Plays 1 & 2 are impressive because it was all athleticism and pure effort. I say this because he didn't really read the plays, but reacted quickly and decisively.
Play 3 he actually didn't have gap discipline, yet still found a way to hustle to the ball and get the ball carrier down for a short gain.
Play 4, I remember seeing during the live telecast, and asking myself...did he just do that?
It is just plain scary how good Leonard will be with film study, experience and reading his keys.
None of the WILL LB's of the Dungy era, even came close to this kids ability and performance.
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