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Originally Posted by Brown Leader
The transition back to an odd front is not as bad as it looks. We're 2 deep along the front line with most of our DT/DEs able to play 34 DE. Sheard is more a hybrid DE then true LE. Gocong, who was a solid LILB, should return. DQ is solid in either front. Rookie JMJ played in a 34 at Nevada and LB Craig Robertson, our breakout 2nd yr guy, is a very good blitzer-downfield attacker. It's the best thing he did at North Texas.
Jones is the obvious choice but I have my doubts Lombardi and Banner would want to risk it. It's more a question of his longevity then whether or not he could make an instant impact.
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Thanks for the perspective, I appreciate it. I was under the impression that the switch to the 3-4 would be possible but not as smooth as it could be with this information. I do think they were a couple players away from having a dominate 4-3. Taylor and Rubin I thought could make the transition, but I was not so sure about the LB's, although I do think DQ fits, and was unaware of Robertson. Do you see Sheard as a L. Woodley type?
Jones medical evaluation is something I would love to see. As for longevity, how long would make the pick worth it? Georgia type production for 4-7 years? I get the risk with him but what about the reward?