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[jparks98]

Johnathon Saint has always been a football fan but it wasn’t until he started going to the University of Maryland until he started playing organized football. In such a short span of playing football, Mr. Saint has absolutely shocked the world with his ability to play. A walk-on at UMD, Johnathon Saint decided to ride the bench his first year to better understand the game. Knowing he was behind most in the amount of time playing football, Johnathon saint became a student of the game, studying greats like Lawrence Taylor, Khalil Mack, and Justin Houston. By looking at the year he just had then you could say that was a smart decision. Double-digit sacks and 8 forced fumbles, Johnathon proved he can play with best of them. After putting on the year he had his coach nicknamed him “Waterboy” because of his similar story to Bobby Boucher. An out of nowhere football prodigy, Johnathon Saint is must have for any team who wants to win a championship.

Strengths:
This guy is flat out just strong. He has the ability to bulldoze through the line and get to the quarterback almost every play. While Strength is Johnathon Saint biggest tool, it’s not the only one in his toolbox. He has amazing agility and a quick first-step to beat anyone off of the line. Saint is also very versatile. Like most 3-4 Linebackers, he can be 4-3 Defensive End, but unlike most he can take snaps as a Linebacker in the 4-3 as well.

Weaknesses:
Johnathon Saint has only played football for a couple of years so he is lacking in the I.Q. department. A bit of a hot-head on the field, Johnathon Saint was suspended for two games after an unnecessary hit in the season opener. He could also be seen as childish. He led the NCAA with the most unsportsmanlike conduct penalties because of his celebrations after a big play.

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