Rest assured, Cooper is a freak athlete.The man ran a 5.08 40 at 322 pounds. That's nightmare fuel. Not only is he two people wide, he can run you down from behind. If Cooper is chasing you in the wild, climbing a tree and hoping the limbs can't hold his weight is your only option, but I figure he'd just end up shaking you out of the tree. I can't imagine a scenario where a nice guy like Cooper would be chasing you through the woods, but it's my job to paint a picture, and he's the human equivalent of a black bear.Not only is he straight-line fast, he's also agile. That's what allowed him to start at both right and left tackle despite not having the ideal length. He gets on the edge, and defenders can't work around his quick https://www.tigerssportsshop.com   feet and massive frame. The NFL loves metrics, and for good reason. Players tend to follow trends, and the trend right now is that short-armed players don't play tackle. I think Beebe, at least as an option off the bench, can play tackle in the NFL. It might not be an everyday thing, but in a sport where roster flexibility is crucial, having a guard not only capable but experienced at kicking out to tackle, is a huge selling point. Draft Beebe, and you could end up with RG1 and RT3 and LT4 all in one massive package.The Wildcats were not perfect, but a win is still a great start to the season. Cats move up to #17 in AP Poll Three teams above the Cats lost and plummeted, but two got huge boosts to leapfrog the good guys. FINAL: (18) K-State Wildcats 41, UT-Martin 6 There are still questions to be answered, but the Cats got the job done to open 2024. 2024 K-State Football: Game 1 vs UT Martin The Wildcats host the Skyhawks in the 2024 season opener. Kansas State Football: Week 1 Depth Chart - Offense Drew breaks down the first Wildcat depth chart. Avery and DJ return but there are plenty of new faces on the field Saturday.