Thread: Which 2 of the top 4 do you like?

clady bombed his wonderlic test. And i was one of the ones that said are you sure we want this guy protecting our qbs blind side. A guy who got an 11.


Wonderlics dont mean as much as they show. Kinda like the 40.

Originally Posted by BigDaddyBronco

I wonder what Plummer's wonderlic was.

I bet his jersey number was higher.

Originally Posted by turftoad

He ranks #2 on this pole.

He's the #1 ranked ILB on 95% of the experts/scouts lists.

I guess I'll believe those guys first.

You can find negative's on every prospect profile comming into the draft.

Jackson leads this pole. Do ya think we can find some negative draft stuff on him??

Bet we can.

Wait so just because Rey Maualuga is the #1 rated Linebacker...he isn't going to be a bust?

Wasn't Joey Harrington the #1 rated QB? That worked out...

Oh so was Alex Smith.....

LB David Pollock for the Bengals?

Bobby Carpenter????

That's fine, people can have their opinion. Just don't flame my opinion for not liking Rey Maualuga...

Originally Posted by underrated29

clady bombed his wonderlic test. And i was one of the ones that said are you sure we want this guy protecting our qbs blind side. A guy who got an 11.


Wonderlics dont mean as much as they show. Kinda like the 40.

We still dont know how good Clady is.

Originally Posted by bullis26

your said Ray Lewis >>>>>> any ILB (that would be saying he's the best, but i guess you just never passed math class in elementary school)


And coming from the guy that KNOWS everything about every player (instead of just thinking or assumming) you talk out of your ass more than just about anybody else

Math class? That has nothing to do with Math Class .....stupid.....you just lost any little ounce of seriousness that I was trying to take your post with....


I'm sorry that you don't agree with my opinion......but you don't have to be an a** about it...

Originally Posted by underrated29

clady bombed his wonderlic test. And i was one of the ones that said are you sure we want this guy protecting our qbs blind side. A guy who got an 11.


Wonderlics dont mean as much as they show. Kinda like the 40.

You are right. Brian Griese had a 39 and John Elway had a 29. BTW Jeff George had a 10.

http://www.armchairassociation.com/2...derlic-me.html

Originally Posted by getlynched47

Wait so just because Rey Maualuga is the #1 rated Linebacker...he isn't going to be a bust?

Wasn't Joey Harrington the #1 rated QB? That worked out...

Oh so was Alex Smith.....

LB David Pollock for the Bengals?

Bobby Carpenter????

That's fine, people can have their opinion. Just don't flame my opinion for not liking Rey Maualuga...

Yes, we all know the draft is a crap shoot.

Originally Posted by turftoad

He ranks #2 on this pole.

He's the #1 ranked ILB on 95% of the experts/scouts lists.

I guess I'll believe those guys first.

You can find negative's on every prospect profile comming into the draft.

Jackson leads this pole. Do ya think we can find some negative draft stuff on him??

Bet we can.

your right we can

Negatives: Bit of a "tweener" for 4-3 teams. ... Lacks a great burst upfield, closing speed and the repertoire of pass-rush moves to be a dynamic outside pass rusher. ... Marginal speed to close. ... Does not change direction quickly in the backfield to prevent quarterbacks stepping up or getting yards with their feet.

i actually have credible sources lynch

Originally Posted by getlynched47

Math class? That has nothing to do with Math Class .....stupid.....you just lost any little ounce of seriousness that I was trying to take your post with....


I'm sorry that you don't agree with my opinion......but you don't have to be an a** about it...

your the one who starting to attack me and just in case you didnt know <,>, = are all math

1<2
3>1
and 1=1

thats all math

you said Ray Lewis > any other ILB

> means GREATER THAN

Originally Posted by bullis26

your right we can

Negatives: Bit of a "tweener" for 4-3 teams. ... Lacks a great burst upfield, closing speed and the repertoire of pass-rush moves to be a dynamic outside pass rusher. ... Marginal speed to close. ... Does not change direction quickly in the backfield to prevent quarterbacks stepping up or getting yards with their feet.

i actually have credible sources lynch

I have yet to see one of them........

http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/p...ospect_id=1225

Maualuga reminds many of another former USC linebacker, Junior Seau. Maualuga has great size and power. He may lack sideline to sideline speed, but does have good short-area quickness. He is surprisingly smooth for such a big linebacker. Maualuga has improved his instincts as a blitzer. Maualuga is a great middle linebacker prospect and in the right system could emerge as an even better pro than college player.

