Linebacker Eric Gentry proves to be a unicorn during dominant practices at the Shrine Bowl.

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We're talking about standout prospects at the Shrine Bowl after what three days of practice.

We're going to get into offensive side and the defensive side from linebacker,

Eric Gentry, and why he's proving to be a 6-6 unicorn to Iowa

having an actual offensive prospect worth talking about. So let's get it started with Eric

Gentry. Eric Gentry 6-6-2625 pounds. Goddett plays the linebacker position, second level of the defense for USC. He's moved

from between the weak side, a will linebacker role, to the Mike and middle linebacker role.

And he has, he's had himself a pretty strong, actually a strong three days of practice,

especially the first two days. He was almost

nearly flawless, felt like. When you hear 6-6-225 for a linebacker, the instant thought,

especially when you see his body type, you're thinking, man, this is not going to work in the NFL.

And I told anybody that feels that way, heck, I felt that way.

I was like, man, I don't know.

Not at linebacker, right?

Because typically you think about guys, you're like, well, what's his play style?

And is he physical enough?

Is he going to be aggressive enough?

Like, is he going to be able to match what we need right at the linebacker

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