“+/- is exactly what it seems like as a heading system from watching film as a journalist.
0 is basically doing your job. For OL pull or trap or get to a spot and wall off a defender.
+1 is blowing a guy up at the point of attack.
+2 is get a destructive chip, then destroy a 2nd level defender.
-1 go the wrong way or pushed back into the play
-2 guy shows blitz in your gap, you go somewhere else and he turns devin gardner into a shell of himself.” - @Boards
Which of that do you disagree with? I’m not familiar with how the +/- system works.
Have to agree here based on depth, assuming we can get one, but not ideal. But on the bright side one of those guys (assuming we get one) will get valuable snaps for 2018 when we’ll be a threat for CFP
Possibly, but not necessarily. There are typically 2-3 DTs in a given year that play well at a high major level. This year Ed Oliver and Dexter Lawrence were monsters. Those guys were both consensus top-10 recruits, so it’s unrealistic to expect that type of impact. But like OLs, the top few DTs are typically pretty decent off the bat.
Harbaugh just did an in home visit yesterday where he brought his daughter, Don Brown, and Partridge that involved bowling, go-kart racing, and helping the youngest Solomon sibling with a school project. Afterwards his mom said, “He brought his daughter and it was the best visit ever.”
In other news, 4 star linebacker Ellis Brooks is taking an official here on Jan 27. 325 on the composite.
Another snippet from mgoblog on that debate we had earlier: “Solomon is obviously the top target left on Michigan’s board and would almost certainly be in the two deep as a freshman.”