"This kid really put on a show," said an AFC scout not authorized to speak publicly. The Big Ten announced Thursday that all fall sports, including football, will not play non-conference games this season. "The gifted Texas A&M pass rusher covered the distance in an official 4.62 seconds during the Aggies' Pro Day workout, faster than his 4.64 time at the NFL scouting combine in February. League … We had a good experience there. As a sophomore, the Arlington native had 12½ sacks, 19½ tackles and forced five fumbles. I would never call someone a can't-miss prospect because anyone can get hurt or not be a scheme fit or whatever, but I would be absolutely shocked if he wasn't very successful and a future All-Pro. Myles Garrett impressed the scouts at the Texas A&M pro day Thursday with his athletic ability and attitude. July 14 (UPI) -- The Cleveland Browns and All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett are closing in on a massive multiyear contract extension. It was a showcase for Garrett even among an Aggies draft class loaded with future NFL players.The boxes Lynch referenced are built around Garrett's strong foundation of uncommon football skills, athleticism and work ethic.The son of a former NBA player whose mother and sister ran track in college, Garrett was a freshman All-American and All-Southeastern Conference selection who had 11½ sacks during his first year on campus.
The move comes on the heels of the Big Ten being first in the Power Five to adopt a conference-only slate.Virginia Tech CB Caleb Farley announced on Wednesday that he intends to opt out of the 2020 college football season amid the COVID-19 pandemic and begin prepping for the 2021 NFL Draft. He always wants to be better.
"They are expected to trade or release former Texans quarterback Brock Osweiler.All 32 NFL teams were represented Thursday. He's a special athlete. Scoring points is nice, but if you can stop them from scoring, your offense and special teams doesn't have to do much.
Winning is just not enough. When he gets around his teammates, he's even more of a competitor. "We talked about what I would bring to the table. He made the Pro …
Myles Garrett is committed to Cleveland for the long haul, and the Browns believe his best football is in front of him.
I love this kid's attitude. "He's a competitor.
"Here's a kid who really doesn't need to show everyone much more, but yet he shows up and runs a 40. College players are staying in shape any way they can during the COVID-19 crisis.One of college athletics' major conferences is dramatically altering its 2020 fall schedule amid the COVID-19 pandemic. He's that talented and he cares about the game that much. "Nothing surprises me about Myles," Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said. "A defensive end can pick off the ball, get a sack, stop the run. I felt like it went well. He was a Baltimore Ravens beat writer from 2001 to 2015, working for The Baltimore Sun, including coverage of Super Bowl XLVII, the Ray Rice domestic violence case and the careers of Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Jonathan Ogden, and previously covered the team for the Carroll County Times and the Annapolis Capital.Garrett said he won't be offended should he somehow slip a bit and not be drafted first overall.At 6-4, 268 pounds, Garrett has the size of a defensive end and speed to rival defensive backs. So do the Chicago Bears, who select third overall. Garrett maintains his own personal style, which includes expressing himself as a poet and listening to old-school R&B and soul music.It was the look of an athlete determined to conquer a personal goal for the sake of pride rather than an endeavor to further impress NFL general managers and head coaches.The 49ers own the second overall pick and plan to host Garrett for an official visit.