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12-24-2012
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Margus Hunt is playing himself into a 2nd round pick
3 sacks and 2 FF before half time. After this performance and he blows up the combine there's no way he makes it out of the 2nd. You just don't find too many guys with his size and athletic ability.
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12-24-2012
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#2
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True, I hate how he comes in flashes but I think over time he has great potential. Still very raw but with this game plus his size and strength and athletic ability he will shoot up boards.
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12-24-2012
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#3
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The guy he is dominating is a true freshman. Have seen him disapear too many times.
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12-24-2012
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#4
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Ansah has done less in college and is being talked about as a 1st round pick. Hunt's size, athletic ability, and skill set is arguably just as impressive as Ansah's in my opinion. Yes, he is very raw. Hes certainly not a finished product, but he has all the tools to be a great DE. For a guy still learning the game he is pretty impressive.
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12-24-2012
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#5
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Hunt just made himself some more money tonight. You know he will have a greag combine, late first early second for sure.
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12-24-2012
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iPhotoshop
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Hunt had a great game. But the guy looks too small to play DE in a 3/4. He would be a project.
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12-24-2012
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#7
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6'7 285 is just fine for 3-4 DE. If he uses his long arms properly he can fight off blocks like anyone else.
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12-24-2012
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#8
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Quote:
Originally Posted by LatinMind
Hunt had a great game. But the guy looks too small to play DE in a 3/4. He would be a project.
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To small, did you see Hunt. 6'8" and 280-285 and still has room to add weight. No way man, he will be fine. |
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12-25-2012
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Quote:
Originally Posted by supercowboy8
To small, did you see Hunt. 6'8" and 280-285 and still has room to add weight. No way man, he will be fine.
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I too have seen his magical act of disappearing for halfs in previous games against better competition. When someone says raw this is who I think of, not Ansah from BYU, I would take Hunt over Ansah because in the big bowl game he never showed up and I ended up watch Van Noy the LBer for BYU. Much more upside if you can get this German riled up. He can also block punts like no one I have ever seen, this year he was subdued because teams were well aware of his talent and planned accordingly. IMO third or fourth would be reasonable, this game may thrust him into the second rd. |
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12-25-2012
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iPhotoshop
Joined: | Mar 2005 |
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6'8 280 is on the thin side. Dallas has the same type of player hunt is in college in Crawford. One project is enough
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12-25-2012
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I have been high on Hunt all season.
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12-25-2012
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#12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Macnalty
I too have seen his magical act of disappearing for halfs in previous games against better competition. When someone says raw this is who I think of, not Ansah from BYU, I would take Hunt over Ansah because in the big bowl game he never showed up and I ended up watch Van Noy the LBer for BYU. Much more upside if you can get this German riled up. He can also block punts like no one I have ever seen, this year he was subdued because teams were well aware of his talent and planned accordingly. IMO third or fourth would be reasonable, this game may thrust him into the second rd.
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Watch Ansah in some other games. I don't think that Bowl game was a good representation of how he can perform. Also, it appeared to me that San Deigo State went into that game determined to not let Ansah beat them. I recall at least 2 plays where they had 3 OL blocking Ansah and None blocking Van Noy.
As for the German, I only see him playing 3-4 DE. I don't think he can bend-the-corner against NFL OTs as a 4-3 DE.
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12-25-2012
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if you ain't first, you're last
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Project or not, with Ratliff's age, Brent's legal status and Coleman most likely gone, we need the players, it's also a bad DL FA crop this year,
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12-25-2012
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#14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AmishCowboy
Project or not, with Ratliff's age, Brent's legal status and Coleman most likely gone, we need the players, it's also a bad DL FA crop this year,
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I'm with you, if Hunt is the BPA when we pick, then get him.
Also this is a very bad FA for 3-4 DL. Desmond Bryant, Sample Lee Hill, and Terrence Knighton are the only ones. |
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12-25-2012
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#15
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Hunt will be a 26 or 27 year old rookie. That drops him automatically.
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