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Melvin Ingram


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On a team with likely-1st-rounder Devin Taylor and all-decade recruit freshman Jadeveon Clowney, Ingram is easily the most polished DLineman on the team. He is amazing at just about everything on defense. Mostly moves inside to play DT on 3rd and longs to get him, Clowney, and Taylor all in on the pass rush at the same time. He just does what he has to do to win. Would love to see him playing on the Panthers but even with his strong push this year he's likely only a 3rd round pick at best.

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That INT today again showed his amazing versatility. He wasn't a dlineman busting up a screen pass and getting lucky, he was in COVERAGE that play.

He is by far the best player on USC's defense right now. I bet he gets taken by someone like the Patriots who love versatile guys.

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That INT today again showed his amazing versatility. He wasn't a dlineman busting up a screen pass and getting lucky, he was in COVERAGE that play.

He is by far the best player on USC's defense right now. I bet he gets taken by someone like the Patriots who love versatile guys.

He is a monster. He has been reported (and all this was said before this year) to throw the ball 70+ yards, punt the ball 50+ yards, and is easily the best athlete on this team. He is not only the best player on the USC defense right now, but the best player on any defense.

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    • He’s set financially for life barring complete fiscal lunacy. He has $12.3 million guaranteed. Think about that. Twelve million three hundred thousand dollars, he’ll be 28 years old when his contract is up and he’s completely forgotten about if he never plays another down in the NFL if he so chooses. Say after taxes he ‘only’ brings home $6M (fire your accountant territory) and parks $4M in a run of the mill mutual fund… good God… What I’m getting at, IF homie ain’t feeling the NFL, he has 12,300,000 reasons to take the fewest NFL edition ass kickings as possible while waiting out his very wealthy non-football future.  Obviously completely talking out of my a$$ with this… but if you hated contact, didn’t want to live with a completely wrecked body for the rest of your life and you know you’re set financially… what path would you take, assuming you’re cool with being a quitter (not calling him a quitter, I’m just playing out a scenario)? Why do so many first rounders bust? Where was he before his one year wonder if he was such a stud?  Everybody likes the dude on a personal level. How could you not? …. but I like seeing a winning product even more. He doesn’t play like his head is in the game. The Why is where the speculation lies and helps to clarify if his issues are ‘fixable’ or not. 
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