He probably wasn't supposed to show that but that looks like the new uniform. If it is, I like it.
That look is clean and classic! Very nice!
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He probably wasn't supposed to show that but that looks like the new uniform. If it is, I like it.
Does anyone have physical stats on this kid and what position he's planning playing. Thanks.
He will not play LB, he's actually 5' 10". I see the kid being a stud at Safety.Watching his highlight film, think he may tackle a bit high, but that is an adjustment. Kid closes like lightning and stays on his tackle.
LOVE it!!!
He will not play LB, he's actually 5' 10". I see the kid being a stud at Safety.
He will not play LB, he's actually 5' 10". I see the kid being a stud at Safety.
The kid is a highlight reel. He plays like he is shot out of a cannon every play. Check out the first two plays.
If anyone follows the Rutgers Football Snapchat account, there's a video of the new uniforms up on there right now.That look is clean and classic! Very nice!
He measured 6'0 at The Opening so he may have grew a bit in the last year.
agreed - and it certainly looks like they are sticking with accurate & precise assessments there - if you go through the results you see kids measured to the 1/2" and there are several shown as being at 5' 11.5" - so it would seem that if you are listed as 6' 0" - it is a solid & true 6'0"
https://www.theopening.com/2017-new-jersey-results
McDonald, Jayden 18 LB North Gwinnett - GA 6-0 205
so, unlike lots of other stats that are posted on the various recruiting sites, this seems to be pretty focused on reality and not on hopes & aspirations
Depending on his frame, that's not too small to rule out him playing LB.
It's funny to think about these things, I'm 6' and a fairly solid 200lbs and I'm considered a big guy by most people. Football is brutal.
I think the combo safety/LB position can be very effective, I like the more fluid defenses. I do worry about kids holding up for the season as LBs can take a pounding.Plus he was recruited to play the LB spot Williams played last year, which is a hybrid LB/Safety position. He still needs to get bigger, but is a spot you can play in the 225/230 pound range.
Where did you get the 5' 10" from.He will not play LB, he's actually 5' 10". I see the kid being a stud at Safety.
I think he must have gotten it from one of his PSU buddiesWhere did you get the 5' 10" from.
I've seen him listed as 6'2"
http://247sports.com/player/jayden-mcdonald-81831
and 6'1
https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2018/jayden-mcdonald-52388
along with 6'0 on another site
I think the combo safety/LB position can be very effective, I like the more fluid defenses. I do worry about kids holding up for the season as LBs can take a pounding.
Is this our first recruit from Georgia ?
He basically makes their best competition look slow.As a little background, North Gwinnett is a power in Georgia's biggest classification (there are 7). Definitely play against tough competition
Where did you get the 5' 10" from.
I've seen him listed as 6'2"
http://247sports.com/player/jayden-mcdonald-81831
and 6'1
https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2018/jayden-mcdonald-52388
along with 6'0 on another site
He will not play LB, he's actually 5' 10". I see the kid being a stud at Safety.
He's not 5'10 though he's 6'. And he's here to play the hybrid linebacker role where he drops into coverage a lot.I was thinking the same thing last night watching the film. As long as he has the speed, safety might be a great fit.
Just think logically for a second. As quick and tough as he may be most most Big Ten RB's range between 5' 11" and 6' 225lbs, right? Unless he could shed a chip block from a TE, FB and a pulling Guard he should be parked in a passing lane.He's not 5'10 though he's 6'. And he's here to play the hybrid linebacker role where he drops into coverage a lot.
Most HS recruits go into a strength and conditioning program and though they won't grow taller do gain weight and strength.Just think logically for a second. As quick and tough as he may be most most Big Ten RB's range between 5' 11" and 6' 225lbs, right? Unless he could shed a chip block from a TE, FB and a pulling tackle he should be parked in a passing lane.