Jaquan Brisker CRUSHING hits!
Through six weeks of his first NFL offseason, rookie safety Jaquan Brisker has been everything the Bears could have hoped for and more.
«He's been really good, really good,» Eberflus said Thursday at Halas Hall after the Bear wrapped up mandatory minicamp. «In fact, I was just talking to [defensive coordinator] Alan Williams about him on the field, and we're just so thrilled with his talent, you know, with his mental makeup and just the person he is and where he is in his development so far up until this point.
«He's picking up the defense,» Eberflus said later. «He's picking up the defense, he's communicating with others. He's right on pace there, so we're excited for him.»
«He's picking up the defense,» Eberflus said later. «He's picking up the defense, he's communicating with others. He's right on pace there, so we're excited for him.»
Eberflus isn't about to paint the picture of a finished product by any means, but if there is a rookie who appears most likely to begin camp as a starter it is the former Penn State safety chosen No. 48 overall in Round 2.
Another very important point to remember is that Brisker is not even using his biggest strength in practice which is his physicality. We all know that it's very difficult to show off your toughness and physicality when you are not even wearing shoulder pads.
Here are examples of the kind of vicious hits Brisker can deliver on the field.
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