FWST: John Diarse working to turn unknown expectations into a positive

[TopFrog]

FWST: John Diarse working to turn unknown expectations into a positive TCU Pro Day

BY DREW DAVISON
ddavison@star-telegram.com

MCKINNEY – TCU’s John Diarse is well aware that he’s not the most highly coveted receiver in this year’s NFL Draft.

Heck, he knows he might not even get drafted.

He wasn’t invited to the Senior Bowl or the NFL Scouting Combine. But Diarse looks at being under the radar as a positive.

Read more at http://www.star-telegram.com/latest-news/article204866484.html

 

[Long Time Lurker]

This guy Deebos the ball. I would think pros teams might like someone that plays like a man in the receiver position.

 

[Limp Lizard]

6-1 214. But plays much bigger. Heart of someone 9 feet tall. And will block and tackle exceptionally. Team guy.

 

[RollToad]

This guy Deebos the ball. I would think pros teams might like someone that plays like a man in the receiver position.

Liked for using Deebo as a verb.

 

[Gunner]

FWST: John Diarse working to turn unknown expectations into a positive TCU Pro Day

BY DREW DAVISON
ddavison@star-telegram.com

MCKINNEY – TCU’s John Diarse is well aware that he’s not the most highly coveted receiver in this year’s NFL Draft.

Heck, he knows he might not even get drafted.

He wasn’t invited to the Senior Bowl or the NFL Scouting Combine. But Diarse looks at being under the radar as a positive.

Read more at http://www.star-telegram.com/latest-news/article204866484.html

Liked for using Deebo as a verb.

 

[Gunner]

He's the kinda' guy New England drafts and plays for 10 years.

 

[SwissArmyFrog]

I was always impressed with his physical strength.

 

[MAcFroggy]

He was a great player the past couple of seasons. He seems like a great guy, so he is easy to root for. Hopefully he is able to make it into the league.

 

[Limp Lizard]

I remember seeing a preseason interview. Very, very articulate. If he wants to remain in football if he doesn't get an NFL gig, I can see him being a great coach. Being able to communicate properly is one of the things that separates good coaches from bad ones.

 

[Frog45]

Will probably have to make his mark on special teams. And I don't foresee that being a problem for him.

 

[Pure Purple]

Diarse has always seemed like a very savvy individual. Would imagine that any course of action that he might

consider will be well-thought-out.

 

[SuperBarrFrog]

Just listened to him being interviewed on a podcast. He is starting a clothing line called young, fresh, and free that will launch Friday and he will be wearing at the pro day. Pretty interesting stuff. Seems like a really awesome guy.

 

[Mean Purple]

I can see John playing. Maybe he starts out with special teams, but sooner or later, some team will see his effort. He and KH and others have shown great work ethic. Whatever path they take in the future, I'm sure they'll do great. Can easily see Kenny being a qb coach some day. His calmness would be great for that. His improvement from year 1 to 2 (his final year) was impressive.

 

[TCU_91]

My only regret with Diarse was we didn't get him until later in his college days. Loved the heart and maturity this guy showed while in Cowtown!

 

[wes]

I wish JohDiarse had played with Boykin, Maybe he could have been a positive influence on him

If you’ve never met John Diarse, you should try

The guy is truly impressive

 

[Sebastian S]

There may have been some pressure playing as #9 but he did quite well!