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Highlands, #1 Linebacker crew in the bluegrass...

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We will see how they match up agaisnt the size of cch's oline they can be fast but can they get around the big kids who can move.

 

Yeah, that should be interesting watching CCH's lineman with the "where did they go" look on their faces;)

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Marty is definitely the benchmark for HHS LB's and he might have been quick/fast enough in high school to dominant but not in college. Marty was an outstanding player for the Cats but the reason why he was the last pick in the draft and why he mainly played special teams was because of his speed. I will say this about him, I never seen a person with the ability to ALWAYS be around the ball, OUTSTANDING PLAYER. :ylsuper:

 

Your correct, but he would not have been a last round pick today as there were not as many rounds of the draft then. 8 years and a superbowl ring, and a fat NFL pension later, I would have to say his career went rather well. BTW, I was talking about his speed in hs and college. His speed was good enough in college to become a all conference player (1st team I believe) in the toughtest conference in college. He also got caught behind one of the best Lb's in the league in Willie McGinnest most of his career.:thumb:

Your correct, but he would not have been a last round pick today as there were not as many rounds of the draft then. 8 years and a superbowl ring, and a fat NFL pension later, I would have to say his career went rather well. BTW, I was talking about his speed in hs and college. His speed was good enough in college to become a all conference player (1st team I believe) in the toughtest conference in college. He also got caught behind one of the best Lb's in the league in Willie McGinnest most of his career.:thumb:

 

Marty would have still been Mr. Irrelevant if he was drafted today, NFL draft has had seven rounds since the year Marty was drafted (1994). Never heard if this was true or not, but rumor has it that the University of Florida used to show video highlights of Marty's open field tackling as a "how-to" lesson.

 

The best thing about Marty wasn't talent, but the type of guy he is. You will not find a more humble and class person than Marty.

Marty would have still been Mr. Irrelevant if he was drafted today, NFL draft has had seven rounds since the year Marty was drafted (1994). Never heard if this was true or not, but rumor has it that the University of Florida used to show video highlights of Marty's open field tackling as a "how-to" lesson.

 

The best thing about Marty wasn't talent, but the type of guy he is. You will not find a more humble and class person than Marty.

 

Well said Jack!:thumb:

Your correct, but he would not have been a last round pick today as there were not as many rounds of the draft then. 8 years and a superbowl ring, and a fat NFL pension later, I would have to say his career went rather well. BTW, I was talking about his speed in hs and college. His speed was good enough in college to become a all conference player (1st team I believe) in the toughtest conference in college. He also got caught behind one of the best Lb's in the league in Willie McGinnest most of his career.:thumb:

 

 

Great points.

 

Honestly, I do not think Marty would be drafted in this day and age. The league is all about the size and speed of a player. Oblivious what you do on the field will get the teams to take a look but once you run a 4.8 in the 40 your going to drop, you cant coach speed. Also, Marty didnt have great speed, he had great instincts on the field meaning game speed.

 

I completely agree Marty had a great career and myself and anyone on BGP would love to have a 8 year career in the NFL.

Great points.

 

Honestly, I do not think Marty would be drafted in this day and age. The league is all about the size and speed of a player. Oblivious what you do on the field will get the teams to take a look but once you run a 4.8 in the 40 your going to drop, you cant coach speed. Also, Marty didnt have great speed, he had great instincts on the field meaning game speed.

 

I completely agree Marty had a great career and myself and anyone on BGP would love to have a 8 year career in the NFL.

 

Marty's speed would have been better now than it was at the time of his draft. With the new emphasis on speed training w/ Strength and Conditioning Coaches that would have been available to him I would guess that he would have done a bit better (though I don't know what his 40 yd. time was then). There is a whole cottage industry of programs that only focus on combine prep that he could have used to ready himself for the combine. 40 yd dash times across the board have dropped and that is not because the human speed genome has evolved but due to the science of speed and strength training.

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Did Joe Fitzgerald get any offers? A lot of folks say he was the key to the defense this past year (2007).

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No disrespect to Colerain, But when the Bluebirds face the Ohio team this year everyone will see this Linebacker crew is for real! Good look both teams!!

You wouldn't happen to know the date, would you?

 

Not yet. Trinity should be issuing heir spring workout schedule very soon!

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Wth Martin, Roller, and the Laber youngman. they sould really be strong!!

Not yet. Trinity should be issuing heir spring workout schedule very soon!

 

Highlands has 7 0n 7's scheduled for June 18 and July 17. It could by one of those two dates.

Did Joe Fitzgerald get any offers? A lot of folks say he was the key to the defense this past year (2007).

 

He WAS the key! Mr. Fitzgerald...or "Maverick"...has elected to forgo college and try to gain acceptance into the Navy Seals. (a long time goal of his). Though there is no doubt that he could excel at the next level, academically and athletically, he has elected to go to an even more select level. Good luck, Sir! :thumb:

Highlands has 7 0n 7's scheduled for June 18 and July 17. It could by one of those two dates.

 

Trinity's schedule reflects 9AM until 1PM on June 18. I am hoping the times are incorrect but it may be a morning event.

Trinity's schedule reflects 9AM until 1PM on June 18. I am hoping the times are incorrect but it may be a morning event.

 

Ours also has 9 - 1:30. Looks like we have a winner.:banana:

Trinity's schedule reflects 9AM until 1PM on June 18. I am hoping the times are incorrect but it may be a morning event.
Looks like I'll be up bright and early that day! :irked:

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