Relevant: Former Georgia LB Tae Crowder delivers big hit in Giants practice
By SDS Staff
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The last pick of the NFL Draft is dubbed Mr. Irrelevant. In 2020, Mr. Irrelevant was former Georgia linebacker Tae Crowder. Good luck finding a New York Giants player who considers Crowder to be “irrelevant.”
In a recent Giants practice, Crowder showed off his combination of speed and physicality, delivering a big hit to take down running back Wayne Gallman in a tackle for loss. Jomboy Media’s Bobby Skinner shared a clip of the hit, getting the attention of Glenn Schumann.
🤫 @TaeCrowder https://t.co/eAfbnHiyJG
— Glenn Schumann (@CoachSchuUGA) August 22, 2020
With the right coaching, Crowder should continue to develop. He had an offensive background in high school and the start of his UGA career until a position change to linebacker in 2016. Over the last two seasons as a starting Bulldogs linebacker, Crowder did a little bit of everything accumulating 115 tackles, 10 TFL, 1.5 sacks, 6 quarterback hurries, a forced fumble, fumble recovery, 2 interceptions and 5 pass breakups.
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