Hurricane Chuck

WhoDat205 · 04-27-2007, 09:34 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nd0ToNwccl4

Here's a late round D-Line sleeper for you, "Hurricane" Chuck Berry.

Seriously though, Ryan Kalil...I'd take him in the second.

I hope everyone out there in Who Dat Nation enjoys the draft!

BRSaintsFan · 04-27-2007, 09:40 AM

Kalil would be a solid pickup. He can play both Center and Guard. Hes a little small and may struggle with elite bull rush DTs but certainly has the technique to develop nicely if he could get stronger. Also, has the speed to pull as a guard or center. I dont think he will be around for us in the second though. I see him as possibly sneaking into the late first round or if not, then to be gone by midway through the second.

I wouldnt mind seeing us take a shot on Dan Mozes out of West Virginia in the mid to late rounds though. The knock on him is that he doesnt have the physical tools to allow him to play the same level in the NFL as he did in college. But with the right strength and conditioning program he could develop nicely into a backup C and G that could give you 5-10 blows a game on the line without missing a beat.

WVSaint · 04-27-2007, 06:08 PM

Mozes can be a solid Center, a lot of the scouts say he's not good when playing off the run. I dont understand that at all, WVU has had a solid ground game the last few years and Mozes was a big part of it. I wouldnt be upset at the pick, then again I am being a bit of a homer.

BRSaintsFan · 04-27-2007, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by WVSaint

Mozes can be a solid Center, a lot of the scouts say he's not good when playing off the run. I dont understand that at all, WVU has had a solid ground game the last few years and Mozes was a big part of it. I wouldnt be upset at the pick, then again I am being a bit of a homer.

I understand the knocks on him not being able to thrive in the NFL as he did in college but nonetheless, I think he is worth a backup position. He played guard early in his career at WVU and could be a versatile backup for us. Also, he was the leader of a solid offensive line that created the holes for Pat White and Slaton to run through and he definetly plays with a nasty streak.

04-27-2007, 09:34 AM	#1
WhoDat205 Prediction Pain Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 1,082 Blog Entries: 2	Hurricane Chuck http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nd0ToNwccl4 Here's a late round D-Line sleeper for you, "Hurricane" Chuck Berry. Seriously though, Ryan Kalil...I'd take him in the second. I hope everyone out there in Who Dat Nation enjoys the draft!

04-27-2007, 07:09 PM	#4
BRSaintsFan 100th Post Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 449	Originally Posted by WVSaint Mozes can be a solid Center, a lot of the scouts say he's not good when playing off the run. I dont understand that at all, WVU has had a solid ground game the last few years and Mozes was a big part of it. I wouldnt be upset at the pick, then again I am being a bit of a homer. I understand the knocks on him not being able to thrive in the NFL as he did in college but nonetheless, I think he is worth a backup position. He played guard early in his career at WVU and could be a versatile backup for us. Also, he was the leader of a solid offensive line that created the holes for Pat White and Slaton to run through and he definetly plays with a nasty streak.

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04-27-2007, 09:40 AM	#2
BRSaintsFan 100th Post Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 449	Kalil would be a solid pickup. He can play both Center and Guard. Hes a little small and may struggle with elite bull rush DTs but certainly has the technique to develop nicely if he could get stronger. Also, has the speed to pull as a guard or center. I dont think he will be around for us in the second though. I see him as possibly sneaking into the late first round or if not, then to be gone by midway through the second. I wouldnt mind seeing us take a shot on Dan Mozes out of West Virginia in the mid to late rounds though. The knock on him is that he doesnt have the physical tools to allow him to play the same level in the NFL as he did in college. But with the right strength and conditioning program he could develop nicely into a backup C and G that could give you 5-10 blows a game on the line without missing a beat.

04-27-2007, 06:08 PM	#3
WVSaint 500th Post Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: West Virginia Posts: 807	Mozes can be a solid Center, a lot of the scouts say he's not good when playing off the run. I dont understand that at all, WVU has had a solid ground game the last few years and Mozes was a big part of it. I wouldnt be upset at the pick, then again I am being a bit of a homer.