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http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/post/_/id/4677232/cowboys-future-focus-nt-josh-brent
By Tim MacMahon
JOSH BRENT
Position: Nose tackle
Height: 6-2. Weight: 315
College: Illinois
How acquired: 2010 supplemental seventh-round pick
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Quotable: “He’s a stud. The Cowboys got a steal with that pick.” – NFC pro personnel director
Bryan Broaddus’ Scout’s Eye: “The most impressive thing about Josh Brent is his ability to play on the other side of the line of scrimmage. The guy plays with power. He needs to learn how to free himself more often, but he is a strong guy. He has the ability the drive his man back, but he needs to learn to disengage better. The ball goes by him at times. He’ll be in position to make a play, but he’s not disengaged and then the ball will go by him. But his ability to get push is good. He plays with a lot of effort but needs to become a little bit more of a sideline-to-sideline guy. He needs to develop more pass-rush moves instead of just trying to push the pocket. I think his role can increase. The good thing about Josh Brent this year is that he played more throughout the season. The confidence level of the coaches has to be pretty high going into next year with him. If he just works on some technique refinement, he’s got a chance.”
By Tim MacMahon
JOSH BRENT
Position: Nose tackle
Height: 6-2. Weight: 315
College: Illinois
How acquired: 2010 supplemental seventh-round pick
<snip>
<snip>
Quotable: “He’s a stud. The Cowboys got a steal with that pick.” – NFC pro personnel director
Bryan Broaddus’ Scout’s Eye: “The most impressive thing about Josh Brent is his ability to play on the other side of the line of scrimmage. The guy plays with power. He needs to learn how to free himself more often, but he is a strong guy. He has the ability the drive his man back, but he needs to learn to disengage better. The ball goes by him at times. He’ll be in position to make a play, but he’s not disengaged and then the ball will go by him. But his ability to get push is good. He plays with a lot of effort but needs to become a little bit more of a sideline-to-sideline guy. He needs to develop more pass-rush moves instead of just trying to push the pocket. I think his role can increase. The good thing about Josh Brent this year is that he played more throughout the season. The confidence level of the coaches has to be pretty high going into next year with him. If he just works on some technique refinement, he’s got a chance.”
