Noah put in the work this past offseason. The 6’2″ DE is looking agile, and twitchy off the edge. His first step quickness is a major advantage to his game. Noah has the quickness to be able to set up OTs one way then cut back across their face without even having to physically engage with them on the way into the backfield. The senior also shows that he can run tight angles to the QB, flipping his hips towards the QB as soon as he gets to the heels of the OT. Noah also has flashed the power to hold the edge against the run, and that part of his game will continue to develop in a college weight room. Don’t sleep on the senior DE.

Noah put in the work this past offseason. The 6’2″ DE is looking agile, and twitchy off the edge. His first step quickness is a major advantage to his game. Noah has the quickness to be able to set up OTs one way then cut back across their face without even having to physically engage with them on the way into the backfield. The senior also shows that he can run tight angles to the QB, flipping his hips towards the QB as soon as he gets to the heels of the OT. Noah also has flashed the power to hold the edge against the run, and that part of his game will continue to develop in a college weight room. Don’t sleep on the senior DE.