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Le Fevour would be a great pick on the 3rd round for us.
Here is the think with Graham though. I just don't think he can make the switch to OLB. The guy needs to play with his hand on the ground IMO.
Now that doesn't mean we still couldn't take him but if we did I think he should play Berry's old spot and not OLB. Berry rarely if ever actually played standing up, 90% of his playing time was with him as a 4-3 or 3-4 DE on passing downs with his hand on the ground.
Concerning Cody I think he gets taken off the board faster then people think. There are a ton of 3-4 teams now and that list might grow in 2010. 3-4 NT just might be the hardest position to find in a 3-4 so his services might go off the board faster then people think. Especially if he loses another 20-30 pounds by the end of Feb. for the combine. Plus besides the weigh in coaches and scout liked what they saw from Cody and the senior bowl practices.
Concerning 3-4 OLB and the transition of those players from DE to OLB. Interesting facts from walterfootball.com
"but teams are much more hesitant to take rush linebackers now because the conversion is so unpredictable. Just look at last year's results - no one in the top 15 selections took a rush linebacker. The Chargers (No. 16), Broncos (18) and Packers (26) went with one, but only Green Bay's selection (Clay Matthews) has panned out thus far.
It wasn't just last year; in 2008, the Jets were burnt by Gholston. They were the only team to gamble on a rush linebacker in the first round. I think some of these 3-4 guys will take a tumble come April. "
http://walterfootball.com/draft2010_1.php
Gotta love Taylor Mays hearing all week he doesn't play the ball so what's he do, stops the last drive of the first half with an INT in the endzone.
I don't see why he can't. He played linebacker in high school so he is used to playing without a hand on the ground.Here is the think with Graham though. I just don't think he can make the switch to OLB. The guy needs to play with his hand on the ground IMO.
I didnt know he's the son of the ex-Card Stafford Mays from the '80's.
I don't see why he can't. He played linebacker in high school so he is used to playing without a hand on the ground.
I dunno man, every mock draft site is projecting a 34 team to take Graham as a OLB. His measurables are more suited for OLB imo.
I was trying to watch Punt Returners. Would love to see us get a DB/PR.
Javier Arenas looked pretty good but we probably already have him as far as CB goes in Michael Adams.
I thought Devin McCourty of Rutgers returned a punt in the game but I guess it was a KO. Does anyone remember? He looked pretty good whichever one it was. Kyle Wilson is a DB/PR but he will probably be gone by the time we get to thinking in terms of filling the PR job.
Le Fevour would be a great pick on the 3rd round for us.
I didnt know he's the son of the ex-Card Stafford Mays from the '80's.
I think he needs to be under 320. But also dont get me wrong he can be without a doubt effective under 320 at NT, by effective I mean above average. Just dont think a guy under 320 would ever be dominate at NT in a 3-4 at that weight, there never has been one to date, doesnt mean he cant be the first but I highly doubt it. He needs to stay in a 4-3 IMO.
Jay Ratliff is 300 and he's one of the best NT in the league. And that's his weight at the beginning of the year
(Note: This exception pretty much proves the rule....)
Jay Ratliff is 300 and he's one of the best NT in the league. And that's his weight at the beginning of the year
(Note: This exception pretty much proves the rule....)
Jay Ratliff is 300 and he's one of the best NT in the league. And that's his weight at the beginning of the year
(Note: This exception pretty much proves the rule....)