Lassiter is 6 feet tall and 180 pounds. Those measurements may seem small, but he plays much bigger. Lassiter is an impressive run defender, showing impressive physicality and the ability to get off blocks with strong hands and quickness. Lassiter is also an impressive coverage corner. According to Pro Football Focus, he allowed just 56 receptions on 108 targets for 726 yards and two touchdowns. Those two touchdowns came in one season, and Lassiter did not allow a touchdown in two of his seasons with the Bulldogs.
PETA is currently under fire over a social media post after the death of the Georgia Bulldogs mascot.
On Tuesday, the University of Georgia tragically announced the death of Que, the retired Bulldogs mascot.
“We are saddened to announce that Uga X, fondly known as Que, died peacefully in his sleep earlier this morning.
“Born May 27, 2013, he formally began his tenure in a collaring ceremony at the Georgia-Georgia Southern football game on Nov. 21, 2015. Que retired following the 2022 season after becoming the most decorated of all the Bulldog mascots. He compiled a football record of 91-18, presided over two SEC titles, the 2021 and 2022 College Football Playoff national championships, and seven New Year’s Six bowl appearances.’
“He will always be remembered as a Damn Good Dawg.”
The Las Vegas Raiders are looking for young talent to improve their roster in the 2024 NFL Draft. The Raiders started to build a foundation in last year’s draft class but could add more players with their picks to truly solidify a young core. Under Coach Antonio Pierce and General Manager Tom Telesco, the Raiders will look for players who fit the culture Pierce established when he took over in an interim role midway through the 2023 season.
Lassiter finished his Bulldogs career with 86 total tackles, eight and a half tackles for loss, a sack, 14 passes defended, and an interception. While the numbers do not jump off the page, Lassiter’s physical tools and upside make him an enticing prospect.
Lassiter finished his Bulldogs career with 86 total tackles, eight and a half tackles for loss, a sack, 14 passes defended, and an interception. While the numbers do not jump off the page, Lassiter’s physical tools and upside make him an enticing prospect.
