Former WR needs pad level work; inconsistent contact balance
Former wide receiver from Clemson at 230+ lb; pad level is a critical developmental need. Randall inconsistently maintains proper pad level—sometimes too high leading to hits he should run through, other times bringing pads over his waist causing balance loss before the point of attack—and as a young RB converted from WR, improvement here is essential.
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He's a former wide receiver, um big back, over 230 lb. His size should be an asset against contact, and sometimes it is. Um his pad level though is what needs work
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- Former wide receiver from Clemson at 230+ lb; pad level is a critical developmental need. Randall inconsistently maintains proper pad level—sometimes too high leading to hits he should run through, other times bringing pads over his waist causing balance loss before the point of attack—and as a young RB converted from WR, improvement here is essential.
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