Who will be this years Lawrence Taylor

[jksmith269]

Originally Posted by dckid

I was being fing sarcastic

you may have been if so then I apologize but you have under 10 posts and I don't know your habbits so I was just pointing out how "I" felt about the comments you made if they were in jest fine.........No worries

[Champsheart]

I do not know about the whole LT thing, but to answer your question about who will be the can't miss guy looking back 2 years from now, it will be..........

Mike Williams!

MW is one of the best College Football players I have ever seen. He dominated his competition as a Freshman and Sophmore. The guy is a pure football player.

I could care less that he can not run under a 4.58 in shorts.

He is big, physical, a huge target, runs good routes, is smart, has high character, runs DB's over, and has one of the best set of hands I have ever seen.

He is the real deal IMO!

I remember everytime I watched, he just looked like a man amongst boys at 18 years old. I would just watch, and say to myself man I wish he was a Dallas Cowboy.

IMO he has STAR written all over him!

[Danny White]

Originally Posted by jksmith269

you may have been if so then I apologize but you have under 10 posts and I don't know your habbits so I was just pointing out how "I" felt about the comments you made if they were in jest fine.........No worries

You misspelled "habit".

[Put Henson In]

Two letters are all you need to answer this question. DJ

[LoneStar22]

Spears

[morasp]

Originally Posted by dckid

Learn how to spell Lawrence Taylor before asking who's next..

I'll defer to your obviously superior intelligence.

Anyway He may not be the next LT but the more I read about David Pollack the more I like him. For anyone that hasn't picked up the sporting news draft guide here are some tidbits about him. 6-2 1/4 260 lbs. 4.70 40 yd. dash. Against the run, uses hands extremely well.

Pass rush: quick agile powerful and explosive. Changes direction quickly. Never quits when attacking the paser. Shows intiial quickness and closing burst of an elite edge rusher. Forces a lot of fumbles from quarterbacks. Is relentless. Lacks the speed to run past offensive tackles. Lacks the height and long arms to bat down a lot of passes.

Pursuit tackling: Never quits on a play. Is a powerful tackler; makes big plays.

Bottom link: Polack is an elite playmaker who improved his draft stock by staying in school in 2004. He makes up for his lack of height and elite speed with quickness, intensity, instincts, power and relentlessness. There isn't a more competitive or hard-working player in this class.

"You can alalyze it all you want, but he's going to be a hell of a player," says one AFC souct. "He doesn't look it , but the kid is an animal.

"You basically go into games knowing you're down one man," says Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville, "because if you don't use a fullback or the tight end to help out, he'll kill you."

[RoyBiscuit]

There might never be another Lawrence Taylor, period.

[LoneStar22]

Originally Posted by RoyBiscuit

There might never be another Lawrence Taylor, period.

EXACTLY, just a bad title....the next Bruce Smith would fit better IMO.

[The30YardSlant]

There will never be another LT. Ever. Period. Just like there will never be another Deion or another Reggie White.