Info on New Backup Backup RB! Parmele
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dgb11112New MemberOPThought I would give some info on the RB since I have been preaching we needed someone in the draft to help @ RB. I still think we pick up a FA.
5'11", 224, 4.469
Strengths:
Displays good patience along with solid vision when running between the tackles. Shows sound lateral movement near the line of scrimmage, finds cutback lanes and does a nice job of getting vertical after cuts. Displays natural ability to turn shoulder pads and get skinny when running through small openings. Does a sound job of keeping his feet churning upon contact and will fall forward to end runs. Finishes runs along boundary turning upfield for extra yards instead of dipping out of bounds. Shows good balance and shakes off would-be arm tacklers. Stays alert, plays with a mean streak and can cut blitzing linebackers to the ground when asked to help out in pass protection. Snatches the ball out of the air and isn't going to drop many passes that should catch. Has experience returning kickoffs, has flashed big-play potential in that role and can contribute on special teams.
Weaknesses:
Lacks prototypical power for a back with his size and is going to have problems pushing the pile in short-yardage situations. Isn't quick enough to turn the corner with any consistency in the NFL and lacks the second gear to outrun defenders when gets into space. Takes too long to change directions and isn't going to make many defenders. Lacks suddenness and isn't elusive enough to make defenders miss in the open field. Puts the ball on the ground too much and needs to work on pressure points as a ball carrier. Does not run efficient routes and will have trouble separating from man coverage at the next level.
Overall:
In his first two seasons at Toledo (2004-'05), Parmele appeared in 20 games as a reserve. He ran for 477 yards and six touchdowns on 106 carries (4.5 average) and eight receptions for 65 yards. As a junior in 2006, Parmele became the Rockets' starter, gaining 1,131 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 207 carries (5.5 average) and adding 16 receptions for 128 yards (8.0 average) in 12 games. He topped that performance last season, averaging 125.9 rushing yards in 12 games (good for ninth in the country). He ran for a total of 1,511 yards and 14 touchdowns on 276 carries (5.5 average) as a senior, adding 17 receptions for 157 yards (9.2 average) and a touchdown. Parmele also had a career 25 kickoff returns for 628 yards (25.1 average) and a TD. Although he is big and runs with purpose, Parmele lacks the overall power, speed and athleticism to be a featured back at the next level. With a few years of development he has the potential to be a number three back and should be able to contribute on special teams. This is why Parmele projects as a late round pick or rookie free agent.
http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/rb/jalenparmele.html
Theres a link so you dont get in trouble for CnP without sources.
Strengths:
Very good size and bulk...Nice athleticism and quickness...Strong and tough...Has good patience, vision and instincts...Excellent inside runner...Breaks some tackles and does not go down easily..Good short yardage guy...Solid blocker...Productive.Weaknesses:
Doesn't play to his timed speed...Is not really a threat to get outside and turn the corner...Not very elusive and lacks great change of direction skills...Needs to work on his ball security..Marginal receiver with limited experience in the passing game.
Rick 1966forum_veteran"feelthepain wrote:
Son of Bernie Parmele.
Why is his name spelled differently then?
branNew Memberi really like this pick
byroan;2178644 wrote:
Tannehill could have had more time had Clabo just fell down and forced Mario to step over him.
Lt Danforum_veteran"feelthepain wrote:
Son of Bernie Parmele.
Nope...dads name is Ronald
Lt Danforum_veteranMan, Mike Hart is still out there
"Lt Dan wrote:
Man, Mike Hart is still out there
Do I hear a OSU fan calling for a Michigan player?
Lt Danforum_veteran"alen1 wrote:
Do I hear a OSU fan calling for a Michigan player?
No, just surprised he is still there and these small school guys are going
"Lt Dan wrote:
No, just surprised he is still there and these small school guys are going
Mhm.....sure....... I bet your a closet Michigan fan.....:shifty::yes:
branNew Memberi hate michigan but i really really like mike hart
byroan;2178644 wrote:
Tannehill could have had more time had Clabo just fell down and forced Mario to step over him.
brandon27subscriber"Lt Dan wrote:
Man, Mike Hart is still out there
im a michigan fan, and I just dont think Mike Hart will be that good of an NFL back, sure he's fast, and determined... but he doesnt really have the size, nor is he a special teams player. I even think there may be a possibility he doesnt get drafted... slim... but theres a chance..
As for Parmele... I guess its an okay pick, id still much rather see a WR or CB.... but what can you do
1972 Miami Dolphins-The ONLY undefeated team in NFL history!!!
branNew Memberiam sure the phins are going to be bringing in some undrafted free agents
byroan;2178644 wrote:
Tannehill could have had more time had Clabo just fell down and forced Mario to step over him.
"brandon27 wrote:
im a michigan fan, and I just dont think Mike Hart will be that good of an NFL back, sure he's fast, and determined... but he doesnt really have the size, nor is he a special teams player. I even think there may be a possibility he doesnt get drafted... slim... but theres a chance..
As for Parmele... I guess its an okay pick, id still much rather see a WR or CB.... but what can you do
Bro he ran a 4.7 forty at the same size of Ray Rice who ran a 4.4 or 4.5.
hugoguzmanNew Member"alen1 wrote:
Bro he ran a 4.7 forty at the same size of Ray Rice who ran a 4.4 or 4.5.
He ran a 4.47 at the combine. Get your facts right before you post.
No mercy for posters who are:
-completely one-sided
-incapable of adjusting & reforming their original opinions on a player/coach
-incapable of complimenting a player/coach they don't like or criticizing a player/coach they do like
-believe that what they think they see is beyond reproach
-incapable of exchanging opposing thoughts & ideas to arrive at a new & more refined point of view
You know who you are...:up:
"hugoguzman wrote:
He ran a 4.47 at the combine. Get your facts right before you post.
Who? Mike Hart? Kiper just stated he ran a 4.7.
http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/rb/mikehart.html
Mike Hart
Height: 5-87/8 | Weight: 206 | 40-Time: 4.67
Lt Danforum_veteran"alen1 wrote:
Mhm.....sure....... I bet your a closet Michigan fan.....:shifty::yes:
That just might get you kicked off my friend list:angry:
branNew Memberparmele ran 4.47
byroan;2178644 wrote:
Tannehill could have had more time had Clabo just fell down and forced Mario to step over him.
"hugoguzman wrote:
He ran a 4.47 at the combine. Get your facts right before you post.
If your referring to Mike Hart, bro you need to get your facts straight. No disrespect intended to you.
"Lt Dan wrote:
That just might get you kicked off my friend list:angry:
Uh oh.................
:cry:
BuckeyeKingNew MemberYES LOVING THIS PICK! I am now loving the draft. Just not in love with the kid from Montana : /
Okay well see he will be playing FB so good bye Regan Mauia.
I wish we would adress S or CB : /
hugoguzmanNew Member"alen1 wrote:
If your referring to Mike Hart, bro you need to get your facts straight. No disrespect intended to you.
yeah, that's my bad.
I thought you were referring to Parmale. I just realized you were referring to Hart.
No mercy for posters who are:
-completely one-sided
-incapable of adjusting & reforming their original opinions on a player/coach
-incapable of complimenting a player/coach they don't like or criticizing a player/coach they do like
-believe that what they think they see is beyond reproach
-incapable of exchanging opposing thoughts & ideas to arrive at a new & more refined point of view
You know who you are...:up:
"hugoguzman wrote:
yeah, that's my bad.
I thought you were referring to Parmale. I just realized you were referring to Hart.
No problem bro :up:.
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