Giuseppe Pacheco

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Not sure how this will age, but I think there’s a clear tier gap between Carnell Tate, Makai Lemon, and Jordyn Tyson and the next set of receivers in the 2026 draft class

Piero Hincapie | Concerned thoughts... I'll keep this short, but from watching him today for a little scout report, think there's some pretty obvious concerns any T6 side should have over signing him ✍️ Okay, he's a left-footed LCB in a back three. He also has some experience playing as a LB, and situationally as a LCB in a back two. He's 22-years-old. A lot to like, right? Well, I think a lot of the problems come down to his physical profile...🔴 Firstly, I don't think he's a good fit to play as a CB in a back two: - I think Lisandro Martinez might handle his aerial duels better than Hincapie. It's not just that he's relatively short for a CB (5ft11 apparently), but he consistently ends up underneath the ball. Seems to struggle jumping above an opponent. His success rate hovers around low 50%, but I felt that against players of a similar size, Hincapie consistently struggled to win the duel. - Not only that, but he doesn't really have a strong build compared to other CBs. I felt that he could be knocked off balance quite easily, and he isn't always able to muscle players off the ball. So, maybe you could play him as a LB, right?🤔 - Hincapie is also kinda slow, at least in terms of acceleration. There were multiple occasions in bits I watched of wide attackers blasting past him. In wide spaces, he can get burned pretty easily. - He's also a bit clunky with the ball. He has amazzzzing progressive carrying numbers, but I think this is mainly due to the space he gets afforded as a LCB in a back three. In terms of dribbling in tight spaces, Hincapie's actions are quite slow and he often loses it. So in summary: I don't think he's a good fit as a LCB or a LB in a back four. He could do a good job in a back three, and is young + still improving. However, I think there will be better CBs on the market than him over the next few years for a back-three side too.