JEREMIAH OWUSU-KORAMOAH

[mAo_mAo]

The shed block against peters is amazing to watch.

 

[Jordan]

JOK was awesome yesterday. He actually covered for Myles quite a bit on run defense. Myles is never aggressive on run defense because it tires players out and his strength is pass rush. Having JOK behind him lets Myles play angles.

 

[Vee-Rex]

For all our PFF lovers out there...

 

[FrontPageNews]

For all our PFF lovers out there...

Should be playing a lot more

 

[Out of the Rafters at the Q]

For all our PFF lovers out there...

Love it. PFF is always on point.

 

[Lee]

Should be playing a lot more

He needs to learn other packages. Its almost like he is a rookie and has to learn more...or something like that.

He will play more, i am sure they are working on getting him comfortable on his assignment on nickel packages which will allow him to play 25% more snaps.

 

[MGMT]

Remember the portion of camp he missed; those days are really important for defensive players

 

[Lee]

Remember the portion of camp he missed; those days are really important for defensive players

And rookies.

 

[tristan+kyrie=$]

impressive as hell

 

[ZooCrewDude]

impressive as hell

Sheeeesh… the versatility of that reel… cannot be taught or learned. Wow.

 

[Lee]

impressive as hell

I would love to watch his change of direction, but often it was so quick Wu was off the screen. I will just have to assume it was good, lol.

 

[Real Deal]

He's being taught and eased in very well. He doesn't need to play every snap just yet. It's the process of learning, making mistakes (if any) and growing. It's all apart of the plan. He's playing tremendous, the best at his position, but the first response to one's mind is he needs to play more.

Anyways, not just because of the JOKer, but if you're 30 years old, welcome to the best Browns football team of your life. Delpit also getting great reviews while in different spots. And no he doesn't need to play more, just learn more.

 

[Cement]

Elite athleticism + incredibly high football IQ. Already, he's read and reacting instead of "thinking" out there.

He good.

 

[The Human Q-Tip]

Apart from his ridiculous range, one thing that's really noticeable is that I haven't yet seen someone actually break one of his tackles. You'd expect an LB playing at his weight to occasionally get overpowered, and bounce off someone. Maybe it has happened and I missed it, but I expected him to have more trouble with the pure physicality of the NFL than he has.

 

[Cement]