Outlook of our front 7

the-commish · 05-13-2011, 11:55 AM

Of all the draftees, I am most excited about the potential of Greg Romeus and Martez Wilson.

Romeus needs to get healthy (he may begin the season on the PUP list, or, worst case scenario, he will be put on IR). He has too much potential to be waived. I believe, when healthy, he was better than Jabaal Sheard.

Martez Wilson was the fastest LB in the draft (he played mostly MLB at Illinois) and could be one of rthe most talented. Von Miller, who was dradfted by Denver, was very talented, but looks to be a one-dimensional player as a pass rusher only. Wilson, who is raw especially at dropping into coverage, will have to learn the position of SAM, but could be a situational blitzer, a run stopper, and a good cover guy against a TE.

It's like physics. Potential energy (these two players) if converted into kinetic energy (play on the field) their upside is very high.

05-13-2011, 11:55 AM	#4
the-commish Longtime WhoDat Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Henderson, NV Posts: 529	Of all the draftees, I am most excited about the potential of Greg Romeus and Martez Wilson. Romeus needs to get healthy (he may begin the season on the PUP list, or, worst case scenario, he will be put on IR). He has too much potential to be waived. I believe, when healthy, he was better than Jabaal Sheard. Martez Wilson was the fastest LB in the draft (he played mostly MLB at Illinois) and could be one of rthe most talented. Von Miller, who was dradfted by Denver, was very talented, but looks to be a one-dimensional player as a pass rusher only. Wilson, who is raw especially at dropping into coverage, will have to learn the position of SAM, but could be a situational blitzer, a run stopper, and a good cover guy against a TE. It's like physics. Potential energy (these two players) if converted into kinetic energy (play on the field) their upside is very high.