I could see him being a bust.. Look at what ESPN Insider had to say about him and I quote:
He is young and he can grow, but he isn't as proven as some of the other players that will be available. This guy wouldn't be able to step right in and make plays for us, in other words he would be an experiment. If I'm reading this correctly, Amobi had under 3 sacks from 03-05.. I'm not impressed. Thoughts?
Overall: Okoye arrived at Louisville in 2003 as a 16-year old true freshman and played in all 13 games registering 17 total tackles, two tackles-for-loss, and one sack. In 2004, he played in 11 games (one start; Army), missed the ECU game with a shoulder injury, and made 26 total tackles, two tackles-for-loss, and one sack for the year. Okoye started 10 of the 11 games he played in during the 2005 season, missed the Florida Atlantic game with a foot sprain, and finished the season with 23 total tackles, four tackles-for-loss, 0.5 sacks, and three fumble recoveries.
Okoye isn't fundamentally sound and he needs to keep his weight down to be effective. However, he is a young developmental-prospect that has the bulk to develop into an effective run stuffer and enough quickness to improve his ability to rush the passer. He projects as a first-day pick.
Okoye isn't fundamentally sound and he needs to keep his weight down to be effective. However, he is a young developmental-prospect that has the bulk to develop into an effective run stuffer and enough quickness to improve his ability to rush the passer. He projects as a first-day pick.
He is young and he can grow, but he isn't as proven as some of the other players that will be available. This guy wouldn't be able to step right in and make plays for us, in other words he would be an experiment. If I'm reading this correctly, Amobi had under 3 sacks from 03-05.. I'm not impressed. Thoughts?
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