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Hard to find much information about him but here is what I have found

Pro day results

40 yard dash - 4.63

20 yard split 2.70

10 yard split 1.63

3 cone drill 7.05

20 yard shuttle - 4.46

225lb bench - 30

Vertical Jump 33-1/2"

Long Jump 10' 02"

 

All numbers would have been him in the upper echelon had he been invited to the combine.

 

Career at Houston (Looks like a 2 year starter but played in 48 games)

259 tackles

21 TFL

7.5 sacks

3 PBU

 

Solid career.

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https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/cougars/article/Can-you-hear-me-now-Adams-trying-to-embrace-more-11953706.php

 

So far, Adams has preferred to do his talking with big hits. Defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio calls Adams "one of the more explosive tacklers" he has been around.

 

"It's just the way I was taught growing up," Adams said. "My dad and older brothers were big on hitting. One point my dad always made was that it was not a tackle unless you put your face on them, so I try to put my face on every ball carrier."...


..."He doesn't say much, but he's a workaholic," senior inside linebacker D'Juan Hines said. "He goes about his business. He likes to put in work on and off the field. All I've got to say is y'all have a lot coming from Matthew Adams. He's a leader. He's a team captain. He's the rock of the defense."

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2 minutes ago, Defjamz26 said:

I'll admit that this is the first player we've drafted that I've never heard of.

Same here.

 

1 minute ago, shastamasta said:

Wonder why Scales is still sitting there. Seems like a good gamble.

I've been wondering the same thing. I'd say it's his size, but he's about the same size as Adams.

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Just now, stitches said:

Listening to Brugler on the draft show (Dallas Cowboys draft show) - says he's not great in coverage and has trouble finding the ball, but otherwise athletic LB who can hit. 

It’s coachable, just needs more time in the film room and trusting his instincts. I thought he filled gaps rather well in his highlight tape, but I’m sure he needs plenty of work. Good insight though. 

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5 minutes ago, stitches said:

Listening to Brugler on the draft show (Dallas Cowboys draft show) - says he's not great in coverage and has trouble finding the ball, but otherwise athletic LB who can hit. Said he's likely a special teams player. 

 

Kind of a sounds a bit like Anthony Hitchens.

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11 minutes ago, stitches said:

Listening to Brugler on the draft show (Dallas Cowboys draft show) - says he's not great in coverage and has trouble finding the ball, but otherwise athletic LB who can hit. Said he's likely a special teams player. 

LOL...I knew it!  Ok...well there you go.  7th rounder.

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