Rashaan Evans = Jarvis Jones

[steelpastor]

I had high hope for Dupree. I would also like to see him moved inside. Inside the concession stand handing out hotdogs.

LOL!

I don't see Dupree being able to handle the mental aspects of playing inside. However, I am curious about TJ Watt?

Although TJ is fairly new to the LB world... he shows uncanny ability to cover and play in space. I believe he possesses many of the physical and mental abilities needed to play inside LB. He is probably our most athletic LB currently. Other "supposed" OLB have made the transition. Ryan Shazier was an OLB in college and most evaluators considered that his likely spot in the NFL. James Farrior was an OLB in college an in NY before playing inside with the Steelers. Again, I am not saying do it... but I certainly would not be surprised if we drafted an OLB to start soon... with this as an option. Maybe even draft a player like Lorenzo Carter who many say can play well either inside OR outside? Carter is sharp... he played every position in Georgia's front seven. Oh, he is an accomplished cello player who says his favorite musical artist is Yo-Yo Ma.

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[milkman dan]

http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...nder-esch-measured-2018-nfl-scouting-combine/

 

[steelpastor]

http://www.Invalid Link - Check SN ...nder-esch-measured-2018-nfl-scouting-combine/

I missed that one... WOW! I am telling you... if LDE is there at #28? I am all in!

LVE... SPARQ score 141,5. Watt 142.0 Lorenzo Carter 129.75. And, holy cow! Malik Jefferson 145.65

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[Hypocycloids]

Only if he's slow, undersized, and gets hurt a lot. Spinal stenosis is a bonus, you trade up for that ****.

Fixed.
I remember like it was yesterday Colbert not concerned with Jarvis being slow...it was all about his production.

"When he ran the 4.9, we were happy," Colbert said. "We knew we had a chance. We didn't even talk to Jarvis at the combine because we didn't think we had a chance. This kid, when you watch him play, I don't care what he runs. He's a football player in every phase of the game, and that's what was really exciting."

https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.c...9-the-word-slow-is-pretty-relative-in-the-nfl