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Tyrone Holmes

#1

OLB, Montana


http://www.nfl.com/draft/2016/profiles/t...id=2556126



STRENGTHS Well defined and looks the part in the uniform. Rushes from up and down stances. Plays from a track stance on passing downs and has twitch upfield out of his stance. Able to get decent hip flip around the edge once he gains advantage. Has some bend and dip to his edge game. Tightens his rush track to quarterback when he gains early advantage on the tackle off the snap. Initial quickness and lateral agility give him blitz and twist potential. Has sneaking inside jump step as rusher.

WEAKNESSES Plays too tall at the point of attack and needs more bend to create leverage and power at the point. Would benefit from an authoritative punch. Rushes with a long stride. Struggled with power in one on one drills at the Shrine Game practices. Marginal play strength prevents him from playing through redirect blocks. When initial rush gets thwarted, relies on effort over counter moves. Edge-­setting strength is in question.

DRAFT PROJECTION Rounds 6 or 7

SOURCES TELL US "There are some snaps on tape that make me think he can make a roster and maybe become a player. You never really know about those small school guys until you get them in and see how they do against better competition." -- AFC West scout

NFL COMPARISON Travis Long

BOTTOM LINE Holmes has caught the eyes of the scouting community with his athletic build and high­-end rush production this season. While his pass rush lacks creativity and nuance, he does have an intriguing get-off and shows the ability to turn the corner against the competition he faced. Holmes had some moments at the Shrine Game practices, but is still a project who may end up stashed on a practice squad early in his career.
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#2

Biggest steal of the draft. Had one of the highest SPARQ scores coming in, and led his division with 18 sacks.

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/26311...pt-secrets


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#3

Watch his tape against NDSU. Pretty impressive actually. Got to Wentz a few times in that game.
Shock the world
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#4


Tyrone Holmes - Defensive Player of the Year Finalist
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIv1Di9S1gc

 

 


Tyrone Holmes Vs North Dakota State(2015)
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2nOaqx6AQQ


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#5

Quote:Biggest steal of the draft. Had one of the highest SPARQ scores coming in, and led his division with 18 sacks.

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/26311...pt-secrets
We know KYjaggy loved this pick

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#6

Looks like Mathis
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#7

18 sacks. Wow
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#8

Similar build to Yannick and Fowler. Great athleticism and production
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#9

Now we've got guys who can get to the QB.


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#10

Basically he is an athletic guy. The hope is they can develop him.


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#11

Rodgers is shaking in his Nike cleats
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#12

OTTO


<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>
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#13

I don't think we've had a 6th round pick pan out yet. Hopefully Tyrone will be the first
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#14

Nice, if he pans out I can get my name without going custom!
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#16

What's his spider chart look like?
Huh
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#17

Quote:Tyrone Holmes - Defensive Player of the Year Finalist

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIv1Di9S1gc

 

 

Tyrone Holmes Vs North Dakota State(2015)
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2nOaqx6AQQ

 
Turtle slow first step..His reaction time is not that good.

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#18

Height: 6' 2¼"

Weight: 253

10 Yard Dash: 1.65

40 Yard Dash: 4.59

Bench Press: 28

Vertical Jump: 37½"

Broad Jump: 113"

3 Cone Drill: 7.00

20 Yard Shuttle: 4.30
"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."
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#19

41 career starts and 34.5 sacks/49.5 tackles for loss.


Runs 4.59


Guy seems like a monster. Dave is doing great and loves productive players
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#20

Quote:Turtle slow first step..His reaction time is not that good.


Hahahaha you're drunk.
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