Not a sack guy? Why do you think he was the third overall pick?

 

I agree on the last part though. Pressuring the quarterback, forcing fumbles, batting the ball down and tipping it up . . . there is a lot more to Joey Bosa's job than sacking quarterbacks. And he is good at all of it.

Well he's not. He only had 5 sacks in the regular season his junior year.

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"A man with no sauce is lost.

<p style="text-align:center;">But that same man can get lost in the sauce."

Not to be mean but I don't think you know what once in a generation means.

 

haha i certainly know a once in a generation type prospect when i see one. This guy is an absolute beast, and is the likely pick at 5

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Is he a MLB or a OLB?

 

he could play anywhere, MLB, OLB, SS, nickel corner. Expect him to put up unreal numbers at his proday

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He's a good player but he's not even a once in a decade LB.

 

We'll see

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haha i certainly know a once in a generation type prospect when i see one. This guy is an absolute beast, and is the likely pick at 5

I'm a fan of his and would love for us to take him at #5, and he certainly has the chance to be really good. I just wouldn't call him a generational talent. I save that distinction for guys like JJ Watt, Reggie White, Ray Lewis, Charles Woodson etc.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Do they draft LE Joey Bosa, allowing them to really put Odrick anywhere including LEO switching him and Fowler Jr on downs, moving Malik Jackson inside swaping with Marks to reduce his reps leaving Miller at NT

and leaving Skuta at OLB or maybe drafting a SOLB in the 2nd round?

 

I think where GM Dave Caldwell shines is in the 2nd round.

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