Re: 3-Round Mock (YDKF): Fletcher Cox, Alfonzo Dennard, Joe Adams, Travis Lewis, D Mo
That's why a knock on JPP was that he played on a relatively poor team that played against poor competition and that he was raw.
Yeah, well its not only JPP, its also Connor Barwin, who played in the same team as Wolfe. Poor competition Big East is not, SEC is very overhyped.
BTW, SFBs, just because he doesn't get a Pass Defensed doesn't mean he doesn't know how to get his hands in the passing lanes. Especially if it forces the QB to go to a different receiver. But, just go right ahead with your pathetic attempts to use my words against me. It only shows that you are incapable of thinking for yourself.
Not once in that Kentucky vid did Cox force the Qb to go to a different receiver than he intented to. Not once. The overthrows were the result of Qb's inacuracy, not because Cox got his hands into the passing lanes. At 5:09 in the Kentucky vid the Qb overthrew an pretty open receiver, when he had a clear passing lane, and Cox was away to his right completely held in check by 1 OL. So your argument is as usual complete BS.
So, I am supposed to take a Bearcats writer as being unbiased? Good one.
You seem to have issues understanding that there is more to the pass rush than just sacks and QB Pressures. And nothing you have said has proven that Wolfe got double-teams more than Pierre-Paul.
Nothing you have said has proven that JPP got more double-teams than Wolfe. Nothing.
The comparison of Wolfe to Pierre-Paul doesn't make sense for a variety of reasons, one of which happens to be that Wolfe actually should be a more refined player than Paul because Paul started playing so much later than Wolfe did. But, clearly that is something beyond your level of comprehension.
LOL what idiocy. You make it sound like JPP fell out of the sky in his junior high school year and didnt knew anything about football before. When the reality is that he grew up in football-crazy America, so he surely knew a lot about american football before his junior year. Even if he didnt knew anything, he still had plenty of years before his last college year to learn.
The comparison makes a lot of sense because both JPP and Wolfe are great pass rushers, and played in the same conference. But this is something that is clearly beyond your level of comprehension.
The "feeble competition" idiotic argument is just that, an idiotic argument. If the competition was so feeble, JPP should have had a lot more success than he did.
No, you can't safely lump them all together because they are rated differently. Just because a DT/DE can go against any one of them doesn't mean that those positions are doing the same thing. The techniques and skillsets are different for those positions. Guess you don't understand that.
Ofcourse we can lump them all together when we talk about the OLs from one conference supposedly being more "feeble" competition than the OLs from SEC. That was the idiotic argument someone came up with, to excuse Cox's lack of production sack-wise. You intervened in this discussion with the exact intent you accused me doing, you were trying to baffle others with BS.
Big East Conference have produced plenty of great OLs, including Pats great center Dan Koppen.
