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Fowler says he would be "stunned" if Jags pass on him
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Quote:You guys are getting lost in measurables; the most meaningful tool is game tape. What does that tell you? I don't think anybody was trying to rate combine drills over tape, at least I hope not. Suggs is a good comp for Fowler. I like it. Just like the Houston one more and it's a lot closer than some on here will acknowledge.
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Quote:You guys are getting lost in measurables; the most meaningful tool is game tape. What does that tell you? Fowler doesn't have Suggs's production, either. I don't know how accurate it is but Suggs's college weight was listed at 250. They usually inflate that by a few, and he may have played around 240-245. Which is considered too light for some people. Quote:way to cherry-pick measurables.10 yard is more important than the 40 yard...but you are right, 3 cone and the jumps are far more telling than the dash split. Quote:10 yard is more important than the 40 yard...but you are right, 3 cone and the jumps are far more telling than the dash split. except there is a lot more to football than analyzing physical stats from a combine.
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14.5 sacks in 3 years...3 against a small school in one game. Doesn't seem like a dominant pass rusher to me. I don't want a good player at #3... I want a game changer!
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Quote:14.5 sacks in 3 years...3 against a small school in one game. Doesn't seem like a dominant pass rusher to me. I don't want a good player at #3... I want a game changer! Jags had 46 sacks last year and still had weak pressure which is more important
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Quote:14.5 sacks in 3 years...3 against a small school in one game. Doesn't seem like a dominant pass rusher to me. I don't want a good player at #3... I want a game changer!There's a lot of gator fans on here. When I saw the first Suggs comparison, I chuckled. When I saw three more people agree, I wanted to bust out laughing. Suggs set a NCAA record with 24 sacks in one season at ASU. That's 9.5 more than Fowler had in his entire college career. Fowler finished with 15 sacks, but Suggs had 44 when he went pro. They have similar physical traits, but you're going to be extremely disappointed if you buy the hype from some of those that think Fowler is the next Suggs.
Quote:There's a lot of gator fans on here. When I saw the first Suggs comparison, I chuckled, when I saw three more people agree I wanted to bust out laughing. By Golly if Odrick = Williams Clone then Fowler = Suggs Clone |
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