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Brian Baker at USF pro day


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I believe that Johnson and Brown will start for us this year. Maybe they are looking to add someone for our Pass rush on 3rd and longs. Brown, Brayton, Johnson, and selvie rushing the passer sounds pretty good.

I am not 100% sold that Brown will be the other starter. Need to see how he has bulked up and does against the run. I could still see another season of Brayton starting...briging in Brown on passing downs and rotation.

I like getting back to the type of rotation we had with Buckner, Peppers, and Wallace....basically 3 starters.

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I understand he was constantly double teamed. But that didn't stop players like Morgan and Graham from still making an impact. He doesn't have enough strength to play with his hand in the dirt and has trouble gaining/maintaining weight. He's prob better suited for 3-4 OLB.

If you guys would get mad when Peppers would get blocked by TE's, I think you are going to be extremely dissapointed with Selvie. I would take a late round flyer on him but nothing more.

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The facts are more like,

Hurney/Fox: Brian we need you to go to South Florida for some scouting. I know its rough, but we pay for all expenses.

Baker:, oww, oww, stop twisting my arm. Man a paid trip to south florida; this job sucks.

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Am I the only one who thinks Selvie is horrible? He's a fifth/sixth round prospect now. He's a marginal player who would ONLY be coming in on obvious passing downs.

ok take it from someone who has season tix to USF.....Selvie will be the better DE over time than JPP.JPP only has played one year of CFB...now take that as you will

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ok take it from someone who has season tix to USF.....Selvie will be the better DE over time than JPP.JPP only has played one year of CFB...now take that as you will

This... I think it was me who said elsewhere that JPP will be like Derrick Harvey... but maybe slightly better... which isn't saying much at this point...

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