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by 4thQtrGlory » Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:46 pm

by Ziner » Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:49 pm
4thQtrGlory wrote: Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
by Triple-S » Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:16 pm
4thQtrGlory wrote: Nate Washington, Eric Barton
Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.

by Crash Davis » Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:41 pm
Ziner wrote:4thQtrGlory wrote: Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
That is my thoughts. We need to quit overpaying for FA's. Draft well and properly. Get the most out of your current players and you will be ok. A few FA's here and there for the right price is the way to go.
Name the last big money FA the Inbred signed. They have 2 superbowls in the past 5 years. We have acquired more talent than them in every FA season. I am sick of winning in March. Show me in the Fall/Winter ManKok
by DrPoove » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:31 pm
pod2dawg wrote:BART SCOTT
by jfiling » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:41 pm
Ziner wrote:[Name the last big money FA the Inbred signed. They have 2 superbowls in the past 5 years. We have acquired more talent than them in every FA season. I am sick of winning in March. Show me in the Fall/Winter ManKok
by pod2dawg » Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:46 am
DrPoove wrote:pod2dawg wrote:BART SCOTT
I think he may be more a product of the Ravens system a la Audalius Thomas than a pure talent like the Murderer or Suggs.

by Guest » Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:03 am
4thQtrGlory wrote:Ok, every premier Free Agent seems to have been franchised or signed to a long term contract. Here is a short list of guys that we can no longer have....
LB/DE-- Karlos Dansby, Terrell Suggs, Julius Peppers
CB- Dunta Robinson, Nmandi Asomugha
RB- Brandon Jacbobs, Darren Sproles
Here is whats left.......
Notables: Derrick Ward, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Bryant Johnson, Nate Washington, Eric Barton, Keith Brooking, Dan Cody, Clark Haggans, Bart Scott, Dre Bly, Michael Boulware, Mike Brown, Brian Dawkins, Reynaldo Hill, Jim Leonhard, Ricky Manning jr., Chris Mcalister, Darren Sharper.
My god, this is slim. Everyone was freaking franchised this year and it leaves us with slim pickens. Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:44 am
Hiko wrote:4thQtrGlory wrote:Ok, every premier Free Agent seems to have been franchised or signed to a long term contract. Here is a short list of guys that we can no longer have....
LB/DE-- Karlos Dansby, Terrell Suggs, Julius Peppers
CB- Dunta Robinson, Nmandi Asomugha
RB- Brandon Jacbobs, Darren Sproles
Here is whats left.......
Notables: Derrick Ward, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Bryant Johnson, Nate Washington, Eric Barton, Keith Brooking, Dan Cody, Clark Haggans, Bart Scott, Dre Bly, Michael Boulware, Mike Brown, Brian Dawkins, Reynaldo Hill, Jim Leonhard, Ricky Manning jr., Chris Mcalister, Darren Sharper.
My god, this is slim. Everyone was freaking franchised this year and it leaves us with slim pickens. Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
What, Ray Lewis isn't notable enough to make that list?
by 4thQtrGlory » Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:39 am
Hiko wrote:4thQtrGlory wrote:Ok, every premier Free Agent seems to have been franchised or signed to a long term contract. Here is a short list of guys that we can no longer have....
LB/DE-- Karlos Dansby, Terrell Suggs, Julius Peppers
CB- Dunta Robinson, Nmandi Asomugha
RB- Brandon Jacbobs, Darren Sproles
Here is whats left.......
Notables: Derrick Ward, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Bryant Johnson, Nate Washington, Eric Barton, Keith Brooking, Dan Cody, Clark Haggans, Bart Scott, Dre Bly, Michael Boulware, Mike Brown, Brian Dawkins, Reynaldo Hill, Jim Leonhard, Ricky Manning jr., Chris Mcalister, Darren Sharper.
My god, this is slim. Everyone was freaking franchised this year and it leaves us with slim pickens. Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
What, Ray Lewis isn't notable enough to make that list?

by Lubber » Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:51 am
4thQtrGlory wrote:Hiko wrote:4thQtrGlory wrote:Ok, every premier Free Agent seems to have been franchised or signed to a long term contract. Here is a short list of guys that we can no longer have....
