Levonte David: SS?

[bergo23]

Can this guy become a stud strong safety in the box for a Chargers team in a run hungry division?

[gpngc]

I doubt it. That's a rough transition (Michael Boulware). It'll be much easier for him to add a few pounds and be a very good 4-3 WLB. He could even play Sam if he can get his bulk up - he's that good.

[mightytitan9]

It's be a waste

[FUNBUNCHER]

I doubt he can cover well enough without being a liability on passing downs.

[Dan_Steele]

He has got the mindset of a backer, its a difficult mental transition to go from playing run first-hit 'em in the mouth football, to pass first-can't touch style of football.

This guy will be a good player, regardless of size and weight. He hits like a tractor, brings a lot of torch with his relatively small frame.

[mightytitan9]

It's similar with Larry Asante from Nebraska a few years back, but not exactly

[Duffman57]

Originally Posted by bergo23

Can this guy become a stud strong safety in the box for a Chargers team in a run hungry division?

No, especially not in our system were we like to have more versatile safeties, which end up as more like a strongside S and a Weakside S rather than a true in the box SS and a Centerfield type FS. Though, obviously nobody know's what our system will be like this year with Pagano as the DC.

[ATLDirtyBirds]

Originally Posted by Dan_Steele

This guy will be a good player, regardless of size and weight.

Bingo. Same can be said for Sean Spence.