This the best DL class ever

[micnificent28]

5 minutes ago, black-panthers said:

I started to agree with you and then you decided to make this poooo

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/jadeveon-clowney?id=2543456

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/montez-sweat?id=32195357-4503-4375-fdbc-389a73a5ddc5 

Except It is true....

[micnificent28]

Just now, black-panthers said:

What the hell?

Looking at the numbers.. Sweat is a better Athlete than Clowney... He beat him in almost every area...I mean i guess if u wanted to nit pick clowney weights 6 pounds more than him so thats a win?

[micnificent28]

4 minutes ago, black-panthers said:

You girls are falling deep hole with these combine numbers crap. 

Your the one denying the evidence... not that Clowney wasn’t an incredible athlete. But based of the combine Sweat is better as just an athlete. Am I saying he is a better football player? I dunno. But he certainly has the potential to be as Good or better than Clowney. If it wasn’t for Bosa and Williams I’m sure Sweat would be getting top pick looks.

 

But as it stands he’s getting projected like 6 in a deep defensive line group.

[micnificent28]

Oh I also didn't mention my draft crush Gary.I also think he is a "Generational talent" at the position. His numbers are Borderline never seen at his size. Does that mean he will put up big sacks and be a stud? No. But he surely adds talent to a stud group. I don't think any group in memory really compares...

[Moo Daeng]

1 hour ago, black-panthers said:

Bosa, Quinnen and Allen are elites. 

The rest are NOT elites for the last time. 

And you must be on some good drugs if you really think Sweat is on Clowney’s level. 

It wouldn't take much to be on Clowney's level. He's a good player, nothing more. His production is not that hard to match. 

[LinvilleGorge]

It's an absurdly strong and deep DL class. There are probably five guys who would stand a decent chance at being the #1 DL available in most draft classes.

[USC/panthers_11]

8 hours ago, micnificent28 said:

Size and speed wise I would even argue that Sweat Matches up Favorably to Clowney....

Sweat is not in the same stratosphere as Clowney.  Clowney was the first overall pick in the draft and was considered a once in a decade type player - Sweat won't come close to this. Clowney was the only player that I can recall who was the top prospect coming out of high school AND college. Sweat ran a fast 40 but get real man.

[USC/panthers_11]

6 hours ago, Moo Daeng said:

It wouldn't take much to be on Clowney's level. He's a good player, nothing more. His production is not that hard to match. 

Clowney had some injuries early in his nfl career and he's somewhat playing out of position as a 3-4 olb. He's a natural hand in the dirt 4-3 DE. He was 6-6/275 at South Carolina - perfect body type for a 4-3 DE. He also has made the pro bowl the last 3 years.

[ncfan]

8 hours ago, micnificent28 said:

Your the one denying the evidence... not that Clowney wasn’t an incredible athlete. But based of the combine Sweat is better as just an athlete. Am I saying he is a better football player? I dunno. But he certainly has the potential to be as Good or better than Clowney. If it wasn’t for Bosa and Williams I’m sure Sweat would be getting top pick looks.

 

But as it stands he’s getting projected like 6 in a deep defensive line group.

Ssshhhhh cant ever argue with Chuck

 

But 100% agree with you as does everyone other than trolling Chuck

 

And its not even just combine stats

 

Clowney in his 3 full seasons at South Carolina 

24 sacks 47 TFL

Sweat in just his 2 seasons at Miss State

22.5 Sacks and 30 TFL. 

 

So statistically they were on the similar path as far as TFL but Sweat was actually better at getting after the QB

[Panthero]

Edge this draft is weird. More top end guys than usual and then a wasteland. 

DL looks like you can get a starter even into the sixth round (a run stuffing type like demarcus christmas). 

I know DT is sucking a bunch of our cap right now, but I'd love to take a NT and a DT than can play some at big 3-4 d-end (Omenihu, Oliver, Gary or Dremont jones). 

[Snake]

10 hours ago, Sub Zero said:

You forgot Josh Allen ... he would also be higher than Davenport..

He would be ranked around the Sweat, Ferrell, Burns Polite and Gary group.. For sure thoe

I don't even see Davenport there. He's definitely first round or high second imo because of the small school he came from.

[Snake]

21 minutes ago, ncfan said:

Ssshhhhh cant ever argue with Chuck

 

But 100% agree with you as does everyone other than trolling Chuck

 

And its not even just combine stats

 

Clowney in his 3 full seasons at South Carolina 

24 sacks 47 TFL

Sweat in just his 2 seasons at Miss State

22.5 Sacks and 30 TFL. 

 

So statistically they were on the similar path as far as TFL but Sweat was actually better at getting after the QB

Sweat would be a OLB I wouldn't mind trading up for. He was a absolute buzzsaw in the SEC.

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

9 hours ago, black-panthers said:

Bosa, Quinnen and Allen are elites. 

The rest are NOT elites for the last time. 

And you must be on some good drugs if you really think Sweat is on Clowney’s level. 

This statement may not be accurate because these 3 may all be busts in the NFL. No player being drafted is a guaranteed elite player.

[kungfoodude]

This is probably a discussion better answered in 2029 as opposed to 2019. Being arguably the best on paper at something isn't worth the paper it.....wait........