jbi Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 Aaron Maybin Scouting Report 15 Reads Aaron Maybin Scouting Report Position: DE School: Penn State Height & Weight: 6'4 - 246 lbs. 2009 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report: Aaron Maybin has wasted no time in becoming one of the most productive pass rushers in college football. Maybin was highly recruited out of high school in Maryland, and came to Penn State in 2006. After redshirting his first year on campus, Maybin played in every game of his redshirt freshman year. He recorded 12 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, 1 forced fumble, and broke up a pass in coverage, in 13 games last season. Maybin came out of high school weighing only 220 pounds, but has already added 26 pounds of muscle. He has the frame to add more bulk without losing any speed, which is something NFL scouts will be looking at. Maybin has outstanding speed for an end, and is much stronger than his size would suggest. He does his best work coming off the edge and simply running by offensive tackles. He has the quickest first step of any defensive end in the country. Maybin isn't only a speed rusher though. He has excellent technique, and does a good job of using his hands to keep blockers from cutting his feet out from under him. Maybin took full advantage of his starting role this season, having tallied 49 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and even breaking up 3 passes in coverage. Maybin will be watched closely by NFL GMs because he has the potential to develop into a dominant and disruptive force. Maybin will likely be one of the top defensive end taken this spring, but NFL teams will likely have to wait for him to develop. He can help a team as a third down pass rush specialist in the beginning, but if he reaches his potential he could be a future NFL sacks leader. Aaron Maybin showed up at the NFL Combine with some added weight and it seemed to affect him during workouts. Maybin ran much slower than expected, notching just a 4.89 second 40 yard dash. He did have 22 reps on the bench press and a 38 inch vertical leap, which are solid numbers. Maybin won't get out of round one, but could slide out of the top 15 if he has a bad Pro Day as well. Aaron Maybin has catapulted himself back to the top of the draft by proving his Combine performance was a fluke. Maybin ran a 4.59 40 yard dash, had a 40.5 inch vertical leap, and broad jumped 10 feet 9 inches. I like the pick over-all...fastest DE in the draft and more than a one-note wonder as far as skills/techniques. Actually, he would probably be a top 5 pick if he came out next year rather than this year.
Max997 Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 didnt he run that 40 time at the combine when he tried to bulk up and put some weight on?
Magox Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 Aaron Maybin Scouting Report 15 Reads Aaron Maybin Scouting Report Position: DE School: Penn State Height & Weight: 6'4 - 246 lbs. 2009 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report: Aaron Maybin has wasted no time in becoming one of the most productive pass rushers in college football. Maybin was highly recruited out of high school in Maryland, and came to Penn State in 2006. After redshirting his first year on campus, Maybin played in every game of his redshirt freshman year. He recorded 12 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, 1 forced fumble, and broke up a pass in coverage, in 13 games last season. Maybin came out of high school weighing only 220 pounds, but has already added 26 pounds of muscle. He has the frame to add more bulk without losing any speed, which is something NFL scouts will be looking at. Maybin has outstanding speed for an end, and is much stronger than his size would suggest. He does his best work coming off the edge and simply running by offensive tackles. He has the quickest first step of any defensive end in the country. Maybin isn't only a speed rusher though. He has excellent technique, and does a good job of using his hands to keep blockers from cutting his feet out from under him. Maybin took full advantage of his starting role this season, having tallied 49 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and even breaking up 3 passes in coverage. Maybin will be watched closely by NFL GMs because he has the potential to develop into a dominant and disruptive force. Maybin will likely be one of the top defensive end taken this spring, but NFL teams will likely have to wait for him to develop. He can help a team as a third down pass rush specialist in the beginning, but if he reaches his potential he could be a future NFL sacks leader. Aaron Maybin showed up at the NFL Combine with some added weight and it seemed to affect him during workouts. Maybin ran much slower than expected, notching just a 4.89 second 40 yard dash. He did have 22 reps on the bench press and a 38 inch vertical leap, which are solid numbers. Maybin won't get out of round one, but could slide out of the top 15 if he has a bad Pro Day as well. Aaron Maybin has catapulted himself back to the top of the draft by proving his Combine performance was a fluke. Maybin ran a 4.59 40 yard dash, had a 40.5 inch vertical leap, and broad jumped 10 feet 9 inches. I like the pick over-all...fastest DE in the draft and more than a one-note wonder as far as skills/techniques. Actually, he would probably be a top 5 pick if he came out next year rather than this year. 4.59 40 and 40.5 inch vertical is impressive, specially with his long wing span and explosive first step. Dude is athletic as hell
PAF911 Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 All in all a very solid pick. For those who have been reaching for Orakpo...the last thing we need is another guy who has to revved up to play all downs.
MattM Posted April 25, 2009 Posted April 25, 2009 The other interesting comparison between Orakpo and Maybin is that Maybin just turned 21 two weeks ago, while Orakpo turns 23 in July. Maybin's youth may mean that he's going to grow naturally into that 6'4" frame without losing too much speed (fingers crossed).....
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