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Best DE in the draft...

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Is Robert Quinn according to Mayock. Paraphrasing he said on tape Quinn is the most dominant edge rusher he's seen.

Question, with our reported interest in Bowers and this information does taking DE become more of a possibility assuming our Scouts and FO agree.

I thought Bowers was the consensus top DE, but I really respect Mayock and his opinion.

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Is Robert Quinn according to Mayock. Paraphrasing he said on tape Quinn is the most dominant edge rusher he's seen.

Question, with our reported interest in Bowers and this information does taking DE become more of a possibility assuming our Scouts and FO agree.

I thought Bowers was the consensus top DE, but I really respect Mayock and his opinion.

Quinn is a better edge rusher. Everette Brown is a better edge rusher than Bowers. Only difference is Bowers can do all the other things as well. He doesn't have to just rely on one trick to get to a QB. He can move bodies.

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Quinn is a better edge rusher. Everette Brown is a better edge rusher than Bowers. Only difference is Bowers can do all the other things as well. He doesn't have to just rely on one trick to get to a QB. He can move bodies.

Quinn can pretty much do it all. Bowers might be slightly stronger against the run but not by a large margin.

Quinn was a guy, that if he could have played this year, could of been a lock for the #1 draft spot since Luck decided to stay in school. Since he has been out for a full season it will be interesting to see what he has done with himself in the time off.

Physically, he was a specimen. His motor was non-stop and was not the kind of guy you matched up one on one with anyone on throwing downs.

If Quinn was able to add 10-15 pounds and not lose any of the speed and quickness, it could get even more interesting at the top.

I don't know that you could use the #1 overall on a guy who hasn't played for a year. Quinn showing up at the combine and blowing people away will honestly only hurt us. If there are percieved to be two elite pass-rushers in this draft then teams that would have moved up for Bowers will sit and wait for Quinn.

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