Anton Kadlec

Anton Kadlec
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Brian Jerzak | Prep Redzone Scout
The best player on the field was Kadlec. The Tigers’ offense often ran behind the senior in the first quarter. He opened a big hole on the first play of the game and, in fact, most of the holes on the first scoring drive – including runs for 30, 43, and a seven-yard touchdown run. The Tigers didn’t throw much, but the pocket was perfect when they did. Kadlec and right guard Neppl blew open a hole to pick up fifteen yards on a fourth and one. Later, on a trap play off the right side, the running back ran untouched on a 31-yard touchdown run. Towards the end of the game, the right side opened another huge hole. The back wasn’t touched until he was fifteen yards down the field. On defense, Kadlec – a brick house causing havoc between the offensive tackles – was a puzzle the Eagles’ offense never figured out. Early on, he made a tackle on the inside for a short gain. Then, the senior got off his block and didn’t make the tackle, but he got into the backfield and slowed the back down for his teammates to make the tackle for no gain. He fought off double teams and got loose for two more tackles for short gains. On third and long, late in the game, he put a quarterback sack on the stat sheet.
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