Brandon Spikes Scouting Report
Position: | ILB |
Conference: | SEC |
School: | Florida Gators |
Year/Status: | Drafted |
Jersey Number: | #51 |
Height & Weight: | 6'3 - 255 lbs. |
2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Brandon Spikes, ILB, Florida
Position: | ILB |
Conference: | SEC |
School: | Florida Gators |
Year/Status: | Drafted |
Jersey Number: | #51 |
Height & Weight: | 6'3 - 255 lbs. |
Rolando Mclain is over rated if choosing between him or Spikes. Talk about a system that makes you look good, Bama always has a top D all around, all the time. Spikes plays on a team where the OFFENSIVE system make anyone look good, but the defense shows holes when they are there, and when Spikes is covering the faults of others there are going to be holes that make him seem slow. I'd rather have a LB run a 4.7 and be able to run that speed the length of the field, than have one that can run a 4.5 but dies the next 60, because the 60 yards are going to be at a 5.2 40 time speed. Spikes over Mclain all day.
why is everybody so high on Brandon spikes? Have ya heard of a guy named Micah Johnson sorry the guy doesnt play for the florida gators. Heads up micah would murck brandon kjusat look mat his physical stats alone. WE dont have that supporting cast brandaon has and we were still the suprise sec team of the year alos not a hater tebow is great so dont play that card
Brandon spikes will be a charger hands down. He will be selected 32 first round pick because the chargers will obviously win the super bowl with the way they are playing right now.
manny mackin youre chargers are garbage. who loses 2 the jets? lol. spikes is goin to be in a big blue uniform next year.
ran a real slow 40 that hurt his stock. I think this guy has way better on the field speed, should start day1 and be a force in the middle
I think he will be drafted in the first round but i feel he is one of the most over rated players in this draft, along with alot of other Florida Gators players, lets break Brandon Spikes down, sure he has prototypical size that his biggest advantage, but he's slow he consistently runs around a 4.7-4.8 forty he plays in a system in which anyone can look good in. And i dont understand why he so highly regarded there's plenty of other linebackers in the country and even his conference that are alot better (Rolando Mclain, Rennie Curran, Rico McCoy) all of these guys are much more athletic, put up better numbers and are overall better) He'll get drafted in the first round but he's more like a late 2nd or 3rd round talent if you ask me.
sterling22 11/18/09 10:05 PM