Sturdivant's draft stock dipped after missing five games this past season with a hamstring injury, but he is athletic enough to eventually become a starter at the next level. He is a smart football player that flows to the ball and shows a good closing burst. He gets in good position and shows the ability to anticipate routes in zone coverage, and he maintains speed in transition which makes him effective in man. He lacks the necessary bulk and strength to take on blockers and can is engulfed in phone booth situations too often. Sturdivant is likely a third round pick.
"Sturdivant was a terrific run-defending linebacker at North Carolina who also showed skill making plays in space. He does not possess great size for a middle linebacker at the next level, and he does not have the cover skills to be moved to the weak side. He may be best on the inside of a 3-4 alignment but will need time to develop and physically mature."
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/draft-2011/players/63568.html#ixzz1L2OGEN1x
Cool! Need and BPA wrapped up in one. Now we get McElroy in RD7 and we're rolling.
Cool! Need and BPA wrapped up in one. Now we get McElroy in RD7 and we're rolling.
Still have another pick at in the 6th at #184. Lee Ziemba out of Auburn is BPA and need at OT.
we have 184 (6th) tooCool! Need and BPA wrapped up in one. Now we get McElroy in RD7 and we're rolling.
Virgil Green TE and Dwayne Harris WR are higher on the boards I am looking at!
Yeah, but there is no way we take another TE, and we are good at receiver with Andre Roberts and Stephen Williams.
Yeah, but there is no way we take another TE, and we are good at receiver with Andre Roberts and Stephen Williams.