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Old 06-11-2014, 03:21 PM  
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Dee Ford compared to Von Miller, Derrick Thomas

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http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos...Shawn-Merriman

General manager John Dorsey recently explained that Dee Ford was selected at No. 23 overall because the Auburn star was the best player left on the Kansas City Chiefs' board and the second-best pass rusher in the draft.

Coach Andy Reid has praised Ford's quickness and athletic ability while rating the outside linebacker's intangibles as "off the charts."

On a more impressive note, Ford's explosive first step has already drawn comparisons to Chiefs Hall of Fame linebacker Derrick Thomas and Broncos All-Pro Von Miller.

"If anybody reminds you of Derrick Thomas, that kid should pretty much remind you of Derrick Thomas with his first step," Pro Bowl linebacker Tamba Hali said last week, per The Huntsville Times. "He gets off the ball so fast it's scary. I just kept rewinding (the video) yesterday just looking at his first step. I don't know if he times it, but his first step is incredible."

New teammate Joe Mays, who played with Miller in Denver, sees similar traits in Ford.

"That guys is explosive. He's quick off the ball," Mays said Tuesday, per the Chiefs' official website. "He kind of reminds me of Von Miller with the way that he gets off the ball and gets around the offensive linemen. He's a freak. He knows how to work angles and uses his hands real well. He can bend and do all types of stuff you don't see in the everyday pass rushers. Definitely 'as-advertised'."

The quotes coming out of Kansas City suggest Ford should have been a top-10 draft pick last month.

As much talent as Ford boasts, it's going to be tough for him to challenge for the Defensive Rookie of the Year award while fighting for snaps behind Hali and Justin Houston.

With Hali carrying a prohibitive $12 million salary cap figure in 2015, though, Ford should be a prime "Making the Leap" candidate at this point next offseason.
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Old 06-12-2014, 11:46 AM   #106
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If a fan can't be positive or happy about anything what is the ****ing point? Just so a fan can spew negative shit. Why have negativity in your life much less let it consume you?
Because there are always 2x as many slobbering tards in Zubas willing to man up and support the next failed idea as dumb as the last one.

The greatest hope I've felt was after the black out and the banners and the planes flying over dropping leaflets to Pioli to surrender.

I honestly believe that Clark gets this is important and more than anything he doesn't want to **** it up.

I don't believe he's able to identify when it's ****ed up and needs an overhaul...
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Old 06-12-2014, 11:59 AM   #107
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I hate comparisons on rookies that haven't played one down professionally yet.

We will know he made it when people years from now are comparing a recent draftee to Dee Ford and his first step.
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Old 06-12-2014, 12:00 PM   #108
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Old 06-12-2014, 12:18 PM   #109
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Moving goal posts there because you got shown the arm length numbers are not as indicative to success as you were proclaiming.
Not at all. I said that his arm length was just one reason among others why I didn't have him ranked as a top 25 player in the draft. I also never said that he won't be successful because of it, I said it would be more difficult for him to succeed because he would have to be as close to perfect as possible in his technique and snap anticipation in order to win without the desired arm length.

Also, arm length is absolutely an important measurement, just go ask the 49ers whether or not it's important. They, and many other teams, look for OLB prospects with 34"+ arms and dock prospects heavily if they are under that.
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I dunno. I'd like him better if he was a Chevy.
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Old 06-12-2014, 01:02 PM   #113
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