Do you think Hutchinson will become a champion?
Seeing the title, some small partners may have doubts. Didn't he play in Michigan for a few years, just the son of Michigan, as for? In fact, Aiden Hutchinson's relationship with Michigan is not as simple as playing. Aiden's father, Chris Hutchinson, played for the University of Michigan from 1988 to 1992 and captained during his senior season. Although Chris did not make a name for himself in the NFL and eventually returned to Michigan to become a doctor, little Aiden planted his own football dream under the influence of his father.
Little Aiden, who grew up in Michigan, also followed in his father's footsteps to enter the University of Michigan, and inherited the No. 97 jersey that his father once wore, vowing to continue his father's honor at the University of Michigan. Subsequently, Hutchinson wrote his own myth at the University of Michigan, breaking the all-time record of the University of Michigan with 14 grapplings in his senior year, and became the biggest pick favorite in the 2022 draft!
Basic information
Aiden Hutchinson
Rush Passer, University of Michigan
Height: 6'6 5/8 (2.00m)
Weight: 262 lbs (119 KG)
Birthday: 2000.8.9
Draft template: Max Crosby/Joey Bossa
University data
Freshman Year (13 games)
15 grapplings, 1.5 post-line grapplings
Sophomore (13 matches)
68 grapplings, 10 post-line grapplings, 4.5 grapplings
Junior Year (3 games)
13 grapplings
Senior Year (14 games)
55 tackles, 15 post-line tackles, 14 grapplings
Physical data
Arm Length: 32 1/8 in (82 cm)
Palm weft: 10 1/4 (26cm)
40 yard dash: 4.84 seconds
225 lb bench press: 28 times
Vertical jump: 36 inches (91cm)
Standing long jump: 119 in (3.02 m)
20 yards retracement run: 4.15 seconds
3:00 turnback run: 6.73 seconds
Advantage analysis
- Tall and long, a behemoth when impacting quarterbacks
- Eighteen martial arts, a variety of techniques to get rid of the offensive front
- Be good at using your big hands to get rid of the block
- College star player, accustomed to bag clips
-Although the straight-line speed is not fast, it is very flexible
- Ability to make a change of direction action that the offensive line is too late to react
- Will not stop, the first move failed to complete the tackle and still be able to make continuous oppression
- A sports family whose father was also a rugby player
Weakness analysis
- For his height, the weight is somewhat light
- For his weight, the straight-line speed is a bit slow
summary
Hutchinson is probably the safest choice for this draft. Although his straight-line speed is not fast, he is very flexible, often able to make a change of direction that the offensive line is too late to react, and then uses his huge body to rush to the quarterback. His flexibility and agility are evident in his 6.73-second 3-point run. In addition to various changes of direction and turns, Hutchinson is very good at using his big hands to get rid of the offensive front.
For Hutchinson's college game, you can't see too many of his flaws. But from his physical data, there are still some problems. The biggest problem is his weight, 262 pounds is slightly lighter for a 2-meter-tall rusher. And for his 262-pound weight, he shouldn't have to run just 40 yards in 4.84 seconds.
Hutchinson was the biggest pick in this draft, and most of the mock drafts ranked him in the top spot. The Jaguars have a 60 percent chance of choosing him as a champion, and even if he doesn't make it, the Lions in the list are unlikely to miss him. In fact, it is now safe to say that Hutchinson will definitely be selected with the top three picks in this draft.