Adoree Jackson (CB Scout #1)

[Freeupfreeney]

Okay, So Cornerback Scouting is my specialty.

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-notre-dame-2016-2/

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-alabama-2016/

 

 

Okay, The Washington game was his worst game, and he still did pretty darn good.

 

Adoree Jackson, Let go through the long string of positives.

 

Extremely Fluid Hips

NFL caliber field awareness (in that he always knows what is going on, on the entire field. Maybe because he plays so much offense)

Strong jam at the line.

Great anticipation of the WR routes (this is something that simply cannot be coached)

Can play Both Zone and Man Coverage extremely well.

Competes and fights for the any ball near him.

Rarely gets any penalties called against him for interference.

Can become a shield against the pass on streaks without drawing a penalty.

Strong STRONG tackler for his size and weight.

Discourages his opponents with his motor that never slows down from the 1st to 4th quarter, no matter what the score is.

Uses great vision when running the ball on offense to find holes and gaps and exploits them with confidence.

Obviously a great return man, despite his slightly above average speed.

Gets involved in ALL TACKLES, despite how many players are involved.

Great pre snap awareness, lining up and positioning himself correctly most of the time, in anticipation of the route.

Shows the hands of a WR when picking of the ball

I can keep going.

 

 

His weaknesses

 

Does not break in front of the ball on hitch routes (Tom Bradies favorite plays) but this may because he is not a risk taker

Doesn't have a great Vertical when fighting from balls, but is in great position and usually effects the play and causes at least an interception.

His wide range of positioning may be  hinderence, if he were to say, be told to play man every down in the NFL. He seems to be very comfortable moving around like a safety. But that is up to the coaches to work with.

 

The only reason I can see that he is not a first rounder, is because he moves around the field a lot. Kinda like those FS that line up in the front seven a lot, and maybe that makes teams nervous, but the shouldn't be. He is definitely worth #15, and is we can trade down, we should, but I would risk it with the FA moves we have made so far.

 

 

 

[funktacious2]

Agree that I would be okay with White at 15. Trading down does seems pretty wise too. My thoughts seem to be boiling down to if a few select player don't fall to the Colts (Foster, Hooker, Adams, Lattimore, Fournette, etc...) I want us to trade down. But I would not be upset if we just took a player like White or Lamp.

[Andrew Luck fan club]

Fabian > Adoree

[DougDew]

I liked Adoree Jackson for a while now.  Solid punt returner.  But 15 seems a bit high.  If Humphrey isn't there at 15, I'd like to trade down about 7 to 10 spots, pick up a 2nd rounder, then take the best CB still there.  The talent pool suggests it will still be a good value.

[Freeupfreeney]

10 minutes ago, Majin Vegeta said:

Fabian > Adoree

Do him next. I don't need credit for these, but I want to go through all the CB. Maybe you can help.

[neug3246]

1 hour ago, Freeupfreeney said:

Okay, So Cornerback Scouting is my specialty.

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-notre-dame-2016-2/

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-alabama-2016/

 

 

Okay, The Washington game was his worst game, and he still did pretty darn good.

 

Adoree Jackson, Let go through the long string of positives.

 

Extremely Fluid Hips

NFL caliber field awareness (in that he always knows what is going on, on the entire field. Maybe because he plays so much offense)

Strong jam at the line.

Great anticipation of the WR routes (this is something that simply cannot be coached)

Can play Both Zone and Man Coverage extremely well.

Competes and fights for the any ball near him.

Rarely gets any penalties called against him for interference.

Can become a shield against the pass on streaks without drawing a penalty.

Strong STRONG tackler for his size and weight.

Discourages his opponents with his motor that never slows down from the 1st to 4th quarter, no matter what the score is.

Uses great vision when running the ball on offense to find holes and gaps and exploits them with confidence.

Obviously a great return man, despite his slightly above average speed.

Gets involved in ALL TACKLES, despite how many players are involved.

Great pre snap awareness, lining up and positioning himself correctly most of the time, in anticipation of the route.

Shows the hands of a WR when picking of the ball

I can keep going.

 

 

His weaknesses

 

Does not break in front of the ball on hitch routes (Tom Bradies favorite plays) but this may because he is not a risk taker

Doesn't have a great Vertical when fighting from balls, but is in great position and usually effects the play and causes at least an interception.

His wide range of positioning may be  hinderence, if he were to say, be told to play man every down in the NFL. He seems to be very comfortable moving around like a safety. But that is up to the coaches to work with.

 

The only reason I can see that he is not a first rounder, is because he moves around the field a lot. Kinda like those FS that line up in the front seven a lot, and maybe that makes teams nervous, but the shouldn't be. He is definitely worth #15, and is we can trade down, we should, but I would risk it with the FA moves we have made so far.

 

 

 

 

Watching the three videos I disagree on these two strengths:

Strong STRONG tackler for his size and weight.

Gets involved in ALL TACKLES, despite how many players are involved.

I think he shy's away from head on contact and in the Washington game he had several arm tackles that were broken. However he is great at chasing and catching a guy from behind that looks like they are about to take it to the house. However that ND game this guy was pretty impressive on a scoring stand point.

[jskinnz]

1 hour ago, Freeupfreeney said:

Okay, So Cornerback Scouting is my specialty.

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-notre-dame-2016-2/

http://draftbreakdown.com/video/adoree-jackson-vs-alabama-2016/

 

 

Okay, The Washington game was his worst game, and he still did pretty darn good.

 

Adoree Jackson, Let go through the long string of positives.

 

Extremely Fluid Hips

NFL caliber field awareness (in that he always knows what is going on, on the entire field. Maybe because he plays so much offense)

Strong jam at the line.

Great anticipation of the WR routes (this is something that simply cannot be coached)

Can play Both Zone and Man Coverage extremely well.

Competes and fights for the any ball near him.

Rarely gets any penalties called against him for interference.

Can become a shield against the pass on streaks without drawing a penalty.

Strong STRONG tackler for his size and weight.

Discourages his opponents with his motor that never slows down from the 1st to 4th quarter, no matter what the score is.

Uses great vision when running the ball on offense to find holes and gaps and exploits them with confidence.

Obviously a great return man, despite his slightly above average speed.

Gets involved in ALL TACKLES, despite how many players are involved.

Great pre snap awareness, lining up and positioning himself correctly most of the time, in anticipation of the route.

Shows the hands of a WR when picking of the ball

I can keep going.

 

 

His weaknesses

 

Does not break in front of the ball on hitch routes (Tom Bradies favorite plays) but this may because he is not a risk taker

Doesn't have a great Vertical when fighting from balls, but is in great position and usually effects the play and causes at least an interception.

His wide range of positioning may be  hinderence, if he were to say, be told to play man every down in the NFL. He seems to be very comfortable moving around like a safety. But that is up to the coaches to work with.

 

The only reason I can see that he is not a first rounder, is because he moves around the field a lot. Kinda like those FS that line up in the front seven a lot, and maybe that makes teams nervous, but the shouldn't be. He is definitely worth #15, and is we can trade down, we should, but I would risk it with the FA moves we have made so far.

 

 

 

 

You lost me at "cornerback scouting is my specialty."  

[wig]

1 hour ago, jskinnz said:

 

You lost me at "cornerback scouting is my specialty."  

 

Me too. Especially since Adoree is the best athlete at CB but far from the best football player. 

[Andrew Luck fan club]

1 hour ago, Freeupfreeney said:

Do him next. I don't need credit for these, but I want to go through all the CB. Maybe you can help.

I don't think I would be good at these "scouting reports".