UW- Whitewater's Andrew Kreklow Bio and Presser

[WisconsinBadgers]

Background: Krimlaw grew up in the college town of Whitewater Wisconsin where he played on the offensive line as well as the defensive line for the Whitewater Whippets. Out of high school Krimlaw was recruited by all of the top schools in the country but decided to play D3 ball for his hometown college team the UW-Whitewater Warhawks, a perennial D3 powerhouse who had already won multiple titles before his arrival. As a freshman, Krimlaw posted 20 sacks, 3 interceptions, 6 forced fumbles, and 3 defensive touchdowns. Whitewater went on to defeat Mount Union in the D3 title and Krimlaw was promoted to team captain the next year. In his sophomore season, Krimlaw posted 22 sacks, 3 interceptions, 4 forced fumbles, and scored 10 touchdowns on both offense and defense after the coach decided to play him at TE as well as LB. After his sophomore season Krimlaw decided it was time to declare for the NSFL draft.

Hobbies:

Going to the bars

Playing Madden

Managing a meme page

Football (Obviously)

Softball

Basketball

Watching film


Measurements:

Age: 19

Height: 6'4

Weight: 265


Krimlaw is open to any questions you have for him. No question will go unanswered.

[Kendrick]

1. Did you grow up a Packers fan?
2. Did you grow up thinking you'd be a Badger?
3. What's the best thing about your hometown?
4. If you could play pro ball in any US city, what would it be?
5. Favourite jersey you own in your closet?

[timeconsumer]

1) How did you go from offensive line, to defensive line, to linebacker?
2) Do you fit better in a 4-3 or 3-4 base offense?
3) What is your favorite gap to attack the passer from?
4) Given the amount of pass rushers that have declared for the draft this season, and the lack of offensive line talent, how do you feel the demand for your talent will be in the draft?
5) What aspects of your game do you think will improve the most your rookie season?

[Dinklburger01]

1. What team do you use most often in madden?
2. What is your least favorite professional team?
3. Do you think it was a good decision to go D3?
4. What is your main focus when you watch film?
5. What advantage do you think you have over other prospects in your position?)

[Anti-Hype]

disregard

[CaptainCats]

1) Which NFL player would you compare yourself to?
2) Many in the media have downplayed your achievements, calling you a big fish in a little pond, how do you respond to these criticisms?

[JBLAZE_THE_BOSS]

1. What's your favorite kind of cheese?

2. How upset were you as a kid when Brett Favre played for the Vikings?

3. What kind of film do you watch to prepare for games?

4. Are you afraid to leave the midwest?

5. There are rumors circulating you and Brewers slugger Ryan Braun both do HGH. Is this true?

[Jbearly]

How important is loyalty to you?

Are you excited to play in the nsfl even if it means leaving your hometown behind?

Why did you choose the number 69? Any personal significance?

[WisconsinBadgers]

1. Did you grow up a Packers fan?
2. Did you grow up thinking you'd be a Badger?
3. What's the best thing about your hometown?
4. If you could play pro ball in any US city, what would it be?
5. Favourite jersey you own in your closet?

First let me say, Great Questions!

1) Born and raised. No better team in the NFL to root for.
2) I am a huge Badgers fan and got an offer from them, but they were set with Watt and Biegel and I wanted to help my hometown team win more titles.
3) I love the college atmosphere Whitewater has. It's always lit.
4) I love cold weather and smaller towns.
5) Jared Abbrederis Packers Jersey. He was a local kid who walked on to the Badgers, and got drafted by the Packers.

[WisconsinBadgers]

1) How did you go from offensive line, to defensive line, to linebacker?
2) Do you fit better in a 4-3 or 3-4 base offense?
3) What is your favorite gap to attack the passer from?
4) Given the amount of pass rushers that have declared for the draft this season, and the lack of offensive line talent, how do you feel the demand for your talent will be in the draft?
5) What aspects of your game do you think will improve the most your rookie season?

1) I weighed a lot when I was younger, but once I started hitting the gym harder, I slimmed down a bit and was able to move a lot faster and make more plays as a LB.

2) I played a 4-3 in HS and a 3-4 in college. I know a lot about both defenses, but i'd say i slightly prefer a 3-4 because of the emphasis on good linebackers.

3) We played a 3-4 at Whitewater and I'd say the A or B gap

4) Given my performance at the AAB. I think teams will be itching to get a play maker like me.

5) My agility and football IQ will improve dramatically. I want to be the best.