Quote:Here is their podcast on Vic Beasley. Not nearly as in depth as the LW one (6 minutes shorter), but still a very good listen. http://pffpodcast.podbean.com/e/cff-shor...bQ.twitter

 

I can do a little recap like Karnn wanted for the LW one.

-Best first step in the class. Robert Quinn level explosion.

-Worried about so many pure speed rushes once it's against NFL OTs, but...

-Only used an inside counter move 7 times last year, but turned 4 of them into sacks. "Didn't do it often, but he did it clinically" Showed he can, needs to try more consistently.

-Suggested he be on the Aldon Smith ~500-600 snap count as a rookie, but would be RoY level snaps if eased in properly. About 1,000 snaps is a full time player over 16 games.

-Is more complete against the run and than someone like Bruce Irvin, who has questions that he may never be a full time player.

-More net neutral against the run, but plenty good enough for NFL to carry him as a full time player quickly. 

-Beasley more productive with hand in dirt, but could also translate to any scheme.

-2nd most important position in the draft, should be targeted as high as #3 by Jacksonville after QBs go 1-2 (and even if they don't go 1-2). 

 

Both podcasts now PFF/CFF are convinced that QBs will/should go 1-2. 

These short podcasts are pretty good, haven't got to LW yet but I enjoyed this one. Only thing that concerns me with Beasley is they said he didn't generate pressures as much as other edge rushers did.

 

I would think the other edge rushers that graded better were from smaller schools.

 

I'm really interested to see what they say on some of the WRs and RBs that are projected to be 2nd or 3rd round picks.

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