shirtsleeve

BB prefers not to draft them. He has drafted ILB's and DLinemen alot.


Here's the list.

2001

1. Richard Seymour
2. Matt Light

2002
1. Dan Graham
2. Deion Branch

2003
1. Ty Warren
2. Eugene Wilson
2. Bethel Johnson

2004.
1. Vince Wilfork
2 .Ben Watson
2. Marquis Hill

2005
1.Logan Mankins

2006
1. Lawrence Maroney
2. Chad "action" Jackson

2007
1. Brandon Merriweather

2008
1. Jerod Mayo
2.Terrence Wheatley

2009
2. Pat Chung
2. Ron Brace
2. Darius Butler
2. Sebastian Vollmer

2010
1. Devin McCourty
2. Ron Gronkowski
2. Jrmaine Cunningham
2.Brandon Spikes

3 RDE's in our system. Seymour, Hill, Cunningham. Only Seymour in the first.

No DE's that translate to our OLB's. None. Zip. Zero.

Notice how many DB's? We all joke about TE's but check out the DB's taken at the top of the draft. That is because so much is predicated on them in this scheme....


So next off season, when we gather to oggle prospects for the draft (if there is one), Unless BB has a top 10, maybe top 5 pick, dont get all excited about the next OLB for our system...you will save yourself a lot of misery.

Sciz

Cunningham is an OLB...

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96 Jermaine Cunningham DE 6-3 260 8/24/1988 R Florida Stone Mountain, Georgia D2b-2010 (53rd overall)

Sciz

Watch him play sometime

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Dufflebagz

I remember I said the same thing before......but they actually have him listed as a DE

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RayClay

Let me know when he's listed at 300 lbs.

We might use 260 lb defensive ends in packages. Usually it's temporary, or they are in process of converting to OLB.

Probably every single Pats OLB in this era was a DE in college, so that means zilch.

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stephens44

In the period (roughly) you're looking at the team had both quality and depth at OLB, so why is it comforting that they didn't draft there? McGinist was a fixture there, just like Phifer and Vrabel on the other side during the same period. There was no need, so why would they draft players in that position?
Personally I would have really liked to have seen a DT/DE at #17, a RB at #28 (Ingram) and a LB at #33.

I guess we'll see how it plays out in about 4 months (is that long....sigh)

PatsFanInVa

It's 4 months if all goes well.