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Old 11-02-2012   #11
Marktui
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Is it easier (or more likely successful) to draft a:

1. strong but technically flawed player and try to make him better, or

2. weak but technically proficient player and make him stronger?


Additionally, why do you guys think that Free has regressed so badly/been exposed this year?

I think you have to draft line specific to your scheme. Man vs zone. Do you want quick agile guys that can pull and run screens. Road graders that can go straight ahead and maul.

Doug Free is a waist bender. He gets so upright on his pass sets that guys get underneath his pads and push him straight back. He needs to get his arse lower so he can anchor properly.
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