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3 minutes ago, varjet said:

Ed Oliver seems to have a combination of elite athleticism, physique and intensity that should make him a success in the NFL.  

Ignoring position, more so than Allen or Quinnen.  

Oliver is a ridiculous athlete, but where is the pass rush production? Same with Gary.

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5 minutes ago, WayneChrebet80 said:

Oliver is a ridiculous athlete, but where is the pass rush production? Same with Gary.

Oliver was played in the interior most of his college days & was extremely productive... he'll be a force anywhere on the line.

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10 minutes ago, varjet said:

Ed Oliver seems to have a combination of elite athleticism, physique and intensity that should make him a success in the NFL.  

Ignoring position, more so than Allen or Quinnen.  

I agree. He's more versatile also. That might be the difference maker there.

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3 minutes ago, genot said:

I agree. He's more versatile also. That might be the difference maker there.

I honestly believe that given the players in this draft and Gregg Williams' history, there is some level of moronic-ness going on behind the decision to stick with the 3-4 defense.  The biggest issue with switching to a 4-3 at this point would be signing Henry Anderson, and I think that is something that can be worked with.  

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1 minute ago, varjet said:

I honestly believe that given the players in this draft and Gregg Williams' history, there is some level of moronic-ness going on behind the decision to stick with the 3-4 defense.  The biggest issue with switching to a 4-3 at this point would be signing Henry Anderson, and I think that is something that can be worked with.  

I agree. Even if we draft Oliver though, we're still a lineman short. In an ideal world. That is if we're in a 4-3. I think Barr really screwed us. He could have played end in a 4-3, and rush linebacker in a 3-4. They wanted that versatility.

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1 minute ago, genot said:

I can understand why you feel that way. I think with a new and skilled coaching staff, his approach will change some.

What I do like is that it seems all possibilities except for Bosa are open (and given what has been found out about Bosa, I don't think that was going to happen anyway). They've had Allen, Williams and Oliver there as well as other lower 1st round prospects in case they trade down

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7 minutes ago, genot said:

I agree. Even if we draft Oliver though, we're still a lineman short. In an ideal world. That is if we're in a 4-3. I think Barr really screwed us. He could have played end in a 4-3, and rush linebacker in a 3-4. They wanted that versatility.

I think they can run a DL of Anderson, Oliver/Quinnen, Leo and Copeland/Jenkins/Draft pick/someone picked up and let Avery, Mosley and Lee play LB.  

The defense will struggle a bit without a pure pass-rushing EDGE, but get it next year and continue to build the team for the future.  

By staying in the 3-4, we have boxed ourselves into taking Josh Allen, which could work out ok, but not of Oliver or Quinnen or even Bosa turn out to be stars.

What about if Bosa is there?  How about Anderson, Foley/Shepherd/McClendon, Leo and Bosa?  Let Jenkins and Copeland figure out 4-3 SLB. 

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1 minute ago, UnitedWhofans said:

What I do like is that it seems all possibilities except for Bosa are open (and given what has been found out about Bosa, I don't think that was going to happen anyway). They've had Allen, Williams and Oliver there as well as other lower 1st round prospects in case they trade down

Im sure they've all worked together, and tirelessly on a game plan. I'm not kissing up, but with a solid Fa class coming in, and Sam Darnold, they know how close they are to being serious contenders.

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1 minute ago, varjet said:

I think they can run a DL of Anderson, Oliver/Quinnen, Leo and Copeland/Jenkins/Draft pick/someone picked up and let Avery, Mosley and Lee play LB.  

The defense will struggle a bit without a pure pass-rushing EDGE, but get it next year and continue to build the team for the future.  

By staying in the 3-4, we have boxed ourselves into taking Josh Allen, which could work out ok, but not of Oliver or Quinnen or even Bosa turn out to be stars.

What about if Bosa is there?  How about Anderson, Foley/Shepherd/McClendon, Leo and Bosa?  Let Jenkins and Copeland figure out 4-3 SLB. 

It's a very challenging draft. That is figuring out who will fit best with what we have, and what we're going to run on D. I've changed my mind more this year, than any other year combined.

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17 minutes ago, genot said:

I agree. Even if we draft Oliver though, we're still a lineman short. In an ideal world. That is if we're in a 4-3. I think Barr really screwed us. He could have played end in a 4-3, and rush linebacker in a 3-4. They wanted that versatility.

If Barr didn't want to play here, though, we're probably better off without him.

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1 hour ago, WayneChrebet80 said:

Well, he lost credibility picking Ed Oliver with guys like Williams and Allen still on the board.

If it went down that way, I would personally escort Mac out of the building.

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27 minutes ago, choon328 said:

We already have a $14 million guy on defense who only gets hurries and not sacks. 

What does that have to do with Oliver? If you're talking about Quinnen Williams I'd agree.

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Just now, choon328 said:

3 sacks total last year, two of them against East Carolina, 1 against Navy

I love posters that just look at stats and don't understand the context in which they are generated or can't project what type of player they will be at the next level.

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I don’t think it’s crazy at all...only in the fact if the Jets took Oliver it would appear they know what they’re doing.

Also worthy to note, Jeremiah has actually been the most accurate in terms of guessing player to team than any of these other dudes over the past few years. 

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Even though I don’t think you’d be maximizing his skillset playing him primarily as a 3-4 DE, I still wouldn’t have a problem with it provided that Bosa is already gone.

Oliver is certainly just as deserving of going Top 3 as Quinnen Williams or Josh Allen.

And an Oliver/Leo combo in the middle of those 4 down lineman looks could cause major problems for opposing QB’s.

 

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2 minutes ago, Untouchable said:

Even though I don’t think you’d be maximizing his skillset playing him primarily as a 3-4 DE,

He's not going to be playing 5 tech as a DE in a 3-4 at the next level. The good news is you can play him almost everywhere else and he's going to make an impact. He's the ultimate chess piece that a good DC will play all over the place.

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