LB/DE-- Karlos Dansby, Terrell Suggs, Julius Peppers
CB- Dunta Robinson, Nmandi Asomugha
RB- Brandon Jacbobs, Darren Sproles
Here is whats left.......
Notables: Derrick Ward, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Bryant Johnson, Nate Washington, Eric Barton, Keith Brooking, Dan Cody, Clark Haggans, Bart Scott, Dre Bly, Michael Boulware, Mike Brown, Brian Dawkins, Reynaldo Hill, Jim Leonhard, Ricky Manning jr., Chris Mcalister, Darren Sharper.
My god, this is slim. Everyone was freaking franchised this year and it leaves us with slim pickens. Looks like we are going to have to build through the draft for the future. What are your guys' thoughts? Is there anyone i left out that you think could make a big difference on this team?
What, Ray Lewis isn't notable enough to make that list?
Murderers not included, sorry.
by noles1 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:09 pm

by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:30 pm
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:52 pm
js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 12:56 pm
Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 1:52 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
by mattvan1 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:10 pm
lubber wrote: [So you would not want one of the top 5 LB's in the NFL on your team because of his scandalous past?
by mattvan1 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:18 pm
Crash Davis wrote:LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:40 pm
mattvan1 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
Chaun Thompson ran a 4.53 at the 2003 Combine. How'd that work out for him? Oh, yea, he had 10 sacks in 5 years.
by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 2:51 pm
Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:05 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
He doesn't have the strength to play outside in the 3-4. He would be an ILB. I can pretty just guarantee it actually.
I've watched him play and playing OLB in the 4-3 is a lot different than the 3-4. Brian Cushing wouldn't work outside either in the 3-4. Look at all the great 3-4 OLB and name one that compares to Curry. I can name a lot that play ILB that compares to Curry.
by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:36 pm
Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
He doesn't have the strength to play outside in the 3-4. He would be an ILB. I can pretty just guarantee it actually.
I've watched him play and playing OLB in the 4-3 is a lot different than the 3-4. Brian Cushing wouldn't work outside either in the 3-4. Look at all the great 3-4 OLB and name one that compares to Curry. I can name a lot that play ILB that compares to Curry.
Apparently you don't read very well as clearly stated why he can play OLB in the 3-4 in my last post. Just because he didn't play DE in college doesn't mean he doesn't project to an OLB in the NFL in the 3-4. He can play anywhere at LB on this defense and be a major upgrade over anything we have right now. His best pro position may in fact be at ILB but you still have not given any facts as to why he can't play outside in the 3-4 in the NFL. You want examples, how about Keith Bullock?
How do you know Curry doesn't have the strength to play in the 3-4? Apparently you've only watched him once or twice. To say this pre-combine is really BOLD as neither of us knows for sure.
Cushing not playing OLB in the 3-4 is a no brainer so don't put words in my mouth regarding that one. Cushing lacks speed and doesn't have any experience in coverage as unlike Curry he was taken off the field in nickel and dime packages. He's a helluva a lot slower than Curry so like I said that one is a given from the get go before we even get into technique.
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:44 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
He doesn't have the strength to play outside in the 3-4. He would be an ILB. I can pretty just guarantee it actually.
I've watched him play and playing OLB in the 4-3 is a lot different than the 3-4. Brian Cushing wouldn't work outside either in the 3-4. Look at all the great 3-4 OLB and name one that compares to Curry. I can name a lot that play ILB that compares to Curry.
Apparently you don't read very well as clearly stated why he can play OLB in the 3-4 in my last post. Just because he didn't play DE in college doesn't mean he doesn't project to an OLB in the NFL in the 3-4. He can play anywhere at LB on this defense and be a major upgrade over anything we have right now. His best pro position may in fact be at ILB but you still have not given any facts as to why he can't play outside in the 3-4 in the NFL. You want examples, how about Keith Bullock?
How do you know Curry doesn't have the strength to play in the 3-4? Apparently you've only watched him once or twice. To say this pre-combine is really BOLD as neither of us knows for sure.
Cushing not playing OLB in the 3-4 is a no brainer so don't put words in my mouth regarding that one. Cushing lacks speed and doesn't have any experience in coverage as unlike Curry he was taken off the field in nickel and dime packages. He's a helluva a lot slower than Curry so like I said that one is a given from the get go before we even get into technique.
