player data
| Name, Jersey # | Clay Schueffner, #39 |
| school code) | MNWI |
| Date of birth, class year | 7/19/99, 6he YEAR RS SR |
| Height Weight | 6010e, 230e |
| 40 yard dash | N/A |
| arms, hands | N/A, N/A |
| Position/Depth | LB/1st |
| Honors / Captaincy | 1street All-NSIC Team (’21 & ’22) |
| View season (year) | 2022 |
| games watched | SDSF, SDAU, @MNBM |
| Browser name/date | mikebey7/22/23 |
Statistics by year (Most recent first)
| 2022 | 12 GP, 12 GS, 122 Tkl, 7.5 TFL, 3 INT, 4 PD |
| 2021 | 11 GP, 11 GS, 92 Tkl, 1.5 TFL, 1 bag, 2 PD, 1 FF |
| 2020 | DNP (Covid) |
| 2019 | 12 GP, 12 GS, 76 Tkl, 3.5 TFL, .5 Bag, 4 INT, 6 PD |
| 2018 | N/A (red shirt) |
player summary:
Full-time starter for 6th year SR and 3 years at LB where he lines up at MIKE in MNWI’s strong 4-3 defense. He is of average height with marginal weight and a powerful build. He is a good athlete displaying a combination of good explosiveness, acceleration, lateral quickness and agility, solid COD and average balance with solid speed of play. He is above average against the race. He exhibits solid FBI as he quickly reads run/pass and exhibits average playing strength with solid UOH as he disconnects from TE and IOL with sub-par UOH and physical toughness. He possesses good instincts when he navigates through traffic and takes the right angle on the chase. He possesses a range of quality that allows him to play from SL to SL and exhibits good explosiveness and form while tackling RB with solid size and AA avoiding a big gain. He is solid coverage in general. In zone, he drops quickly to defend the zone hook and loop as well as the deep third at Tampa 2, displaying average awareness as he effectively patrols his zone with good AA of his while reading the QB. In rare cases where he is manned, he shows the ability to carry TE with below average play speed. He displays above-average ball skills, as he does a good job of tracking the ball in the air before showing solid hands when he makes the interception. He shows some good competitive toughness as he isn’t afraid to stick his nose into a bunch when he makes the tackle. He plays with an above-average engine, as he consistently plays to the whistle. Lack of quality playing strength prevents you from quickly disengaging from OL with good grip strength and physical toughness. The lack of quality play speed allows RB with good acceleration to get behind him on wheel routes in man coverage, as well as finish with a sack when rushing the QB.
Scheme Adjustment:
4-3 MIKE
Proxy statement:
A smart, lean player who excels against the run and is solid in zone coverage. He has a hard time disengaging quickly from IOL with good size and grip strength due to a lack of quality playing strength.
