Many of remember when Hartzog made a big impression as a true freshman. It would qualify the often used phrase “he’s got potential.” He was in and out and up and own and moved around through the years with the last two mostly at safety/nickel.
He is often picked on and rightfully so. He bites on first moves badly and is often burned. He does however have good speed and great hands. A blind person can see the opposing teams looking for his number in games. Consequently he is going to have many opportunities to either be the goat or the hero, sometimes in the same game.
If he is not capable of making plays, he shouldn’t be on the field. In his case he takes the wild swings between hang your head poor technique to head spinning great play, man, you saved the day. Both praise and questions will be his lot I am afraid.
