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10-17-2014, 06:44 PM | #151 |
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I attribute a lot of that to their offense, actually, and the two are mutual and go hand in hand.
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His offense makes him fill the wrong gap, make the wrong read, over-pursue, and just miss tackles that you would expect any good ILB, much less one who was voted DPOY, to make? It's one thing if this happens once in a while to a linebacker, but it has happened in virtually every game that I've watched the Panthers play this year.
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Scheme fit isn't Dorset fit? Dorset picked the scheme. Dorset also didn't draft in green bay |
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It honestly sounds like when I'm saying "Dorsey type" anyway, it means the same thing as when you're saying "scheme type." We're both saying the same thing with a different adjective. I'm fairly certain it's that simple. |
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Correct me if I missed reading these already Direckshun...
Interested in takes on: OT Tyler Sambrailo - Colorado State (I see him as an excellent OG prospect) WR Stefon Diggs - Maryland (Potential game breaker) DE Anthony Chickillo - Miami (Thinking later round guy that you bulk up like Bailey. He's 277 now) |
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I've mocked Sambrailo and Chickillo to the Chiefs in previous mocks, and I like Diggs a lot. I've been interested in all three players. Sambrailo and Diggs should be coming within the next week.
You think Sambrailo is more of a guard prospect? |
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While we're on the subject of offensive tackles, check out T.J. Clemmings from Pitt. He only switched to OT a couple of years ago from DE. Super athletic, good length, and great burst in the run game.
He plays RT because of his lack of experience but he moves and looks like an athletic LT. |
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Yes... I see this "light on his feet" shit written all the time and I don't see it at all. He's a bit heavy on his feet if you ask me. He's a bit of a lunger against speed. I think NFL caliber speed rushers will make his head spin. He might function as a right tackle, but I'd be worried a bunch about his strength out the gate as a right tackle. I think he'd be best used inside where some of his flaws can be greatly masked. I think if you talk about a guy that is an elite reach and seal run blocker, then look no further. He also functions adequately in space, although I'd like to see more lock-on type open field blocking than lunging and getting in the way. Ask Jon Asamoah how well that shit works in the NFL... He's solid in pass pro, especially against slower opponents and he has a very quick punch. To me his skill set screams guard. If I had to prognosticate right now, I'd say he'd be an Pro-Bowl level guard and a serviceable-at-best tackle. |
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OG A.J. Cann, South Carolina -- Cann is built like a tree trunk and offers you exactly the type of skillset you'd expect from that. Cann stands at 6'3", 318 lbs, but his thick bottom half and beefy arms make him look about 330. That translates, when used, into a whole lot of downhill blocking power. Cann is at his absolute best when he gets to unload into a defense tackle in the run game and move him off the ball. The more your offense does that, the better suited Cann will be. His frame is utterly constructed for that, but isn't as well built for agility -- he's okay when he pulls, but he can struggle in space at the second level trying to track down defensive backs. He is at his best against big, powerful nose tackles that play to his strength, but he can totally miss on athletic three-techniques who show great burst off the line. He looks like he runs a 5.5, honestly, but is surprisingly good in pass protection against DTs. He can take a good punch from a DT, recover, and stymie most rushes in their tracks. Occasionally someone can get around him, but trying to bullrush Cann is a fool's errand. He's not an elite talent, but as a really solid passblocker and powerful road grader, I'd think him worth a midrounder for a likeminded team. I'd put him at a 3rd-4th rounder.
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Pretty weird to me that A.J. Cann's been projected as a 1st round pick in some circles. He just doesn't seem athletic enough to warrant that kind of consideration.
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2014/9/1...-a-1st-rounder |
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The schemes come down to coordinators/Coaches, not the GM. While one could say that he brought in Reid "knowing" the scheme, he chose Reid because he's a winning, solid "coach em up" type of coach who was without a doubt the best option available to us. Reid runs the game but has a huge hand in the Offensive playcalling/coordination. Sutton almost entirely controls that defense. Dorsey has NOTHING to do with the scheme. And to say Dorsey didn't draft for the Packers, really? REALLY? From your side, it'll seem like semantics because you believe Dorsey has a type and only goes for that type, and that's incorrect. On the other hand, Dorsey HAS been drafting to the Reid/Sutton scheme, so he's taking his guys, who fit those schemes. Point here is, you can't just rule a guy as a Dorsey Fit or not a Dorsey fit, because they also have to fit Reid/Sutton. Further, you MUST, and I emphasize must here, acknowledge the fact that ZERO GM's out there worth their weight, draft solely for the talent they desire, regardless of the scheme and system. You simply wouldn't last, as a GM. |
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Dorset is the gm, he picks the coordinators, so by asssociation, he picks the schemes
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