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  1. This kid's special, combining length, strength, speed, vision, toughness and savy instincts galore! His father - a 10 year NFL vet - clearly passed on an elite set of genes and a ton of gridiron wisdom to Tae. Walden's film reveals a talented, heady player destined for five star status and early playing time as a legitimate two-way player. But with the Ducks WR room so stacked (now and in the near future) he'll likely start as a DB (which is what he was primarily recruited as, evidently) but I won't be surprised if at a speedy 6'3", with good hands, an impressive catch radius, good leaping ability and serious YAC potential, he's not eventually a contributor at WR as well. Super excited to watch him develop further in green and yellow.
  2. Walden's definately a twitchy athlete! Very elusive for his height thanks to impressive body control, attacking style and good vision. Can see why he's a coveted two-way prospect. Adding he and Stepp, both enormous talents, would further accelerate the momentum 6'5" Cartwright just re-established, giving Sapp, Feister, Parks and even Camara (??) 2 more terrific reasons to quack!
  3. "They have the capacity to nuke the entire solar system." Sheesh! When you get hyperbolic you don't mess around! ; P

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