TheGiftedApe
TheGiftedApe
If TT misses this guy, he has blown the 2010 draft in my opinion. Our number 1 need is pass rush, 2nd need is O-Line, 3rd is defensive secondary, in my opinion.
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"2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
personC.J. Wilson, DE, East Carolina
Much like East Carolina, who are having a great season in the C-USA, defensive end C.J. Wilson is flying under the national radar. It is not like Wilson has come out of nowhere this season. As a true freshman in 2006 he started seven games and totaled 4.0 sacks and 6.0 tackles for loss. That led to C-USA All-Freshman Team accolades. The production continued in 2007 and Wilson even added a couple of blocked kicks to his growing resume. By 2008 Wilson was the anchor of a dominating front line. The front seven tallied 31 sacks, 91 tackles for loss and the team ranked seventh in the nation by forcing 33 turnovers. Through 11 games of the 2009 campaign, Wilson has not slowed down. He leads the squad with 5.5 sacks and has added 9.5 tackles for loss and eight quarterback hurries. Wilson has also emerged as more than just a pass rusher and ranks fifth on the Pirates with 50 tackles.
Right now Wilson is probably a second or third round selection, but his stock could quickly rise once NFL scouts get a good look at him during senior week and at the NFL Combine. He has the size and the speed to be a very good player in the NFL and could very easily move up draft boards in a hurry between now and April."
He's listed between 6''3' 280 and 6''4' 290, an almost prototypical size for the 3-4 DE position. GB needs some pass rushers that can come off the line, not just another OLB we have a need for another DE to match with Jenkins. Jolly, raji, pickett, are all DT's not DE's. Having another DE would free up matthews or Jones to be more dynamic in their rushes. This is the biggest pass rusher out there who could put on bulk and really play the DE position and not have to go out to OLB.
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This guy ran a 4.7 40 time, with 32 bench reps.......at 6-4 290
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmVEH90WQqQ&feature=related"]YouTube - C.J wilson highlights[/ame]
"2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
personC.J. Wilson, DE, East Carolina
Much like East Carolina, who are having a great season in the C-USA, defensive end C.J. Wilson is flying under the national radar. It is not like Wilson has come out of nowhere this season. As a true freshman in 2006 he started seven games and totaled 4.0 sacks and 6.0 tackles for loss. That led to C-USA All-Freshman Team accolades. The production continued in 2007 and Wilson even added a couple of blocked kicks to his growing resume. By 2008 Wilson was the anchor of a dominating front line. The front seven tallied 31 sacks, 91 tackles for loss and the team ranked seventh in the nation by forcing 33 turnovers. Through 11 games of the 2009 campaign, Wilson has not slowed down. He leads the squad with 5.5 sacks and has added 9.5 tackles for loss and eight quarterback hurries. Wilson has also emerged as more than just a pass rusher and ranks fifth on the Pirates with 50 tackles.
Right now Wilson is probably a second or third round selection, but his stock could quickly rise once NFL scouts get a good look at him during senior week and at the NFL Combine. He has the size and the speed to be a very good player in the NFL and could very easily move up draft boards in a hurry between now and April."
He's listed between 6''3' 280 and 6''4' 290, an almost prototypical size for the 3-4 DE position. GB needs some pass rushers that can come off the line, not just another OLB we have a need for another DE to match with Jenkins. Jolly, raji, pickett, are all DT's not DE's. Having another DE would free up matthews or Jones to be more dynamic in their rushes. This is the biggest pass rusher out there who could put on bulk and really play the DE position and not have to go out to OLB.
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This guy ran a 4.7 40 time, with 32 bench reps.......at 6-4 290
