:laugh1: First thought that came to mind when I saw him too.theogt;4520876 said:I don't get the hype on this guy. Not particularly athletic. Not super productive. Looks like younger, trimmer Greg Ellis live. I'd never play him as a 3-4 OLB.
Mayock has him at 9 ahead of Ingram as well.Wulfman;4519849 said:If he has him rated above Ingram, he's in the minority. I've seen a number of places where he is rated around the same or slightly higher than Upshaw, though.
I like the looks of him, and he's not really climbing up draft boards lately so much as the average draftnik is just now figuring out what the guys who watch film already knew...that he's a solid first-round prospect and can get enough pass-rush that he won't make it out of the round. He could go as high as #16 to the Jets, I believe.
Staxxxx;4520895 said:Mayock has him at 9 ahead of Ingram as well.
7. Mark Barron
8. Stephon Gilmore
9. Chandler Jones
11. Fletcher Cox
13. Dontari Poe
14. Shea McClellin
18. Melvin Ingram
22. Whitney Mercilus
23. Courtney Upshaw
24. David DeCastro
25. Cordy Glenn
29. Michael Brockers
30. Vinny Curry
40. Peter Konz
41. Bruce Irvin
jterrell;4520363 said:looking again you are correct. I was comparing him mostly to my pet cat, Ingram, who slaughtered the 3 cone, beating even Ware's number.
i still think Ingram goes top 10 and is the top pass rusher selected.
That's like saying Dre Kirkpatrick should bulk up to be a linebacker.hra8700;4521123 said:I think people are talking about him because they think he can gain another 20-25 pounds of muscle and play 3-4 DE.
rwalters31;4521121 said:If this is the worst draft for pass rushers, why is everyone here hot about one in the first round? I hope the Cowboys' drafting staff is not paying attention.
Let's talk about a NT who pushes the center of a OL back into the QB. Best way to stop a running game is penetration into the back field. Therefore, NT is best chose on defense.
Just saying
