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Old 03-24-2006, 09:43 AM   #1
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Do you have a guy in mind who may be drafted in the 5-7th round as a "project". By that I mean a guy who has no chance of palying a regular positon this year but chould develope into a solid player in a year or two. It could be a guy who played a certain postion in college but needs to play a different position in the NFL and will need some time to develope.

My choice is Dwayne Slay, S, Texas Tech. If we can grab him in the 5th round, he will be a ST demon this year. However he will need time to develope at another position, my guess is ILB. At 6'3 and 210 he is too slow and doesn't have the coverage skills to play S in the NFL. However he could bulk up 20lbs on that 6'3 frame and be a solid ILB. At 230-235 he could be a horse as a run stopper.

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Old 03-24-2006, 02:32 PM   #2
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I'm not being a reply whore. But, no one has a thougt on a "project" pick?
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There's just too many of them. I have to do some serious narrowing to get it down to one or two.
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There's just too many of them. I have to do some serious narrowing to get it down to one or two.
What do you think of the Slay suggestion? Or do you think he can play S in the NFL?
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What do you think of the Slay suggestion? Or do you think he can play S in the NFL?
I think his best position in the NFL would be a traditional, run support, strong safety. He's even got the name for it.

He lacks in size, speed, agility, and strength, so I don't know where you would put him at linebacker. But for SS he's big and fast enough.
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Tim Dobbins, ILB- Iowa State
I think if PArham from Virginia is not a pick for the pats, dobbins could be in the 4th. He is a great run stuffer and good tackler, he needs work on his coverage skills, but has good size and speed to fit into the system. Plus, Ellis Hobbs needs another Cyclone on the team with him.
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Tim Dobbins, ILB- Iowa State
I think if PArham from Virginia is not a pick for the pats, dobbins could be in the 4th. He is a great run stuffer and good tackler, he needs work on his coverage skills, but has good size and speed to fit into the system. Plus, Ellis Hobbs needs another Cyclone on the team with him.
That was my first thought too, but I've been talking him up so much I can't call him my project anymore.
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Jon Alston! Convert from from a OLB to a SS. Hits like a truck. Smart. Hardworker. Very good in coverage from the OLB position. But can he cover good enough to play safety. If you think he can then he could be a demon of a SS. Perfect replacement for Rodneya year or 2 down the road.
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