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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
It's a classic example of the archaic line of thinking in football. It's the most resistant of all American sports to change, and it is run in the least intelligent manner. The fact of the matter is that 8 or 10 games of Danario Alexander is worth more than 16 games of a replacement level player, but teams resist signing players like that for dirt cheap because they buy into moronic truisms like Bill Parcells' "You can't help the club from the tub."
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"Can't be a reserve WR if you can't play ST." -- fuddy duddy NFL GMs
On this Winters kid... his rating and lack of offers are due to his size, I think. Most teams aren't interested in a LB that size.
If they can get him to 225 LBs or so without losing the athleticism, he probably will be a pretty effective college player, even if he's too small to play in the NFL at LB.