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Is Eric Norwood On His Way Out?


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Defensive End UDFA from Michigan. Had a productive college career, but was not drafted. That does not suggest he wasn't worth a pick though. He just fell through the cracks and now he's here. I like his size and motor. Reminds me of Keiser a bit.

I'm a big UM fan but I don't see Van Bergan making the team. I see only 5 DE making the roster. CJ, Hardy, Alexander, Kesier and Applewhite. Don't see much room for another.

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I'm a big UM fan but I don't see Van Bergan making the team. I see only 5 DE making the roster. CJ, Hardy, Alexander, Kesier and Applewhite. Don't see much room for another.

Didn't he play DT as well? Well the DT competition is pretty stuff to begin with. I think you may be right. I mean he can't be worse than Norwood. Norwood has literally done squat.. =/

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Norwood never had a chance coming into the mess of '10. Feel bad for him.

What "mess" exactly? Brandon Lafell came into the "mess" and made the best of it. Stop making excuses for players.....

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What "mess" exactly? Brandon Lafell came into the "mess" and made the best of it. Stop making excuses for players.....

LaFell wasn't a developmental/project player. The '10 season was thrown away with no effort by the coaches.

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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/rapid-reports/post/19029128

In this link Van Bergen talks about how he is adding weight for July training camp to play DT, he said he is comfortable playing DT, so I was wondering, with him being a 290 pound DE who can play DT, was he instructed by the coaching staff to gain weight? Are we looking at him to be used in a 3-4 package? Everything I read on him, says he has a high motor and was a good UDRFA, who fell through the cracks, I like him and I hope he makes the team..

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http://www.cbssports...s/post/19029128

In this link Van Bergen talks about how he is adding weight for July training camp to play DT, he said he is comfortable playing DT, so I was wondering, with him being a 290 pound DE who can play DT, was he instructed by the coaching staff to gain weight? Are we looking at him to be used in a 3-4 package? Everything I read on him, says he has a high motor and was a good UDRFA, who fell through the cracks, I like him and I hope he makes the team..

Good point. I've noticed also that this regime loves versatility. If you can play more than one position, you're one step close to making the team. Even at 6'4 290 pounds, that's not bad size for a UT/DT. If he gains an extra 10 or even 5 pounds would be good.

Does Michigan play 3-4 or 4-3? I won't lie, I'm oblivious about their defensive scheme.

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