| Chris
Kemoeatu
Scout.com Headlines: |
OG Chris Kemoeatu: Guard Coming Back to Pittsburgh
-by ScoutNFLNetwork.com
Feb 27, 2009 |
How has the O-line grown? 
Progress will be measured against Giants' sack-happy defensive line.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Oct 24, 2008 |
Steelers O-line jelling under Zierlein
Coach has players believing, having fun in year two.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Sep 19, 2008 |
Steeler Nation road-trip book released
Available today at PittsburghSports Publishing.com.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Sep 16, 2008 |
The Making of a Spectacular Day
Former Steeler Craig Wolfley saw plenty that he liked on opening day.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Sep 8, 2008 |
Answer Man
Pittsburgh's smartest football man back in town.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Aug 22, 2008 |
Aug. 5, P.M. practice report
Parker throws his name into the short-yardage back hat.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Aug 5, 2008 |
Breakdown: Plans on future free agents
The Steelers could have as many as 11 UDFAs next March.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Aug 5, 2008 |
Q&A: Chris Kemoeatu
Guard stepping up to challenge of starting spot.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
May 8, 2008 |
Preseason finale last chance to impress
Steelers-Panthers means everything to players trying to make team.
-by SteelCityInsider.com
Aug 30, 2007 |
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Ht: 6-3
Wt: 344
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01/04/1983 |
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2004 First-Team All-Mountain West Conference selection...First-Team All American in 2004 from several outlets...2003 Honorable Mention All-Mountain West Conference
Chris Kemoeatu
School: Utah
Ht: 6-3.5 Wt: 344 40: 5.38 Year: 4Sr
Bio: Three-year starter and an All-Conference
selection as a senior. Consistently grades out as
one of Utah’s better linemen.
Positives: Nasty blocker
with outstanding size. Displays power and jolt at
the point of attack, turns defenders from the
line or easily removes pass rushers out of their
angle of attack. Good blocking vision, effectively
uses angles and quick if asked to kick out or pull
across the line of scrimmage. Gets movement
from run blocks, mashes opponents or engulfs
them at the point of attack. Plays with a nasty
attitude and works to destroy defenders. Extends
his hands to keep opponents away and anchors
in pass protection.
Negatives: Gets tall and not a knee
bender or leverage blocker. Lacks fluid footwork
in space and not effective blocking in motion.
Analysis: A king-sized blocker with surprising
athleticism and overall skill, Kemoeatu has the
abilities to be an immediate and productive starter
at the next level. Stand to shed a few pounds,
which would only improve his agility and skills on
the move but a prospect that could soar up draft
boards with good interviews prior to April.
2004 First-Team All-Mountain West Conference selection...First-Team All American in 2004 from several outlets...2003 Honorable Mention All-Mountain West Conference...2002 Honorable Mention All-Mountain West Conference... Physically dominating presence on the line...Extremely strong, and aggressive...Quick for his size, and gets off the ball...Good hand techniques, and strong in the middle in pass protection...Dominant run blocker, in the power run game, but needs to improve athleticism...Had some off the field problems, and health issues during college career...Physically ready to contribute immediately.
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