is any open space, he will find it. If there is no open space, that’s just the way the cookie crumbles. Proof of my interpretation IMO is that there are few, if any, “delays” in short yardage situations: He plows right through and much more often than not gets the necessary yardage. As to the “delays” and “wasted motion,” a better line and more carries will tell the real story.
 
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NDNzeke said:
I agree that this is one of the better profiles. However, like some of the other analysts, he mentions a “weakness” that I believe to be a misinterpretation, saying that he shows “wasted motion” or displays unneeded “delays” behind the line. My analysis is that he displays good patience behind the line, following his blockers well. If there is any open space, he will find it. If there is no open space, that’s just the way the cookie crumbles. Proof of my interpretation IMO is that there are few, if any, “delays” in short yardage situations: He plows right through and much more often than not gets the necessary yardage. As to the “delays” and “wasted motion,” a better line and more carries will tell the real story.
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These draft experts probably never played a down in their life. RJ will just have more opportunities to set the critics straight.
 
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