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ncfan

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10 hours ago, JARROD said:

I would love to draft Ed Oliver. How much better is he going to be than Christian Wilkins though?

IMO, much better. Oliver was not only dominant in college but he is an insane athlete. Wilkins will very likely be a very good player but Oliver seems to be one of those guys that is just going to be special. 

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21 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

IMO, much better. Oliver was not only dominant in college but he is an insane athlete. Wilkins will very likely be a very good player but Oliver seems to be one of those guys that is just going to be special. 

Wilkins was outstanding with a really good line around him.  Oliver was scary good with not alot around him.  For Houston last year no one had more than 6 sacks.  In 2017 when Oliver had 5.5 sacks no one else on the team had more than 2.  It's like what Charles Johnson did back in 2010 & 2011.  One guy getting to the QB and everyone else looking around.  If the offensive line is focused on stopping 1 guy and he is still getting to the QB, he is probably going to be pretty good when he gets to the NFL and they can't focus on 1 guy anymore.

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