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Harold could also be described as having a good arm-over move, but again he just wouldn't use it often. If he did, he would tend to get past the offensive tackle even when he failed to College Football 25 Coins get to the quarterback before he threw the ball. I don't know why he didn't use it more considering his accomplishments were with this technique.

Most of the time, Harold would just kind of hit the left tackle, and then get stuck on his block in passing plays. It's possible that he could have ran in a 4.9 for me as far as I'm concerned when I consider how little the team he played with a speed rush. What's the benefit of being a super athlete If you're not going to make use of your skills to be a pass rusher at times?

That was extremely frustrating to watch.

I kinda hate the fact that I've seen Harold perform well in certain instances, and then I began to wonder why he didn't make use of them often. If he'd done that, he'd probably gained a few more sacks. But he didn't. Which is likely the reason it is believed that he "only" had like 7.5 Sacks for the season. It's not an awful quantity, yet it certainly isn't the most impressive one.

Maybe it could have helped should he not missed so many tackles, including several sacks. When it came to the Louisville game alone, which he recorded two sacks, the player did not even miss three other tackles. One was a sack opportunity. Also, this guy should be a top athlete , but what happens when you're scot-free, how do you complete the play?

It is a concern.

I haven't even gotten around to talking about Harold's less than stellar performance with the ball. I'm willing to admit that once in awhile he came off the ball in a good way and then threw the blocker up and made the play. In the majority of cases, however, he either got stoned in the line or was assaulted.

Nothing to like.

Harold has also given the edge to a running back when running plays were played way too often during those five games. It just won't do. I'm sure he's weak in the back but his blocking could be much better when he gets to subsequent levels. He'll have to find a way get that shit back in a hurry. A little more weight, a few squats, and better technique are my suggestion, but for now imagining Harold trying to get the lead in the face of College Football 25 level offensive tackles and tight end is not a pretty sight.

In fairness, there were times that Harold did some amazing runs. It's just that I'd expect to see that from elite players. It's not something you do only once or twice that amazes me. It's doing it consistently and play after play that will make me feel excited. Harold displayed his skills in every contest against passing and against the run. But, you may also see a play during those five games in which he looked like the same guy.

It's not good.

The good news to Eli Harold is all of my issues concerning him can be solved. He already has decent pass rush skills and he's just got to make them more effective. He has demonstrated that he can do a Buy College Football Coins decent work against the running; he just needs to get better and more consistent in his technique. As he gets bigger and stronger in College Football 25. that can help in both areas. He's certainly athletic enough to play as an outside linebacker in a 3-4. and he's also a suitable defensive end , so his flexibility will also help him.