"Before arriving in Dallas, Symons served as SMU's defensive coordinator, and this gives him firsthand knowledge of the pleats coming out of the program. We aren't talking film study, but someone who saw these players day after day inside and outside the practice. That type of insight into how these players not only practiced, how they handled meetings, and performed in the system."
"If you look at Hudson's physical profile, he has good size for a wide receiver at 6'1" and 191 pounds, and he plays with the type of burst that can stress defenses vertically. Hudson accelerates quickly off the line of scrimmage, but sometimes lets his foot of the gas, which hurts his ability to create separation."
"Tight end RJ Maryland is one of the more interestingly athletic prospects in the draft. He is 6'4" and 236 pounds and moves well for a tight end. At the combine, he ran a 4.51, but is only a year removed from ACL surgery and with a little more time he could be a 4.4 tigh"
Scott Symons, formerly SMU's defensive coordinator, now with the Dallas Cowboys, possesses unique insight into Mustangs players beyond typical film study. His day-to-day observation of how players practiced, handled meetings, and performed in the system provides valuable perspective. If Dallas trades down from picks 12 and 20 to accumulate additional selections, several SMU prospects could become draft targets. Wide receiver Jordan Hudson offers dynamic playmaking with his 6'1" frame and vertical burst, though he occasionally loses momentum creating separation. Tight end RJ Maryland, son of former Cowboys first-round pick Russell Maryland, presents an intriguing athletic prospect at 6'4" and 236 pounds, recently recovering from ACL surgery with potential to improve his combine time.
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