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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; NEW ORLEANS -- The Martez Wilson experiment, a.k.a. the conversion of New Orleans Saints' second-year pro from linebacker to defensive end this offseason, is heading to training camp. And while the principle decision makers caution that the evaluation process is ...
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NEW ORLEANS -- The Martez Wilson experiment, a.k.a. the conversion of New Orleans Saints' second-year pro from linebacker to defensive end this offseason, is heading to training camp.
And while the principle decision makers caution that the evaluation process is ongoing, Saints' acting head coach Joe Vitt and first-year defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo both give an enthusiastic two thumbs up. "So far, so good with regards to how you judge his transition,'' Spagnuolo said at the conclusion of the team's offseason program in mid-June. "Any time you do something like this, the first thing you got to have is the player has to embrace the change, and he's been terrific. He has embraced it, he wants to do it and he's passionate about it. "So what more can you ask for? '' Read more. Martez Wilson May 'End' Up In Perfect Spot On Saints Defense |
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At least it's not a new position for him.
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This may be overly optimistic, but I'm hoping that with the right coaching Wilson can be our Aldon Smith.
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Originally Posted by jcp026
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6 ft 4-1/4 in 263 lb 35⅜ in 4.74 s 40 1.66 s 10 2.70 s 20 4.50 s 20-ss 7.19 s 3-cone Wilson 6 ft 3-3/4 in 250 lb 4.42 s 40 (Wow!!!) 1.56 s 10 (Wow!!!) 2.53 s 20 (Wow!!!) 4.28 20-ss (Wow!!!) 7.04 3-cone (Wow!!!) Wilson's measurables are absolutely freakish. The only downside I see on paper is he's a bit lighter than Smith. He might have to add about 10 lb's on his frame to make the move permanently. |
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Originally Posted by Danno
He is fast but is he "quick"?
If he is quick off the line I can see him eating a QB's lunch. |
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