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...aluga?id=79852

Negatives: Has a tendency to overpursue, opening holes in the defense for quick and savvy ballcarriers to exploit. ... Too often relies on his explosive hitting to knock down ballcarriers, rather than wrapping up to make secure tackles.

http://www.draftcountdown.com/scouti...y-Maualuga.php
Weaknesses:

Does not have elite timed speed...Inconsistent...Can be too aggressive at times...Always looking to deliver the knockout blow and will miss some tackles...Does not always take proper angles...Lacks fluid hips...May struggle to match up in coverage...Average change of direction skills...Range is somewhat limited...Will get caught out of position at times... Still immature...Ran into some trouble off the field.

http://warroomreport.com/index.php?o...d=361&Itemid=1

Weakness: His aggressiveness can be his downfall at times as he goes for the big hit instead of wrapping up…tends to over pursue and run himself out of plays…still needs to improve his play recognition skills…timed speed is only average…will struggle to handle man coverage, as he can be a bit stiff…concerns about his maturity level, especially after some off the field issues and hits that injured teammates at USC…more of a “thumper”….

Originally Posted by getlynched47

I have yet to see one of them........

http://www.fftoolbox.com/nfl_draft/p...ospect_id=1225


http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...aluga?id=79852


http://www.draftcountdown.com/scouti...y-Maualuga.php
Weaknesses:


http://warroomreport.com/index.php?o...d=361&Itemid=1

there comparing Rey Mauluga to Junior Seau thats still pretty DAMN good Seau was a beast, but i honestly dont see how they compare, Seau isnt near as Ferocious as Rey

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...e-tab-analysis

there ya go buddy, just for you

and BTW lynch you only posted negatives heres postives and negatives of Rey

Overview

A more consistent playmaker than Keith Rivers -- selected 10th overall by the Bengals in 2008 -- Maualuga might be the most explosive hitter in the draft. Blessed with a prototypical combination of size and athleticism, Maualuga has the speed to beat the running back wide and the bulk to be a punisher on the inside. Maualuga impressed scouts with his ability to rush the passer during drills at the Senior Bowl and delivered six sacks as a junior (zero as a senior). His penchant for big plays in coverage make him one of the few inside linebackers of this class capable of playing all three downs. A three-time all-conference selection and 2009 All-American, Maualuga is a difference-maker worthy of a top-20 selection in the 2009 draft.

you see that he's capable of covering, and a three down LB, this is his official scouting report, BUT WAIT THERES MORE!

Analysis

Positives: Good initial quickness off the snap. ... Quickly gets to top speed, flashing rare downhill explosiveness for the position. ... Reads the action quickly. ... Willing to take on blocks and has the strength and hand technique to shed quickly. ... Good lateral quickness to evade blockers and has the speed to beat backs to the flanks. ... Gets good depth on his pass drop and is quick to close on the ball. ... Punishing hitter with four career forced fumbles. ... Productive pass rusher with the speed to close on even mobile quarterbacks. ... Can break down in space to make the secure open-field tackle.

and unfortunately

Negatives: Has a tendency to overpursue, opening holes in the defense for quick and savvy ballcarriers to exploit. ... Too often relies on his explosive hitting to knock down ballcarriers, rather than wrapping up to make secure tackles.

again just for you buddy http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...e-tab-analysis

Any combination of those four players would make us a better football team. I'd prefer a Brown/Jackson defensive punch; but I'd love to throw Moreno in there as well. Rey would be #4 on my list of those players.

Originally Posted by Cicero

Any combination of those four players would make us a better football team. I'd prefer a Brown/Jackson defensive punch; but I'd love to throw Moreno in there as well. Rey would be #4 on my list of those players.

I'd prefer Rey/Brown

But brown definately wont be there so jackson at 18

Moreno would be 4th on my list, i really dont want offense

Originally Posted by bullis26

and BTW lynch you only posted negatives heres postives and negatives of Rey

Overview

A more consistent playmaker than Keith Rivers -- selected 10th overall by the Bengals in 2008 -- Maualuga might be the most explosive hitter in the draft. Blessed with a prototypical combination of size and athleticism, Maualuga has the speed to beat the running back wide and the bulk to be a punisher on the inside. Maualuga impressed scouts with his ability to rush the passer during drills at the Senior Bowl and delivered six sacks as a junior (zero as a senior). His penchant for big plays in coverage make him one of the few inside linebackers of this class capable of playing all three downs. A three-time all-conference selection and 2009 All-American, Maualuga is a difference-maker worthy of a top-20 selection in the 2009 draft.

you see that he's capable of covering, and a three down LB, this is his official scouting report, BUT WAIT THERES MORE!

Analysis

Positives: Good initial quickness off the snap. ... Quickly gets to top speed, flashing rare downhill explosiveness for the position. ... Reads the action quickly. ... Willing to take on blocks and has the strength and hand technique to shed quickly. ... Good lateral quickness to evade blockers and has the speed to beat backs to the flanks. ... Gets good depth on his pass drop and is quick to close on the ball. ... Punishing hitter with four career forced fumbles. ... Productive pass rusher with the speed to close on even mobile quarterbacks. ... Can break down in space to make the secure open-field tackle.

and unfortunately

Negatives: Has a tendency to overpursue, opening holes in the defense for quick and savvy ballcarriers to exploit. ... Too often relies on his explosive hitting to knock down ballcarriers, rather than wrapping up to make secure tackles.

again just for you buddy http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...e-tab-analysis

yeah you posted only negatives of Tyson Jackson only...I thought I'd follow suit