Jonathan Greenard

DE/OLB / Florida

Ed Hunt:  How did it feel out there during your first Senior Bowl practice?

Jonathan Greenard:  It felt good to just get the juices back again flowing.  Be back here with no pads playing the best of the best.  Good start.

Ed Hunt:  How did it feel to get pressure in shells.  I mean you aren’t doing live tackling, but it seems like you were getting pressure.

Jonathan Greenard:  Yeah, it feels good.  Anytime you can get to the quarterback and help makes some plays on the opposing side of the ball.  It’s going to be good, so I do what I do.  I’m going to continue to work at it and its day one, so I can’t get too complacent with it.  Build on it.   

Ed Hunt:  I notice you kind of have sneaky power for your size.  What do you attribute that to?

Jonathan Greenard:  (laughing) I like that.

Ed Hunt:  Are you a big weightlifter or a good technique guy?

Jonathan Greenard:  In my mind, I’m the smallest guy even though my numbers say a little bit otherwise.  I’ve been doing that all my life and it’s been helping me to this point.

Ed Hunt:  Is there a player that you model your game after?

Jonathan Greenard:  I like Khalil Mack.  I like the guys that are a little bit smaller, but show a lot of power and explosiveness.

Ed Hunt:  Do you see yourself as more of a 3-4 or a 4-3 guy?

Jonathan Greenard:  Either one.  I can stand up or I can come out in a three point.  You line me up and we’re going to make some plays.

Ed Hunt:  Did you drop into coverage in practice at Florida?

Jonathan Greenard:  Yeah, I definitely did.  I got a couple picks too.  In practice!  I think I got two of them in practice, maybe three.

Ed Hunt:  Do you know your 40 time?

Jonathan Greenard:  I don’t right now, but you will find out at the combine.

Ed Hunt:  Where are you training?

Jonathan Greenard:  At Excel in Pensacola.

Ed Hunt:  What does your agent say, as far as what round you are going to go in?

Jonathan Greenard:  We’ve heard it all.  But we’re shooting for the first round.