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Old 04-23-2005, 03:14 PM   #1
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Jammal Brown

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ANALYSIS
Positives: Long-limbed athlete with wide hips, big bubble, thick thighs and calves, low body fat and broad shoulders … Well-proportioned with big bones and the frame to carry at least another 20 pounds of bulk … Power-oriented blocker who has developed an aggressive nature … Smooth and sudden coming out of his stance and has above-average lateral range … Maintains balance on the move and is very fluid when having to redirect and recover working in-line … Plays with a flat back and is very effortless unwinding out of his stance … Sometimes, he is late off the ball, but he compensates with his above-average lateral range … Plays with very good leverage and locks on to the defender with force … Has exceptional balance and gets to the collision point instantly when working on the edge in pass protection … Displays the hand punch to immediately shock the defender and is very sudden when redirecting and recovering inside … In 2004, he showed marked improvement in picking up stunts and the edge rush … Also has improved greatly in his ability to chip and land when working in the second level … Shows very good explosion off the snap, getting into the defender with force and suddenness. He is quick to gain advantage, displaying proper knee bend a flat back to unwind out of his stance with ease … Shows the ability to mirror and slide, doing a good job of redirecting … Displays the ability to play over his feet, as he is rarely on the ground, doing a solid job of using his hands to tie up his opponent … Can easily roll his hips, which allows him to generate explosion on contact … Physical striker on the move, doing a nice job of adjusting to recover when beaten … Has the ability to be a very effective cut and reach blocker when he plays with alertness (sometimes gets hesitant, making him look slow to engage) … Has the blend of power and quick feet needed to lock out and get in front on pulls … Possesses impressive lateral range and unwinds out of his stance with ease to clear the rush lanes … Quick to chip and land on his targets when working in the second level … His ability to redirect and suddenly change direction makes him dominate at the collision point … Flashes a strong punch and lock-out ability … He has enough quickness to recoil and recover inside and brings his hands up properly to shock and jolt, especially when on the move.
Negatives: Still works more on instinct and needs to grasp the mental aspect of the game better, but he has made steady progress since moving over to the offense as a freshman … While he plays with good aggression, he is slow to digest plays, at times, making him look sluggish getting off the snap … Struggled in the classroom and does not seem to grasp the mental aspect of the game, compensating with his quickness and power to get the job done … Can get a little sloppy with his blocking angles upon departure, but plays with good leverage to neutralize the defender … Will get a little inconsistent with his punch (takes lazy sets), but he gets to the collision point very effectively … When he does not recognize the defensive scheme, he is slow to engage the defender … Slow with his angle of departure and can be frozen by defensive line games … Will sometimes miss the count and move too early, resulting in costly penalties … Needs to get stronger and more physical in his game … Is prone to overextend in pass protection, especially when facing a double move.
OT was a big need. There are still a lot of LBs who will be available with #40. This is not the end, but DJ was there! Damn.

Perhaps we are still looking to trade Howard for a late 1st rounder.

At the cost of #13 for our #16 and a 3rd next year, the trade wasn't a loss for us.

Still... a RT instead of an LT seems a bit off. I guess Stinch is never going to be a player.

On the other hand, Gandy, Holland, Bentley, Mayberry, Barron. Damn!

[Edited on 23/4/2005 by JKool]
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Old 04-23-2005, 03:17 PM   #2
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I\'m not sad about this pick..we didn\'t give up much and at worst got the best OT in the draft this year...also a really good linebacker isgoing to fall to us in the second.

now lets\' trade howard and the others and improve that d....
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Old 04-23-2005, 03:23 PM   #3
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Well, all the impact LBs and all the impact CBs are gone. No reason to move Howard now. I guess people can be happy we\'re going to keep him.

Someone is going to get a major steal in A. Rogers now.
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Old 04-23-2005, 03:26 PM   #4
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i don\'t know, when you think about brooks running for his life against better defenses, is it really a bad choice? it was a need, and we addressed it.......... get over it, it\'s done........
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Old 04-23-2005, 03:33 PM   #5
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Finely put ssmitty.
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