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Here comes the small D-line


scpanther22

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Are interest in Cody brown as a DE to me says a lot about what we are looking for in are new scheme…seeing as most NFL teams see him as a OLB and the 4-3 teams see him as a LB..

He is 6-2 244...thats not that big for a DE..But that’s right up meeks alley..i am fine with this I just don’t wont the small DT..

Brown, at 6 feet 2 and 244 pounds, is too small to play defensive end on most NFL teams, although he said the Carolina Panthers would play him at end in their 4-3 scheme. But other teams that have looked at Brown -- the Giants, Broncos, Patriots, Chiefs, Cardinals and Dolphins -- envision him as a pass-rushing outside linebacker in the mold of Dallas' DeMarcus Ware or Pittsburgh's James Harrison.

The other teams he visited is more telling in terms of who's interested, though. The Chiefs and Cardinals visited UConn's Pro Day, but the Panthers, Giants, Broncos and Patriots had Brown come to them, meaning a higher level of interest

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/football/pro/dolphins/sfl-cody-brown-draft-s042209,0,2685954.story

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For a team that is not going to draft him.

i dont get what you are saying..lots of prospects tell what the teams told them.and for the most part it is fine..maybe not for the panthers because we like to keep everything under wraps..but the panthers cannot control what he tells the media..

but the point is that we are scouting a DE that small..taylor was a project from the 7th..and brown is not he is a 3rd to 4th round DE....but his size tells us that we may be going to the smaller D-line meeks is know for.

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i dont get what you are saying..lots of prospects tell what the teams told them.and for the most part it is fine..maybe not for the panthers because we like to keep everything under wraps..but the panthers cannot control what he tells the media..

but the point is that we are scouting a DE that small..taylor was a project from the 7th..and brown is not he is a 3rd to 4th round DE....but his size tells us that we may be going to the smaller D-line meeks is know for.

What I'm saying is...... it is a smoke screen. The Panthers do control what players say.....by not telling them anything. We don't let people know what we're doing. You could be right (I doubt it personally) about the Dline size but, if history is correct it won't be Brown.

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For a team that is not going to draft him.

you don't really know what's geniune and what's not, just because we look at somebody doesn't mean we aren't interested in him

I'm sure we'll throw up plenty of smokescreens, but you're going overboard with it, you make it sound like every single guy we publicly look at is a ruse, some are and some aren't

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you don't really know what's geniune and what's not, just because we look at somebody doesn't mean we aren't interested in him

I'm sure we'll throw up plenty of smokescreens, but you're going overboard with it, you make it sound like every single guy we publicly look at is a ruse, some are and some aren't

more likely it means we aren't going to be picking them if we met with them.

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