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Showing posts with label Stefen Wisniewski. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stefen Wisniewski. Show all posts

Friday, August 17, 2012

Draft Rewind 2011 - Stefen Wisniewski - Oakland Raiders

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about STEFEN WISNIEWSKI: Penn State, 6030 313 5.31. Three-year starter who may be the best center or guard in the 2011 draft. Has starting experience at both center and guard. Big hands and good arm length for the position. Played right guard in 2010. His versatility at the three inside positions will make him attractive to a variety of teams. Consistent in his overall play. Experience at both the shotgun and conventional snap. Explosive. A knee bender who can roll his hips, shock, control, and drive a defender with leverage and strength. Stays balanced when blocking on the move. In pass pro he controls his opponent with hand quickness, stab, punch, and placement on the breast plate. Mentally tough in both the run game and pass protection. Maintains and sustains pass protection and run block with good base and position. Gains an advantage with his quickness on the snap. Plays with attitude and aggression. Can quick position a defender and run his feet on contact. Good lateral agility. Has the strength to anchor versus power. Father Leo and uncle Steve starred at Penn State and played in the NFL. OSR:25/49. Second/third round. (A-33, H-10 3/8, BP-30, 10-1.82).

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Stefen Wisniewski, Oakland Raiders, 48th Pick, 2nd Round, 2011 NFL Draft


Wisniewski, Stefen Penn State 6030 313 5.31
Three-year starter who may be the best center or guard in the
2011 draft. Has starting experience at both center and guard.
Big hands and good arm length for the position. Played right
guard in 2010. His versatility at the three inside positions will
make him attractive to a variety of teams. Consistent in his
overall play. Experience at both the shotgun and conventional
snap. Explosive. A knee bender who can roll his hips, shock,
control, and drive a defender with leverage and strength. Stays
balanced when blocking on the move. In pass pro he controls
his opponent with hand quickness, stab, punch, and placement
on the breast plate. Mentally tough in both the run game and
pass protection. Maintains and sustains pass protection and run
block with good base and position. Gains an advantage with his
quickness on the snap. Plays with attitude and aggression. Can
quick position a defender and run his feet on contact. Good
lateral agility. Has the strength to anchor versus power.
For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Stefen Wisniewski, 2011 NFL Draft Pick #48


Wisniewski, Stefen Penn State 6030 313 5.31

Oakland Raiders

Three-year starter who may be the best center or guard in the
2011 draft. Has starting experience at both center and guard.
Big hands and good arm length for the position. Played right
guard in 2010. His versatility at the three inside positions will
make him attractive to a variety of teams. Consistent in his
overall play. Experience at both the shotgun and conventional
snap. Explosive. A knee bender who can roll his hips, shock,
control, and drive a defender with leverage and strength. Stays
balanced when blocking on the move. In pass pro he controls
his opponent with hand quickness, stab, punch, and placement
on the breast plate. Mentally tough in both the run game and
pass protection. Maintains and sustains pass protection and run
block with good base and position. Gains an advantage with his
quickness on the snap. Plays with attitude and aggression.
For the complete report see Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft

Saturday, September 4, 2010

2011 NFL Draft, Center, Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State

Three-year starter who may be the best center or guard in the 2011 draft. Has starting experience at both center and guard. Consistent in his overall play. Experience at both the shotgun and conventional snap. Explosive. A knee bender who can roll his hips, shock, control, and drive a defender with leverage and strength. Stays balanced when blocking on the move. In pass pro he controls his opponent with hand quickness, stab, punch, and placement on the breast plate. Mentally tough in both the run game and pass protection. Maintains and sustains pass protection and run block with good base and position. Gains an advantage with his quickness on the snap. Plays with attitude and aggression. Can quick position a defender and run his feet on contact. Good lateral agility. Has the strength to anchor versus power. Father Leo and uncle Steve starred at Penn State d played in the NFL.