Chamon Metier Description Early Role, Process with ASU football
Arizona State Football Tight End Shaman Metir explains the process of being a starter and what his offsen are visible.
When? Arizona State After shifting from Colorado, the Tight & Chamon reached the Campus last year – which he spent a few months after starting his college career in Cincinnati – this coach Jason Mohan was clearly clear to the situation that there was a need to work.
“Chamon came in the previous spring or early summer workouts,” Mohan said. “I was watching him coming to my office. I looked out of the window, they were practicing basic agility, and he saw that he had two left legs. I felt like, ‘Oh man, what do we reach here?’ He did not look coordinated.
It took some time, but soon, the merit, now a Redshart Senior, started looking for his foot. Mohan recalled a special moment in the annual Presiden practice session of Sun Devils in Pason.
“We just began working on footwork and hand placements,” Mohan continued. “We went to the camp tonatozona and an inner run period, which is good at good, (aggressive line), tight loops, Shaimon came out of the scripture line and ignored his hips and (defensive ends) knocked down (defensive end) (defensive end) from the line of scimples, we were talking about the hout.”
This development was played at the ground during the 2024 season. Meteor recorded a career height in reception (32), yard (306) and games (14). Meteor highly highlighted his career with five touchdowns.
As an inhibitor, the Meteor excelled as he paved the way to run the mythological season of Cam Skatebo back on the ground.
“What makes him special is his ability to be explosive and to generate power from the ground,” Mohan said. “This is a friend who seemed to have two left legs that were now coming out of the ball, coming out of the line of physical defensive scribe and when you can do so, when your tight end can go one with a defensive end and win one, but not only win the line of deadlock, but you usually achieve a lot of success, but you are like a back, if you are like a back Are,”
Now, Metayer is entering this summer, where he was 12 months ago.
He is settling in a leading role in the tight and room in ASU, which is expected to be a large part of the crime this season with Redsirt Senior Cameron Harpol, Kentchi transfer Khamri Anderson this season – who can be the most athletic players in the group – and the true freshman AJ Iya, a player who has already praised the coach’s dillingham. Redshart Freshman Zeden Fortier, a tentalizing for-star Sambhavna, is on the way to return from an ACL injury in its senior-year state title game at High School.
Metir has shown its chops as an inhibitor. He wants to increase his role as a receiver in 2025.
The NFL is now preparing for the draft with Skatebo, Sun Devils is a hole to fill in crime.
“Just be more consistent,” said the Metire. “Just because of being too heavily in the pass game because SKAT is not here. We can’t bend too much on the run game. We have found other people who are going to step into the backfield. But we are going to throw the ball a little more.”
The figures of Redshirt Junior Wide Receive Jordan Tyson are the main recipients that will possibly become an increased focus on the passing game. Tyson broke the Go-Two option for Redshart Sophomore Quarterback Sam Levit last year. According to Pro Football focus, Tyson led the nation to receive the yard in the last six matches of the season in the last six matches of the season.
Tyson and Levit hold their respective positions near the top in the country in many Presiden rankings.
The rescue will be seen first to close Tyson. This may open some favorable matchups for other players of the team.
“Honestly, I don’t think you will personally be able to play anyone on only one,” said the Metire. “We found Malik McClen. We got Jordan Tyson. We got Jalan Moss. We got Derek Eusabio. We got Nobel Johnson. We met many people. And tight -ended room, we can go to 14 personnel, 15 personnel. At the end of the day, anyone can be excluded because the coaches can be excluded because the coaches have the most trust and can be executed.”
During his time in college, the Meteor has seen a coaching deck reshuffle. He is now in a stable place in Tempe, who is an aggressive coordinator with Marcus Aroyo, and Mohan has united in his roles.
This continuity is a breath of fresh air for the merit.
“I have been in a variety of crimes. It is like my seventh aggressive coordinator,” said the Metire. “Whatever game plan is, I am going to find a way to include myself and do it according to my ability.”
Logan Stanley is a sports reporter with the Republic of Arizona that mainly focus on high school, ASU and Olympic Games. To suggest ideas for human-interest stories and other news, reach Logan.stanley@gannett.com or Stanley at 707-293-7650. Follow it on X, East Twitter: @Lsscribe,