PFF gave him an 87.0 grade on run defense and an 77.5 on pass rush. Both of his grades were better than Defensive Player of the year Chase Young, who played on the other side of the Washington defensive line. If Madden scouts appreciate his talent, Montez Sweat may be having a laugh for a different purpose within the next few days.

Young wears No. 99, but he did not claim that as a meritorious Madden score, instead going with Sweat's numbers. Chase Young predicted "Ninety-or-more", which he did with a laugh, and shrugged his shoulders.

Young was a 32-year-old defensive player who had 12 assists, and 7.5 Sacks in the season of 2020. He also had 12 quarterback hits, 12 tackles that he defended 12 passes protected, 10 tackles lost four forefumbles as well as three fumble recoveryattempts, one of which was returned for the scoring. Young was also named the AP Defensive rookie of the season.

Washington's top receiver responded pretty quickly with "no less than 88" After which he quickly increased the stakes. "If I were you to ask me I'd say 90. McLaurin declared that a 90 was good enough as McLaurin reflected on his accomplishments so far. "I'm not going to claim that I achieved it all in my third year of college, but I feel like I've earned my 90 up to this point."

It's hard to disagree with Terry's view. Terry has amassed more than 2,000 yards with any help in his first two seasons. Terry is among the best in the NFL receiving passes from seven quarterbacks, including Colt McCoy and Dwayne Hakins. Kyle Allen, Taylor Heinicke and Kyle Allen.

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