This is the guy who handled Suh

[sg14]

Isn't this the ultimate draft puzzle, going by athletic, football ability you would love to have him on your team,,

But does his personality tear the cohesiveness of the OL team's camraderie a part??

The Raiders would love him just based on his tatoo's,,,,

I know one of the things that stands out for NFL scouts is looking at how players they are isolating play against top competition. I learned this from Todd McShay.

Suh is probably the best NCAA defensive linemen in the last five or six years. And Carter handled him surprisingly well.

I focused on the battle in the first half and was shocked. This whacked-out (I hate tattoos to begin with) mountain of a man was effectively shutting down a guy who is Richard Seymour good (in his prime).

I'm just saying that counts for something. Brandon Carter is definitely on a lot of teams' radar screens. Why not ours?

Apparently he trashed a locker room and was suspended indefinitely but came back in short order.

I'd keep an eye out for him as Neal very well may be gone. With Vollmer and Neal all the sudden the left side looks really good.

 

[Ochmed Jones]

Isn't this the ultimate draft puzzle, going by athletic, football ability you would love to have him on your team,,

But does his personality tear the cohesiveness of the OL team's camraderie a part??

The Raiders would love him just based on his tatoo's,,,,

I think BB would give a hoodie or two if he could get an strong, athletic mobile road grading OL guy that is outstanding in pass protection and is accountable to the other four guys on the line plus playing intelligently, but with passion and fire.

 

[sg14]

Anybody watch this guy the other nite, any reports??,,,

And giving up a hoodie or two means what??

I take back my tatoo comment, looks like alot of players have them for whatever reasons,

 

[JMarr]

Anybody watch this guy the other nite, any reports??,,,
And giving up a hoodie or two means what??

I take back my tatoo comment, looks like alot of players have them for whatever reasons,

Yea, he was a one-man bulldozer in the running game and didn't let his man (or men) touch the QB once in about 40 passing attempts. He did pick up one stupid late hit penalty.

The guy's as nasty as they come and may or may not have a couple of screws loose. If you put he and Vollmer on the same OL, teams with an undersized D-Line might not want to play us. :nooo: