Quincy Adams

– What type of scheme did you run in college? What did coaches ask of you?

QA – 3-4 Defense, playing a lot of zone coverages mixed with man.

 – What are the hallmark qualities of your ability on the field that NFL scouts will immediately identify?

QA – Hustle and effort.

 – What positive abilities go hidden? Maybe the scheme didn’t allow you to showcase curtain aspects of your game or leadership qualities or game film study? What do scouts need to know about you they have yet to find out?

QA – 1Versatility to play safety as well as nickel/dime position. Also willingness to play and contribute in special teams.

 – What is something positive said to you by coaches that motivates you to keep getting better?

QA – The last play doesn’t matter, the only play that matters is the next play.

 – Was there anything ever said negative that helps you grind towards your goal that you use as motivation? Who said it?

QA – That I would never play and that I would not make it through the Naval Academy. –I won’t mention any names.

– Anything interesting as a person we should know about you – Any interesting aspects of your life that are worthy of mentioning? Hobbies etc…

QA – I’m excited to be a Marine! And I enjoy reading.

– Any contact with NFL teams?

QA – A couple at the Tropic Bowl All Star game.

 – Height/Weight leaving high school and current Height/Weight now?

QA – 5’9 170 lbs. Now 5’11 205

 – Were you a team captain?
QA – Position Captain

 – How many concussions have you had?
QA – 1

 – How many career starts?
QA – 183 Tackles, 5.5 TFLs, 3 Forced Fumbles, 20 Pass Deflections, & 2 Interceptions

– Two good reasons to pay taxes?
QA – Because the government tells you that you should and because they help pay for things commonly used by the people of our country.

 – Have you ever been arrested?
QA – No

 – One word to describe your ability on the field?
QA – Relentless

 – Would you rather be a cat or a dog?
QA – Dog ( A Devil Dog Oorah)

Quincy Adams Highlights

Good athlete with good overall size. Has some speed, quickness and jumping ability. Adams does a good job timing the ball in the air for deflecitons. One trait to his game that stands out the most is his impact into the ball carrier. For a defensive back he is very potent at the point of impact, he explodes into the ball carrier. He shows smooth transition into coverage. Adams shows awareness and makes plays in front of him. Background at Navy, shows up in his demeaner of being a class act on and off the field. Gets turned a little easily and has to gather to cut. Is built how teams like corners and has enough speed to play at the next level This kid gets a shot in camp I think he can stick around and possibly earn a Practice Squad spot and more. A lot upside.