Lets watch Ole miss commit javon patterson do work

I prefer watching Richmond.

You shut your whore mouth. Richmond could stop a hurricane, Mike Ditka, AND Hurricane Ditka.




























































At the same muthafrickin time

6'3 - 354 and plays like a fricking lion

McKenzie vs ND Commit #1 OC

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I prefer watching Richmond.

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As do I. It'll be even better watching him in a Bama uniform next year.

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34-3

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Congrats.


44-20 -- It's not as lopsided as Vanderbilt








But it's close.



V,B

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It'll be even better watching him in a Bama uniform next year.

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lol

McKenzie should be the #1 player in the country. He is a fricking monster.

Patterson shouldn't feel bad. KMac does this to everyone. Ask Richie Petitbon.

Here's a vine of McKenzie dominating the #1 C in the nation on back to back reps LINK

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The Tennessee commit absolutely destroyed the offensive line on numerous occasions while only getting beat noticeably one time. McKenzie (6-3, 354) is a mountain at defensive tackle, but showed good feet and an elusiveness on pass rush. It will be interesting to watch his progress during the week as the offensive line begins to gel, but there is no question his talent is definitely worthy of his current top 10 national ranking.

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One of the Army West coaches said they saw McKenzie weigh in at 354 pounds and thought he would be too slow and possibly out of shape. But they said he moves like he's 280 and he's as strong as an ox. He's a special kind of player.

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My Word.... @bartonsimmons: Standouts from the West practice at the #ArmyBowl is headlined by Kahlil McKenzie. Dude was dominant: https://t.co/iBfBpf4GgE Alpha Dog Tennessee commit Kahlil McKenzie came into the U.S. Army Bowl week ranked as the No. 10 player in the country according to the 247Sports Composite rankings despite missing his entire senior season due to transfer rules. But if any rust had developed since the last time McKenzie was dominating in a national setting, we couldn't find it. The 6-3, 354-pound defensive tackle is massive but his ability to move at that size and his understanding of his strengths make him almost unblockable in one-on-ones. McKenzie regularly pieced together highlight film reps in one-on-ones but also made plays in the run-game during 7on7 and team drills. Even when an offensive lineman uses proper technique, McKenzie's power and quickness makes him wrong. There's no question that McKenzie will make an entire defense better from day one at Tennessee because of the way he will occupy offensive linemen

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Scout has him at #1 I think