Ok so as most of you know this season I have been following PM religiously. Next season I will be back in sw Va back home but I would like to show some highs and lows that I've took notice of this year for them. Hope nobody is offended its just what I see. I'll start with the offense coming back next season.
- Zack Claytor qb Hes just a sophomore and has a great arm for sure. He can move ok but he needs to take some off of his passes and not fire them in like a fastball. Next season if I were the oc I would throw at least 12 times a game in every game no matter the score.
- Marcellius Dawson rb He is also a sophomore. Bright future ahead of him. He needs to work on explosion when he takes the handoff. He is as patient runner that can be good and bad though. He has good size and speed but his frustration can be seen at times. If I were the oc I would place him at the D back or right halfback whichever they call it. Look for huge numbers next season.
- Cole Walker db/pr He is very fast obviously. Needs to put on about 10-15 pounds to be able to bump the receivers who are bigger than him. He dances around alot, if he was to pick a hole and explode once he turns on the burner it's over he's gone. Maybe PM would try this kid in the backfield next season.
- Eli Wheeler lb A sophomore as well. He is a man to be reckoned with in the middle I really missed him at the GW game. He is a top notch run stopper with decent size at 220. He is one of a few at PM who probably has D2 or possibly D1 potential. Look out for him the next two seasons.
- Joshua Fisher de He is a man with size no doubt. Plays lt some as well. Very good speed for the 245 pound range. Put on another 10-15 pounds and work on some defensive techniques he could become a D2 or possibly D1 talent.
- Josh Cash dt He has good size as well in the 255 pound range. Weight room, weight room, can't shout that enough. He gave GW line all they wanted but cardio became a factor early in the 2nd quarter. Possibly slim around 240 pounds with some cardio. His ball awareness is top notch. A little polishing would do wonders. Obviously a strong player as well.
- Jarred Mason g He has good size as well at 285 pounds. Obviously very strong and finishes his blocks on just about every play I took notice. Once again I suggest cardio and try to get in the 250-265 range. He uses his upper body when he has powerful legs to go with them.
- Karl Davis dt/or Davis is very strong I can tell. Cardio and a good workout program to get in the 310 pound range and you have a very good tackle to say the least. Only a sophomore as well I would put him on the left side and make somebody stop it. Needs work on pass protection but a running team like PM it's common.
- Tue Wheeler dt Only a sophomore again. Weight room, weight room. He has good speed for a dt but I question his strength against anyone his size or bigger. Decent ball awareness as well. Good size at 255 pounds but needs to get stronger for sure. Possible te in PM run first attack.
- Ryan Smith g Smith played undersized all season and done a decent job. Quick off the ball at 180 pounds but finishing blocks could be looked at. A gain of 10-15 pounds puts him around 200 and good footwork, you have a very solid addition to the massive line coming back.
- Pass protection, lineman camps, different play calling, cardio, tighter db coverage, and all around better coaching you have a possible contender the next 2 seasons.