Keith Bullock plays in the 3-4 hey? He plays in the 4-3. Look Curry could work outside but not rushing the passer. My personally opinion is the fact he moves best sideline to sideline which is perfect for ILB. He can actually attacked the offensive line with his speed and take the running back before he gets past the line of scrimmage unlike D'Qwell.
No one knows his pass rushing skills and that is why I'd prefer he played the middle. Maybe he is a great pass rusher off the edge but we don't know. No one knows because he didn't do it much at Wake. He was mainly known for his pass coverage and and speed. He probably is a better fit for the 4-3 but he is just too big of talent to pass. He reminds me of Patrick Willis from two years ago, same mold and everything.
by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 3:53 pm
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:01 pm
js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
by js2310 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 4:07 pm
Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
If you have watched enough of the Demon Deacons games over the last couple of years you would know that they did occasionally do this with Curry but its hard to say where he was more effective because other Smith there wasn't a lot of talent on that WF defense.
by Yinzer Hater » Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:26 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
If you have watched enough of the Demon Deacons games over the last couple of years you would know that they did occasionally do this with Curry but its hard to say where he was more effective because other Smith there wasn't a lot of talent on that WF defense.
Yeah we will really never know until he is on the team which I doubt will ever happen. I could see him going number one to Detroit and them paring Sims and Curry together. That is a sick linebacker core. Also if they could sign Haynesworth and have him and Redding pair up together would fix their defense a lot.
by rebelwithoutaclue » Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:47 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Derrick Ward- Only if we cut or restructure Jamal Lewis's contract.
Eric Barton- Only if we are sure we can't draft Curry and Maualuga isn't worth the #5 pick.
Bart Scott- Is a great linebacker but what makes him so great isn't Ray Lewis, it is that defensive line and Rex Ryan. Ray Lewis helps but you can't give him all the credit.
Jim Leonhard- Perfect replacement for Sean Jones. Should be cheaper and can return punts.
Chris Mcalister- Only if we comes cheap. I hope we wants to face Baltimore twice a year.
I agree with you on some of these like Leonhard who but why Barton only if we can't or don't draft Curry and Maualuga? This teams LB's not just a LB. Barton would be cheap, knows Mangini's system and would allow Curry to stay outside mostly or be in a nice rotation with Maualuga or Curry at ILB if Curry is moved there. McAllister only if he would agree to play nickel and of course not ask for the moon.
Curry outside? I don't know if he can beat tackles. I'd was saying if we sign Barton we would draft one of the DE/OLB. I am not a fan of doing it at #5 but I see it happening if Curry is gone.
LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
He doesn't have the strength to play outside in the 3-4. He would be an ILB. I can pretty just guarantee it actually.
I've watched him play and playing OLB in the 4-3 is a lot different than the 3-4. Brian Cushing wouldn't work outside either in the 3-4. Look at all the great 3-4 OLB and name one that compares to Curry. I can name a lot that play ILB that compares to Curry.
by jb » Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:49 pm
js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
If you have watched enough of the Demon Deacons games over the last couple of years you would know that they did occasionally do this with Curry but its hard to say where he was more effective because other Smith there wasn't a lot of talent on that WF defense.
Yeah we will really never know until he is on the team which I doubt will ever happen. I could see him going number one to Detroit and them paring Sims and Curry together. That is a sick linebacker core. Also if they could sign Haynesworth and have him and Redding pair up together would fix their defense a lot.
by Crash Davis » Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:54 pm
JB wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
If you have watched enough of the Demon Deacons games over the last couple of years you would know that they did occasionally do this with Curry but its hard to say where he was more effective because other Smith there wasn't a lot of talent on that WF defense.
Yeah we will really never know until he is on the team which I doubt will ever happen. I could see him going number one to Detroit and them paring Sims and Curry together. That is a sick linebacker core. Also if they could sign Haynesworth and have him and Redding pair up together would fix their defense a lot.
Lets not make ourselves miserable.
The Albert Haynesworths of the world sighn with contenders AND pull in hellijack.
We have no chance of signing him as we are a laughing stock until we earn our way out of that.
by rebelwithoutaclue » Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:01 pm
by Lubber » Fri Feb 20, 2009 7:08 pm
mattvan1 wrote:lubber wrote: [So you would not want one of the top 5 LB's in the NFL on your team because of his scandalous past?
