Quote:I have been as impressed by Dante this spring as anyone, but lets be honest...the two main outside rushes y'all have been raving about have not been bends or even dips, they're some weird ducking thing. In fact, after his duck thing that worked well in the scrimmage he did have to bend to get to Bortles and he came out from under his feet and fell down. If he could bend anything close to the guys you've been comparing him to in this thread he would have had an easy sack. 

 

He's showing exactly what he showed at UF, save for those two weird ducks. He has good hands and power for the bull rush, he has good inside counter moves with the swim and with the spin, and he has an excellent motor. He still hasn't shown an ability to get to the QB on an actual outside rush except for those ducks. Are we assuming that that an unprecedented move like that is going to keep working? If so then he could be a terrifying pass rusher that is racking up double digit sacks a year. If not then he is going to be what I have said, which is a good all around player who gets plenty of disruption and pressures while being stout against the run, but ultimately stuck in the ~8 sack range annually.

 

go home you're drunk.

 

you don't know what you're talking about.  Like seriously, you don't.  You come off as the most arrogant poster in the world.

 

Jeff Lageman, who has a radio show here, as well as Tony Boselli - talked for a long time about Dante on their show Thursday night.  They raved about his natural ability to bend.  

 

Lageman even defined what "bending" actually is - and I would love to hear what you think bending is, and what coaches look for when it comes to that.  Either way, Dante definitely has it - and they both agreed that he looks like an absolute stud. 

 

Sorry you look like a bigger and bigger idiot the more we find out about Dante.  

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