Stuart Schweigert-Purdue. I saw 2 1/2 purdue games this season, and i think the guy has alot of upside. I know many of you were paying all of your attention to Rivers at the senior bowl ( and deservedly so ) but in case you missed it, SS had 7 tackles for the losing North squad. His coverage skills are above average, but he is a sure tackler, and i really think could develop into a pretty decent FS in the NFL. I don't see him being a 1st rounder, so maybe we could snag this guy in rounds 2 or 3.
If we can't get Sean Taylor, here's a FS....
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We need a FS, one with recovery speed and big play potential would be a bonus in the 3rd or 4th RDS. UNC over NCSU!!
"Hey, I was always aggressive. I always had lots of energy, thats why my teammates on the Bills started calling me Juice" PLAYBOY Dec.'76
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i actually liked the guy before i saw greg jones just absolutely DESTROY him in the senior bowl.. i mean just *****ed him completely.. it looked like jeremy shockey running over a DB.. i was embarassed for him... i cant have him on my team now.. that was almost as embarassing as eddie robinson getting his jock left on the field by chad pennington."All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
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Originally posted by juice
We need a FS, one with recovery speed and big play potential would be a bonus in the 3rd or 4th RDS. UNC over NCSU!!Retired Air Traffic Controller
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While I'm no fan of Schweigert, I'd be careful making too much out of one play - I recall the FSU - Miami bowl game where Taylor got rolled even worse by one of the Seminole backs.
This guy needs some serious coaching ...
Huddle report perspective:
Stuart Schweigert S Purdue
Strengths
Stuart is big, fast and strong. He is big enough to cover a TE one-on-one and fast enough to go sideline-to-sideline in a single safety cover scheme. He has good coverage ability, but he is strictly a safety. He can play either safety position. This is important because a lot of defenses interchange the safeties depending on down and distance. Stuart is an every down safety that is smart and has good instincts along with great speed.
Needs to Improve
Stuart is a very poor tackler. This is bad for a safety. This is the worst skill in which a safety can be weak. In fact, he is so bad at tackling, it hurts my head just to think of it.
Bottom Line
Stuart has got to be a better tackler. If he were, he would be a 1st rounder for sure. He just throws himself at the player diving through the air with his head down as the player comes close to him. I actually have him on freeze-frame doing this. He looks like a goose flying through the air. I call him Stuart (Quack Up) Schweigert. If Stuart does not improve his techniques in this area, he is destined for a hospital bed. Tackling someone in the open field takes guts. You have to want to knock the snot out of the player you set your sights on. If you have that attitude, the rest is easy. Head up, wrap up, squeeze and drive. Let’s say that all together…ready? Head up, wrap up, squeeze and drive. Stuart has the attitude and also has the speed and size for the safety position that most players do not have. If Stuart were a good tackler, you would have to rate him close to Sean Taylor. He does not have the abilities to cover like Taylor, but he is close. I think Stuart is a 2nd rounder because of his lack of tackling techniques. If he learns to tackle, he is an impact player. Head up, wrap up, squeeze and drive.
Drew BoylhartLast edited by the dude; 01-29-2004, 02:11 AM.
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Originally posted by kill4bills
im a huge fsu fan and i lost tons of respect for taylor when jones ran him over. jones will run over pro safties with ease so lets pick some other runningback to compare with
Schweigert is highly rated, but will be somewhat of a project because of his tackling problems. We have enough projects. Let's draft lmpact guys in the first 3 rounds.Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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i know that taylor got run over by jones too, but schwigert was coming into that game with known tackling problems.. shame to see him get hit up like that when he knew he had to go out there and just make some tackles to show he could."All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
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Originally posted by Earthquake Enyart
Schweigert has off the field problems as well. He's nuts. But that's not all bad.
He's tough and smart (Purdue is a good school). 3rd round he'd be a steal.
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