Inside Dan Lanning’s Secret Criteria: What Oregon’s Top Defensive Recruits Must Truly Have
Another words, Lanning wants to cerebrally beat offenses. With 11 men displaying a high intellect on the football field.
“The fact he wants to play with smart players and good players, once you see that defense and understand it, you can start playing games with it. It’s going to be fun,” Benjamin explained. “He no longer wants to just recruit great athletes. He wants guys who know the playbook, have great IQ and can make plays for him.”
The Lions defender has shown how strong the three pounds above his eyes are. He’s turned to his brain to pick up on opposing receiving routes. Then jumps at the chance to intercept.
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