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That would be incredible. I mean if we landed Smith, I might even trade back up for Harrison.Last edited by blueman; 01-14-2018, 09:52 AM.Comment
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Washington's Vita Vea: The next Haloti Ngata?
Both are in the same weight class
The two men possess similar builds coming out of college, as Ngata measured 6-foot-4, 338-pounds when he left Oregon in 2006. Vea is expected to measure approximately 6-foot-4, 340-pounds himself when he officially gets measured at the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine. In addition to the rare size, both players possess unnaturally light feet and quickness for someone of their weight which makes them highly coveted NFL draft prospects. Positional versatility
As a run-defender
As a pass-rusher
As prospects, Ngata and Vea could both be viewed as capable of generating pass-rush production from different spots along the defensive line. They both won as college pass-rushers with a devastating bull-rush to collapse the pocket. They both also used that strong bull-rush to set up a push-pull move when they felt their opponent sinking their weight.
In his rookie season, Ngata contributed three sacks, seven QB hits and 12 hurries on his 389 pass-rush snaps. This past season, Vea racked up three sacks, eight QB hits and 28 hurries on his 273 pass-rush snaps and his pass-rushing productivity rating of 11.0 ranks No. 3 among all FBS draft-eligible defensive tackles. In summary
With similar builds, foot quickness, playing strength, run-defense prowess, ability to generate an interior pass-rush and to line up at different spots on the defensive line, the Haloti Ngata-to-Vita Vea comparison is a fair one. It would be well within reason to expect a similar type of rookie production from Vea as we saw from Ngata in his rookie season in 2007.
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Brown was plenty of disciplined, i think with the interior of our dline being weak compared to our ends he simply decided to put in a thumper type mlb, i will be baffled if we take roquan for the simple fact thats hes just as small as brown, we would essentially have 2 ss playing linebacker. Thats the only reason it would surprise me, i mean id still be happy with the pick just alil confused.Originally posted by Formula 21 View Post
as far as interior lineman this year go im not a fan of vita vea as much as other people he reminds me more of danny shelton than ngata. He'd be a good and serviceable nt but i dont see him being athletic enough to run a 4-3 nickel type of defense.
My pick right now is either the Guard or tackle from notre dame, both i would jump for we take the guard and lamp becomes the rt, we take the tackle and he becomes the rt lamp becomes a guardComment
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Forget it Donny you're out of your element
Shut the fuck up DonnyComment
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I like nnadi from florida state, he looks explosive and could fit well into our scheme. Just preference thoComment
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The Oline is never ok. Keep bringing in the big guys. I agree we need DLine help but Telesco never needs to think the Oline will be fine.Comment
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Whats peoples opinion on derwin james?? If he falls to us in the first do you take him?? Is he to good of a prospect to pass up??? Just looking for opinions, i know its dumb but ive seen new mocks come out where hes falling to us. I personally would be stoked with james especially at ssComment
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Originally posted by chargerkdb View PostForget it Donny you're out of your element
Shut the fuck up DonnyComment
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13 OTs in the first 3 rounds, we should be able to find somebody in there. I'm concerned about how the ratings are all over the place though. Look out for Brian O'Neill, a converted TE with great feet and off the chart athleticism. Certainly would look good as a one year trainee if we could get him in the 3rd.
2018 Top NFL Draft Prospects - Offensive Tackle 5 Orlando Brown OT 1 Oklahoma Jr 6-8 360 15 Kolton Miller OT 2 UCLA Jr 6-8 310 20 Chukwuma Okorafor OT 3 Western Michigan Sr 6-6 330 24 Connor Williams OT 4 Texas -- 6-6 320 38 Mike McGlinchey OT 5 Notre Dame Sr 6-8 312 55 Isaiah Wynn OT 6 Georgia Sr 6-2 302 60 Tyrell Crosby OT 7 Oregon Sr 6-5 320 64 Martinas Rankin OT 8 Mississippi State Sr 6-5 305 82 Joseph Noteboom OT 9 TCU Sr 6-5 322 88 Dalton Risner OT 10 Kansas State Jr 6-5 300 98 Will Richardson OT 11 NC State Jr 6-6 322 100 Jamarco Jones OT 12 Ohio State Sr 6-5 310 132 Brian O'Neill OT 13 Pittsburgh Jr 6-6 300 Last edited by Formula 21; 01-16-2018, 03:03 PM.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
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13 DTs available in the top 3 rounds too.
2018 Top NFL Draft Prospects - Defensive Tackle 8 Maurice Hurst DT 1 Michigan Sr 6-2 282 14 Vita Vea DT 2 Washington Jr 6-5 344 19 Taven Bryan DT 3 Florida Jr 6-5 293 27 Da'Ron Payne DT 4 Alabama Jr 6-2 308 37 Harrison Phillips DT 5 Stanford Sr 6-4 285 57 Derrick Nnadi DT 6 Florida State Sr 6-1 312 73 B.J. Hill DT 7 NC State Sr 6-4 315 83 Rasheem Green DT 8 Southern California Jr 6-5 280 93 Dontavius Russell DT 9 Auburn Jr 6-3 310 107 Poona Ford DT 10 Texas Sr 6-0 310 141 Will Geary DT 11 Kansas State Sr 6-0 298 147 Mike Ramsay DT 12 Duke Sr 6-2 290 150 Folorunso Fatukasi DT 13 Connecticut Sr 6-4 315 Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
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And my biggest desire - a new ILB. I'm disappointed if we don't get one of these guys.
2018 Top NFL Draft Prospects - Inside Linebacker 4 Roquan Smith ILB 1 Georgia Jr 6-1 225 41 Tremaine Edmunds ILB 2 Virginia Tech Jr 6-5 236 61 Rashaan Evans ILB 3 Alabama Sr 6-3 234 Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
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