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Or he was raw coming into tOSU and the light started to come on his last season
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And I have a feeling that is going to be the case here. I think the light was coming on last season, but still had a ways to go to meet the athletic potential. Great kid and work ethic is there, just struck me as a late bloomer. Hell, Hubbard was sort of the same story and is absolutely killing it for the Bengals right now, it happens. I think the Falcons got one of the best steals of the draft here...
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What happened to my ¤cash?
So, they weren’t expecting someone to block their OL into the guy wearing the red jersey?
Glad to hear that he’s doing well. He’s always been an easy one to root for. You’ll enjoy his stay, especially if he continues to perform like that.
Do you know what line that was against? 1s? 2s?
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That's why LJ is still loved. His guys blow up in the league. I only question whether or not they actually under achieve in college?
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Harrison is week’s highest-graded defender
Sunday wasn’t a good day as a whole for the Atlanta Falcons, who suffered a 38-6 loss to the Denver Broncos, but former Ohio State defensive lineman Zach Harrison had a strong showing in their defeat.Harrison, who plays primarily as a defensive tackle for the Falcons after playing defensive end at Ohio State, received the highest Pro Football Focus grade (93.2) of any NFL defender in Week 11. He recorded two tackles in 12 snaps, including a 5-yard tackle for loss to blow up a running play.
Unfortunately for Harrison, his day ended early when he was ruled out of the game with a knee injury, though it remains unclear whether the injury will force him to miss more time going forward.
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Harrison records a safety and a sack
Sam Hubbard wasn’t the only former Ohio State defensive end to put points directly on the board for his team in Week 15. Zach Harrison scored two points for the Atlanta Falcons when he tackled Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison in the end zone for a safety on Monday Night Football.The safety was the first Harrison has forced in his NFL career.
It came on his first of two tackles for loss on Monday night as he also recorded a sack – his first of the season – to record two tackles for loss in a game for just the second time in his career. Harrison finished with four total tackles – none more than one yard beyond the line of scrimmage – in the Falcons’ 15-9 win over the Raiders.
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