Month: April 2020
Orange Overview: April 11, 2020
Prodigies, Child Actors, and Wide Receivers: Biomechanical Borrowing During Development (Part 2)
The Art of Exaggeration
If you’ve ever been backstage after a play– and before the actors take off their makeup– you’re familiar with the concept of ‘stage makeup’. Actors onstage use enormous quantities of makeup (so much so that it looks grotesque up close), so that when seen at a distance in a large theatre, they appear expressive and natural.
Orange Overview: April 10, 2020
More About Wide Receivers
The 2020 WR class is as good as advertised. There are 13 players at the top worthy of 1st or 2nd round grades. At least a dozen more who could be contributors to NFL teams eventually. I covered Jerry Jeudy, CeeDee Lamb and Henry Ruggs III here.
Today, I want to dig a bit deeper into the next ten players on my board, which I’ll break down into two tiers. I’ll include some capsule comments about several other receivers as well.
Continue reading More About Wide ReceiversOrange Overview: April 9, 2020
Orange Overview: April 8, 2020
Prodigies, Child Actors, and Wide Receivers: Biomechanical Borrowing During Development
In order to introduce biomechanical borrowing from an individual’s perspective, please allow me to offer my own experience as an example