#Divine Deablo

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Raiders vs. Chargers: 3 Defenders To Keep An Eye On For Las Vegas

As the Raiders prepare to travel to Los Angeles to take on the Chargers, let's examine three defenders to keep an eye on for Las Vegas.

Cue the oddly timed patriotism and horrid hip-hop tie-ins (sorry, Quavo. Fly away on your own time). Football season has arrived. Let’s look at some names on defense to watch when the Las Vegas Raiders take on their favorite hapless, homeless divisional foe, the Los Angeles Chargers. Raiders DT John Jenkins will need to be stout vs. the run If we know one thing about new Chargers head coach Jim…

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Divine Deablo Wiki, Biography, Net Worth, Age, Salary, Parents, Girlfriend & Nationality

Divine Deablo Wiki:- Divine Deablo, who is also known as Divine Ahmad Deablo is a professional American footballer, who plays as an outside linebacker for the Las Vegas Raiders of the National Football League. Divine played college football at Virginia Tech Hokies football and was drafted by the Las Vegas Raiders in the 3rd round of the 2021 NFL Draft. In this blog, you'll read about Divine Ahmad Deablo's Wiki, Biography, Age, Girlfriend, Brother, Net Worth, Height, Education, Ethnicity, Nationality & More.

Divine Deablo Biography, Age, Education

Divine Deablo was born on 17 August 1998 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States of America, he is 24 years old now. Divine went to Mount Tabor High School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Divine was named All-Central Piedmont Conference at broad receiver in each of his final 3 seasons. As well as Divine's All-Northwest North Carolina senior season after adding up 21 yards per reception with 10 touchdown receptions. As a senior Player, Divine committed to play college football at Virginia Tech Hokies football over offers from North Carolina and N.C. State. Divine was a member of the Virginia Tech Hokies for 5 seasons, where he played in all of the team's games as a true freshman, playing mostly on special teams and catching one pass for 8 yards. Divine was selected by the Las Vegas Raiders in the 3rd round (80th overall) of the 2021 NFL Draft. Divine signed his 4-year rookie contract with Las Vegas on 23 July 2021.

Divine Deablo Wiki/Bio

Full Name Divine Ahmad Diablo Nick Name Divine Profession Professional American footballer Birth Date 17 August 1998 Birth Place Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States of America Age 24 years old Zodiac Sign Leo  Education Qualification Graduation Nationality American Hometown Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States of America Current Team No. 5 – Las Vegas Raiders Position Linebacker NFL Draft 2021

Divine Deablo Net Worth, Salary

Divine's estimated net worth is currently at $6 million, and his salary is $660,000, including a $245,606 signing bonus. 

Divine Deablo Parents, Siblings

Divine's father's name is Donnelle Deablo and his mother's name is not known. Also, there's no information about Divine's siblings.

Divine Deablo Girlfriend

Divine is a star player for the Las Vegas Raiders and he is not married or engaged to anyone yet.

Divine Deablo Nationality

Divine Deablo holds the nationality of American.

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Twitter Instagram LinkedIn FAQS About Divine Deablo Q1) Who is Divine Deablo? Ans) Divine Deablo, who is also known as Divine Ahmad Deablo is a professional American footballer, who plays as an outside linebacker for the Las Vegas Raiders of the National Football League.

Q2) What is the age of Divine Deablo?

Ans) Divine Deablo was born on 17 August 1998 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States of America, he is 24 years old now. Q3) What is the net worth of Divine Deablo? Ans) Divine's estimated net worth is currently at $6 million, and his salary is $660,000, including a $245,606 signing bonus.  Q4) Who are the parents of Divine Deablo? Ans) Divine's father's name is Donnelle Deablo and his mother's name is not known. Q5) What is the Nationality of Divine Deablo? Ans) Divine Deablo holds the nationality of American. Also, Read About:-Karl Anderson's Wife Read the full article

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2022- Week 2

BUF - Stefon Diggs leads the NFL with 4 receiving TDs and is second in both catches and receiving yards

NE - The Pats have given up only two first downs due to penalty, tied for second fewest in the AFC

MIA - Tua Tagovailoa has 739 yards passing, most in the league

NYJ - Joe Flacco has completed 63 and attempted 103 passes, both most in the league

BAL - Lamar Jackson is averaging 9 yards per attempt and is second in the league (applies for either passing or rushing)

PIT - Minkah Fitzpatrick has 2 INTs, tied for second in the AFC

CLE - Nick Chubb has 3 rushing TDs, tied for most in the league

CIN - Joe Burrow has attempted 89 passes, second most in the league

TEN - Kyle Philips has 62 punt return yards, tied for most in the league

JAX - James Robinson has 2 rushing TDs, second in the AFC

IND - Jonathan Taylor has 40 carries, second in the AFC

HOU - Kamu Grugier-Hill and Jonathan Owens both have 17 solo tackles, tied for most in the AFC

