This is a 290 pound man running with the football.
http://www.secsports.com/video/11720293/robert-nkemdiche
[ Edited by Phoenix49ers on Oct 9, 2015 at 12:44 PM ]
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Originally posted by daragon:Great player, but I'm not sure he would be needed on our team. We need QB, OL, Passrush first.
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
If we have a top 5 pick, select the best difference maker no matter position.
Nkemdiche is a playmaker.
If we're not drafting in top 5, forget about having a chance at grabbing him.
Originally posted by daragon:Great player, but I'm not sure he would be needed on our team. We need QB, OL, Passrush first.
Originally posted by LifelongNiner:
A rookie QB in my opinion won't change this teams fortunes as much as fixing the D-line and O-line issues. Right now, its safe to say the defense is the weakest link. Get a D-line that can control the line of scrimmage and suddenly, we might have competent looking players on the back end. Not that we shouldn't draft a QB. I just wouldn't take one first.
a disruptive d-liner would give us so many opportunities.Originally posted by daragon:Great player, but I'm not sure he would be needed on our team. We need QB, OL, Passrush first.
Originally posted by Cisco0623:
Totally agree. If we pick high and feel there is a true QB there to take, then take him, but we do this realizing next year or two will rough as well. If there is no QB, then we simply take the best player available.
"He moves like a man 50 pounds lighter than he is, showing terrific burst and agility to go along with power. With the possible exception of LSU true sophomore running back Leonard Fournette, Nkemdiche has been the nation's best player this season," Rang wrote. The 6-foot-4, 296-pound Nkemdiche's production has been down, but it's hard to blame him, when he's been drawing double and triple-teams. Nkemdiche has still shown the ability to be disruptive, while displaying freakish athleticism for a man of his size.