It's 2009, not 1999. Ray Lewis isn't the best LB on his team, let alone one of the top 5 currently in the league.
by mattvan1 » Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:13 pm
lubber wrote:mattvan1 wrote:lubber wrote: [So you would not want one of the top 5 LB's in the NFL on your team because of his scandalous past?
It's 2009, not 1999. Ray Lewis isn't the best LB on his team, let alone one of the top 5 currently in the league.
Really? Whom is better on his team?
Taking all biases out of the equation (you hate him cuz he is UM, or he is a Raven, or he is alleged criminal,etc, etc), how can you not say he is one of top 5 NFL ILB/MLB's RIGHT NOW? Ray can rush the passer, play the run, and also drop into coverage. I guess all the sportwriters who cover the NFL must of been blind this year when they voted him 1st Team All Pro (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/nfl/01/09/all-pro-roster.ap/)
by Orenthal » Sat Feb 21, 2009 11:29 am
JB wrote:js2310 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:js2310 wrote:Sorry didn't know ILB and MLB didn't mean the same thing. I know there are two linebackers in the middle in the 3-4. Only team that plays 3-4 in college is Virginia that is why people are high on Clint Sintim because he plays OLB in the 3-4 in college and can rush the passer but also knows coverages unlike most DE/OLB prospects.
What I'm going to say is he is a linebacker and could play anywhere in any system. I do agree he can play outside in the 3-4, but we need someone else on passing down, he couldn't play there full time. I guess we do have Alex Hall who showed potential so it could be Wimbley-Barton-Jackson-Curry/Hall and we move Curry inside on passing down if you like.
If you have watched enough of the Demon Deacons games over the last couple of years you would know that they did occasionally do this with Curry but its hard to say where he was more effective because other Smith there wasn't a lot of talent on that WF defense.
Yeah we will really never know until he is on the team which I doubt will ever happen. I could see him going number one to Detroit and them paring Sims and Curry together. That is a sick linebacker core. Also if they could sign Haynesworth and have him and Redding pair up together would fix their defense a lot.
Lets not make ourselves miserable.
The Albert Haynesworths of the world sighn with contenders AND pull in hellijack.
We have no chance of signing him as we are a laughing stock until we earn our way out of that.
by jb » Sat Feb 21, 2009 12:26 pm
lubber wrote:mattvan1 wrote:lubber wrote: [So you would not want one of the top 5 LB's in the NFL on your team because of his scandalous past?
It's 2009, not 1999. Ray Lewis isn't the best LB on his team, let alone one of the top 5 currently in the league.
Really? Whom is better on his team?
Taking all biases out of the equation (you hate him cuz he is UM, or he is a Raven, or he is alleged criminal,etc, etc), how can you not say he is one of top 5 NFL ILB/MLB's RIGHT NOW? Ray can rush the passer, play the run, and also drop into coverage. I guess all the sportwriters who cover the NFL must of been blind this year when they voted him 1st Team All Pro (http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/nfl/01/09/all-pro-roster.ap/)
by pod2dawg » Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:36 pm
Crash Davis wrote: Curry does everything well.

by pup » Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:45 am
pod2dawg wrote:Crash Davis wrote: Curry does everything well.
...that he does...so well he'll probably go #1. I was praying coming from Wake he'd "drop" to us...not happening now boys. The Deac is out of the bag. & Crabtree's foot sealed it. We are back to the "what the f^&^%^&^ck do we do at 5?"..scenario. We aren't trading down.. I know caus I prayed for that too..so...
1. reach for Orakpo?
2. reach for Rey Rey?
3. reach for Beanie/ Moreno?
4. best OL available
5. M. Jenkins?
6. B.J. Raji ?
The intriguing pick in my opinion is the 2nd round....Sintim, Shonn Green, Donald Brown, Larry English? I love Sintim, Green, & Brown & couldn't argue with one of those.
by peeker643 » Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:03 pm
mattvan1 wrote:Crash Davis wrote:LMAO!!! This is getting downright laughable. Have you ever even see Curry play? I really would like you to explain how a guy that runs a 4.52 40 can't beat an NFL tackle?
Chaun Thompson ran a 4.53 at the 2003 Combine. How'd that work out for him? Oh, yea, he had 10 sacks in 5 years.
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