KC - Patrick Mahomes has a 127.9 QB rating, tops in the league

LV - Divine Deablo has 12 assisted tackles, tied for second in the league

LAC - Austin Ekeler has 13 receptions, most among RBs

DEN - Montrell Washington has 62 punt return yards, tied for most in the league

DAL - Micah Parsons has 4 sacks, tops in the league

WAS - Carson Wentz has 650 yards passing, second in the league

PHL - Jalen Hurts has 3 rushing TDs, tied for most in the league

NYG - Saquan Barkley has 39 rushes, second most in the NFC

GB - Aaron Jones is averaging 9.05 yards per carry, second most among RBs

CHI - The Bears run 66% of the time, most in the league

DET - DeAndre Swift is averaging 10 yards per carry, tops in the league

MIN - Harrison Smith has 18 solo tackles, tied for most in the league

NO - Pete Werner has 18 solo tackles, tied for most in the league

TB - Leonard Fournette has 45 carries, second in the league

ATL - Drake London has 13 receptions, most of all rookies

CAR - Xavier Woods has 13 assisted tackles, most in the league

SEA - Geno Smith is completing 81% of his passes, tipis in the league

LAR - Cooper Kupp has 24 receptions, most in the league

ARI - Eno Benjamin is averaging 27 yards per kick return, second in the league

SF - Nick Bosa has 3 sacks, tied for second in the NFC

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i went to high school with divine deablo and i am slightly beside myself rn

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Divine Deablo Wife: Is Divine Deablo Married? Who Is Divine Deablo's Girlfriend?

Divine Deablo Wife: Is Divine Deablo Married? Who Is Divine Deablo’s Girlfriend?

Divine Ahmad Deablo is an American football linebacker for the Las Vegas Raiders of the National Football League. Divine Deablo grew up in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and attended Mount Tabor High School, where he was named All-Central Piedmont Conference at wide receiver in each of his final three seasons as well as All-Northwest North Carolina in his senior season after averaging 21 yards…

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Raiders GM Dave Ziegler has made his fair share of mistakes, but let's give credit where it's due

Since the end of the 2022 NFL season, Las Vegas Raiders general manager Dave Ziegler has made – or has failed to make – a seemingly-countless amount of moves that Raider Nation hasn’t seen eye-to-eye with. Many of the more-obvious decisions, or lack thereof, have already begun hurting the Silver and Black after just five weeks. Such examples include the Jimmy Garoppolo signing in addition to…

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Ravens snag Trevon Moehrig, a safety who can do it all, with the 31st pick

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The hawking safety would be an immediate contributor to an already talented secondary.

With the 31st pick in the 2021 SB Nation mock draft, Baltimore Beatdown selects Trevon Moehrig, safety, TCU. Moehrig joins Terrace Marshall Jr. to round out the Ravens’ first round.

Moehrig is the perfect “but they needed a ______” pick. In this scenario, the Ravens already rounded out their receiver room, fulfilling one perceived need. Ignoring edge rushers and the offensive line is a bold move, as the Ravens don’t pick again until the 94th pick. However, the Ravens have hosted Alejandro Villanueva and Justin Houston, with strong rumors that at least one will be signed after the May 3 deadline for the compensatory formula. If those deals are in place, the Ravens will get to prove their affinity for taking the best player available. Moehrig certainly fits the description, as you’ll struggle to find many pundits with a low grade on the rangy, intelligent, playmaking safety.

This move puts off Marlon Humphrey in 2017 vibes. The Ravens already had corners. Many thought O.J. Howard or Reuben Foster made more sense. Humphrey felt like a luxury rather than a need. However, many failed to see the long-term plan. Humphrey fit the press man, play the receiver and disrupt the catch point, aggressive play style that the Ravens love in their corners. Fast forward to 2021. Marlon Humphrey is a bonafide star cornerback with an All-Pro on his resume and a $100 million contract keeping him in Baltimore for the foreseeable future.

Moehrig, a former four-star cornerback who had offers from Georgia and Texas among other big-time programs, has the best cover skills of any safety in this class. He didn’t test well at TCU’s pro day, with reports coming out that he was at “80%” after he had a flare up in his back.

Considering he ran a 4.52 40-yard dash with a 1.59 10-yard split at 80%, he still recorded relatively impressive numbers. Moehrig’s athleticism is never an issue on tape. He’s a tried and true technician, who excels in off coverage from split safety alignments with adequate range as the single high safety as well. He’s the type of defender who makes a receiver who runs a 4.3 look like they run a 4.6. Moehrig is clearly a film junkie, who almost looks bored at times when he easily runs receivers routes for them.

He possesses fluid hips, precise and calm feet to transition at the stem. When receivers define their break, he cleanly initiated contact without being sloppy, thwarting their ability to separate. The former Horned Frog, similar to Marlon Humphrey, has pneumatic strikes into the catch point, often forcing incompletions that would’ve been caught without his strikes.

Trevon anticipates, breaks, stays in phase and undercuts passes frequently. His ball production will translate to the NFL.

