I respect your opinion, as well. However, I know he takes bad angles. I even provided video evidence of it occurring. He does have trouble shedding blocks. That's a strength issue. I figured that you would not like my analysis of JOK when I wrote that last night, so I looked up his scouting reports. Here are a list of weaknesses.
Weaknesses
Body type is caught between safety and linebacker.
Doesn't play with linebacker fundamentals yet.
Inconsistent instincts to dissect what offense is doing.
Taking on blocks can be a chore for him.
Combustible energy causes mistakes in pursuit and tackling.
Gets in too much of a hurry diving downhill.
Flow to football lacks proper leverage and consistent angles.
Will bypass wrap-up tackle for the big hit.
Those are things I have seen in the NFL. He really doesn't know how to play LBer. I'm a former coach and things like that drive me nuts.
Here is a comment from a NFL personnel guy:
"He's got so much ability, but it's kind of similar to what we've seen with Isaiah Simmons with figuring out how you want to play him." -- Personnel executive for AFC team
I loved Simmons coming out, but it's been much the same for him in the NFL.
Now, for the good. Here are his strengths:
Strengths
Rare level of explosiveness, speed and agility.
Moves around the field like a loose-hipped running back.
Plays both fast and physical.
Sudden lateral movements to slip blocks and find his meal.
Speed allows him to play past climbing blocks.
Range to challenge outside runs and perimeter throws is elite.
Fluid change of direction in pursuit while maintaining speed.
Hunts the football with extreme aggression and turned-up motor.
Run-through hitter with no brakes into contact.
Forced five fumbles and recovered four over last two years.
Twitchy trigger rockets him downhill to attack behind the line.
Traits to succeed as high-impact blitzer.
Heat-seeking missile once he's inside the pocket.
Can cover tight ends, running backs and some slot receivers.
I don't think Woods misused JOK. I just think that JOK is not a true LBer in the fundamental sense. I think JOK has some elite skills, but I believe that a special, maybe unique, role will have to be created for him. I don't see him being good in the traditional LBer role where he has to fill gaps, take on blockers, shed blockers, and make strong tackles on RBs. I think he can excel if a special role is created for him where they use him as a disrupter. Run and pass blitzer. Use him in zone coverages to sprint to the flat and disrupt screens and short throws.
Note: Here is the link for the scouting report I referenced.
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jeremiah-owusu-koramoah/32004f57-5560-4524-4478-5c5967f00096