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Showing posts with label Haloti Ngata. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haloti Ngata. Show all posts

Friday, May 25, 2012

Draft Rewind 2006 - Haloti Ngata - Baltimore Ravens

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about HALOTI NGATA: Oregon, 6041 338 5.13. Junior eligible. Three-year starter. Looks the part physically. Big thick body. Against Southern Cal he made one tackle late in the game. Matua dominated him the whole game. His career is checkered with inconsistency. Slow twitch player. First move is up. Turns his back on a spin move and loses ball. No inside pressure when he’s single blocked. Rarely makes a play. Gets tied up and neutralized. Gets his shoulders turned. Doesn’t push the pocket with strength. Plays high. Question instincts. He must see the ball to go to it. Inconsistent to feel pressure. Loses feet in traffic. Will drop into zone blitz coverage. Leans on blockers. Question functional strength. Gets pinned by a single block. Stands on the line of scrimmage. Jogs in pursuit. Gets driven off ball in goal line defense. Inconsistent to fight pressure. Stops feet on contact. Can get driven back by a single base block because he plays high, not low. Takes too many plays off. Batted down six kicks. Needs to improve his use of hands. Gets hung up on the blocker. Not an impressive pass rusher (3 sacks). Needs technique work. Possibly a two-gap run stuffer as a nose or a 4-3 tackle. Question concentration. Has had several offside penalties. Durability and endurance are two big questions. First round. (A-33 1/8, H-9 7/8, BP-37, 10-1.74).

Monday, April 25, 2011

2011 Free Agent Rankings Defensive Tackles....


The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Defensive Tackles


Ngata, Haloti BAL 27 F
Soliai, Paul MIA 27 F
Cofield, Barry NYG 27 URF
Mebane, Brandon SEA 26 URF
Franklin, Aubrayo SF 31 UFA
Jenkins, Cullen GB 30 UFA
Seymour, Richard OAK 31 S
Bowen, Stephen DAL 27 URF
Patterson, Mike PHI 28 UFA
Smith, Shaun KC 30 URF
Williams, Pat MIN 38 UFA
Spears, Marcus DAL 28 UFA
Bannan, Justin DEN 32 CC
Adams, Anthony CHI 31 UFA
Henderson, John OAK 32 S
Edwards, Ron KC 32 UFA
Coleman, Kenyon CLE 32 CC
Rogers, Shaun CLE 32 CC/NO
Harris, Tommie CHI 28 CC
Jenkins, Kris NYJ 32 CC