James Lillico, the up and coming safety out of Tennessee has grabbed the attention of multiple scouts. These prospect games have really given the rookies their chance to shine, Lillico is obviously taking advantage. Across only two games he's shown himself to be a ball-magnet, big time playmaker. With ten tackles, a pass deflection, pick six, and a fumble forced already, if he keeps up this pace he's sure to be a highly sought after player going into the upcoming year.
Seeing as he's typically considered a run support safety in the likeness of Tony Jefferson or Kam Chancellor, the pick six is an especially impressive addition to his resume. He's really proving himself to be an all around talent that any team would love to have spearheading the backfield's run defense, or in his case, any aspect of the defense seeing as he's causing turnovers whether he's making the quarterback's day a rough one, or bruising up the halfback.
Hailing all the way from London, England, Lillico brings a welcome international flavor to a league looking to expand this coming season. Maybe he can put in a good word for back home when he's making his Ultimus MVP speech?
Seeing as he's typically considered a run support safety in the likeness of Tony Jefferson or Kam Chancellor, the pick six is an especially impressive addition to his resume. He's really proving himself to be an all around talent that any team would love to have spearheading the backfield's run defense, or in his case, any aspect of the defense seeing as he's causing turnovers whether he's making the quarterback's day a rough one, or bruising up the halfback.
Hailing all the way from London, England, Lillico brings a welcome international flavor to a league looking to expand this coming season. Maybe he can put in a good word for back home when he's making his Ultimus MVP speech?