Hey! You! Yeah, I’m talking to you, big head. You’re the fool who doesn’t think Trevon Moehrig is an absolute baller. Here are all the plays Trevon Moehrig made against Oklahoma in 2020... ... ... ... ... In the first half... pic.twitter.com/WMDXCAqcqj

— Spencer N. Schultz (@ravens4dummies) April 26, 2021

My last 3 safety 1's 2018 Minkah Fitzpatrick 2019 Juan Thornhill 2020 Antione Winfield Jr See a trend? I love safeties who can really cover. Trevon Moehrig is trending that way for me. Love how he challenges his self in space. Watch this next "catch" rep. pic.twitter.com/wKObnTdLZk

— Crocky (@eric_crocker) March 19, 2021

#TCU safety Trevon Moehrig (6-2, 202, Jr.) is arguably the most versatile safety in the country. Has shown that he can roam as a centerfielder on the roof, dependable in man coverage and a reliable tackler coming downhill. Also a constant turnover creator. pic.twitter.com/M5M6c2baxS

— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) December 11, 2020

Trevon Moehrig (field safety # 7) taking a good angle from the roof to fit the GT counter triple option as the "pitch" man pic.twitter.com/FHAYVdWs4t

— Fit Harrington (@futbolguysguy) December 7, 2020

I promise I'm still watching Trevon Moehrig lol. Nothing special here, just a really solid rep against the run. pic.twitter.com/fuaBUoHcBj

— Zach (All-22 Addict) Gartin (@All22_Addict) January 21, 2021

Trevon Moehrig forced an incompletion on 25% of targets since 2018 The highest rate in the Draft Class pic.twitter.com/QGtpXdU00k

— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 22, 2021

No. 1 safety in the NFL Draft: Trevon Moehrig has made 28 plays on the ball since 2019 Five more than any other Power 5 safety pic.twitter.com/ArprDPheGJ

— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 22, 2021

Moehrig is about as solid of a safety prospect as they come. He’s reliable in run fits from either alignment. His open field tackle ability is reliable, while not spectacular. The former corner’s ball production is consistently prolific. You don’t see many highs or lows in Moehrig’s game. He looks more or less the same each and every week. His production in the first half matches his production in the second half. He has the physicality to engage with tight ends and stay in phase, with the change of direction and intelligence to mirror slot receivers while detailing them.

Moehrig is a safe bet. While he might not be an explosive hitter, he gets the job done time and time again. Moehrig consistently communicates pre-snap and seemed to have major responsibility to align his teammates. There are very few holes to poke in his game.

From @NFLMatchup — We looked at the multi-dimensional traits of the safety prospects in the ‘21 draft class. • Trevon Moehrig • Richie Grant • Andre Cisco • Hamsah Nasirildeen • Jevon Holland • Divine Deablo @gregcosell pic.twitter.com/i0uZ06GuFu

— Matt Bowen (@MattBowen41) April 23, 2021

With Chuck Clark as the only Ravens safety under contract in 2022, Baltimore absolutely needs to address the position this week. Moehrig provides a long-term partner for Clark. While DeShon Elliott could still sign an extension, Moehrig would excel in the Ravens’ man-heavy, blitz-heavy defense. He would provide the range and length that Eric DeCosta clearly desired when he signed Earl Thomas. Adding Moehrig provides immediate stability at an important position, would allow Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott to play more in the box, plus using more dime packages on third down in 2021.

Trevon checks all the boxes and makes tons of sense as a home run fit in the immediate future as well as long-term impact in Baltimore.

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Notre Dame tops Virginia Tech

Notre Dame tops Virginia Tech

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Ian Book ran 7 yards for a touchdown with 29 seconds left to cap an 18-play, 87-yard drive and give No. 16 Notre Dame a 21-20 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday.

The Fighting Irish (6-2) committed three turnovers deep in Virginia Tech territory, including a fumble at the goal line that Divine Deablo returned 98 yards to tie it at 14 with 9 seconds left in the first half.

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Divine Deablo Real Name, 40 time, Height And Weight, NFL Draft, Number, Salary, Jersey, Madden 22

Divine Deablo Real Name, 40 time, Height And Weight, NFL Draft, Number, Salary, Jersey, Madden 22

Divine Ahmad Deablo is an American football linebacker with the National Football League’s Las Vegas Raiders (NFL). He was a member of the Virginia Tech football team in college. Divine Deablo Real Name What is Deablo’s real name? His real name is Divine Ahmad Deablo Divine Deablo 40 time What is Deablo’runs0 time? He run a 40-yard dash in 4.45 seconds Divine Deablo Height And Weight How much…

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Revelation Or Overreaction? Divine Deablo Shines In Raiders' Week 1 Win

As most Las Vegas Raiders fans are aware, Week 1 often leads to several overreactions, regardless of the result. After surviving a hard-fought win in Denver, several Raiders defensive players had notable outings, perhaps none more impressive than Divine Deablo.

As most Las Vegas Raiders fans are aware, Week 1 often leads to several overreactions, regardless of the result. After surviving a hard-fought win in Denver, several Raiders defenders had notable outings, perhaps none more impressive than Divine Deablo. To say that Deablo was Sunday’s defensive MVP might be putting it mildly (no offense to Maxx Crosby). Making Deablo’s showing more noteworthy was…