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Everette Brown a bust?

jasonluckydog

By jasonluckydog,
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Problem with Brown is he undersized not enough strenght to get around and break free from the tackle and his spin is worthless. He will never ever be nothing more this a backup for any team he plays for. There is really no team out there willing to pay much for him in terms of draft picks. Mainly because he has not produce much since been in the NFL. Bottomline he was a waste of a draft pick and it is time for the panthers just to cut their loses with him and move on period.

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is he fast enough to play in a 3-4
Question should be is he even strong enough to even play in the NFL. Yes he might stop the run once in a while with some help from a DT or linebacker. But he doesn't seem strong enough to make a solo tackle. If he is getting blowed up by a olineman while at the DE postion. Then how can he survive at any other postion on D. Brown is just a to small and not strong enough to play in the NFL as a starter. Backup if he is lucky.
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Greg Hardy FTW

our 6th rounder just beat out our first rounder.

I'm not too worried about it. DE's aren't made overnight guys, and Hardy is a much much better NFL prospect than Brown (not mentally mind you). Brown really had one avenue to take and that is to get low and get quick. If he can't handle doing that he can't have a spot.

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I'm watching last night's game right now and It's pathetic how he's getting punked out and pushed around by the back up linemen of the dolphins.
LOL He has been getting punked by our olineman in Camp this year. So nothing new. LOL Bottomline brown has turned into the team joke.:rofl:
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