Everything he said was dead on. People think Edmunds may be an odd fit for the Fangio defense, but I think he's absolutely perfect. He wants to run and hit things. He's best at that. He struggles when you run at him, maybe use some misdirection, get a guard out on him. But I think you can put him on the strong side between Hicks and Goldman and that will help keep blockers off of him. Going to need 3 guys to block those 2 in the run game, leaving Edmunds free or against a pulling guard or lead back most times. I'd take Edmunds in most of those matchups. Plus, Trevathan is smart and good enough from the weak side to help out and stop the cutback. Then you have pretty good safeties to back him up. Plus obviously, he can learn from Trevathan and a great defensive coaching staff.
I think people hear "lacks instincts" and think that's something that can never come. But instincts are based on patterns of behavior. I think in football, you can learn instincts. Hopefully, Edmunds can learn offensive patterns and eventually get the experience so that he knows what teams are trying to do in certain formations. But early in his career, I think you can essentially "hide" Edmunds' weaknesses because the guys around him are pretty good. But long-term, I think he's a stud because he will be coached well, play alongside some good players, and use his amazing athletic ability.
