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Charlotte is a 3rd tier city in this country by any way you want to describe it.

really the only thing we can offer him is his friend Trai, playing with Cam, and the opportunity to start at left tackle if he can earn it in TC, thus making himself way more valuable. Charlotte as a city fuging blows, and it's not like Jerry would ever pay him under the table.

how can knees not allow you to run that's like exactly what they evolved for millions of years to do

cool, your heartbeat raises your heartbeat raises watches football games. maybe just watch panthers reruns instead

are you a woman

PTs are dumb

ugh http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/rating-the-nfl-draft-prospects-linebackers-b99487244z1-301505991.html

just me tightening up my back and hips.

Yeah you can, but you'd have like pre game CT scans or whatever.

the dumbest thing is as long as you don't get caught smoking weed in college or leading up to the draft, or get busted like in your car or whatever, there's literally a 3 day window in the nfl calendar year you can even get CAUGHT for smoking it. The NFL doesn't give a poo about it. They just react to appease old white people. These guys are in chronic pain and want to relax oh god. Plus if they're sitting at home smoking weed they're not going to a club and murdering someone for scuffing their puma. But we'll just pump them full of teradol and destory their liver instead.

I'm not even training BS right now

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/52307/57/goal-line-stand

This isn't true at all.

in his defense, he didn't beat up his girlfriend. the girl that was trying to protect his girlfriend? yeah she got thrown down the stairs but whatever

used to be great.

I've got like 4 girls at my gym who can backsquat that.

uh i watched this guy's whole career at GT and he always played really small.

so you agree with the role i described for him in the first post in this thread thank you and i'll accept that as an apology for your brute idiocy.

So ignoring the intricacies of different positions are you willing to concede that as a player ages his abilities might facilitate a change to a different position and that using his previous experience as an indicator for future performance might be short sighted?

Clearly he wasn't a sub package player. No one here has said that. I can't comment if the early years of JJ's defense were 2 gaps or not, but that wouldn't really change the fact that Trent Cole was a pass rusher first and foremost. I mean I don't think your eagles fan friend would come out and say JJ was ever really concerned with stopping the run. yeah they do because they track individual plays and they're a useful metric to evaluate players. CJ was terrible this year in most facets of the game due to a lot of issues. I have no idea what point you're trying to make and I suspect you don't really know what you're saying either.

4 legs good 2 legs bad

like this board has a really bad understanding of basic front seven alignments. its collective comprehension stops at 3 lineman or 4 lineman, lots of blitzes v. boring, blah blah blah. just bring up techniques, gaps, or any like 6th grade term and they go apocalyptic.

Yeah but keep in mind what Jim Johnson's defense was. Trent Cole wasn't being asked to play the run at all. So just because he lines up kinda on the same spot of the field as players you've seen doesn't meant the role is similar. I mean anyone with PFF can pull up his stats against the run to easily back this up. He was an EDGE with his hand on the ground.

He knows how to play DE in the strictest sense of the term. He has never in his career, whether it have been under Jim Johnson, Juan Castillo, Sean McDermott, or whatever asshole Chip Kelly is trotting out there been anything other than a pass rush specialist. Like yeah he knows how to play a position that was called DE that was completely different from how almost every team in the league played it. As far as what McDermott would do, Cole is incredibly versatile and he'd play everywhere. But if you're suggesting he coudl come in and be an early down DE you're insane. Or to insinuate that he was ever, uh, stout against the run...

Yeah but he was never really a traditional DE like Carolina has been using for the past 15 years. He was playing the Wide 9 for a lot of it when they had Jason Babin, and was always lining up wider than usual as well. Like he wasn't playing the 5 or 6 technique, he was playing the 9, even after they got rid of reid and everyone. For example, look how wide they are here. They have their hands in the ground but they have absolutely no gap or run responsibility. So to say nothing of his age, he's not suited for an every down role in Carolina.