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Originally posted by Rice-a-Ronnie:
To be fair his get-off was pretty impressive. But his run blocking was worse than I expected. Maybe it's more glaring being in the Wide9.
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by Rice-a-Ronnie:
To be fair his get-off was pretty impressive. But his run blocking was worse than I expected. Maybe it's more glaring being in the Wide9.
Nope he played in the wide 9 with Philly. The difference is they rotated him in and out. And he played more on obvious passing downs. We made him a 4 down guy and he's never been great versus the run.
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by Rice-a-Ronnie:
To be fair his get-off was pretty impressive. But his run blocking was worse than I expected. Maybe it's more glaring being in the Wide9.
Nope he played in the wide 9 with Philly. The difference is they rotated him in and out. And he played more on obvious passing downs. We made him a 4 down guy and he's never been great versus the run.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:not sure they ran a w9, they ran a lot of 5 man DL fronts... and it's why we should have done the same or put/set him up to be in more of 1v1 situations
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by Rice-a-Ronnie:
To be fair his get-off was pretty impressive. But his run blocking was worse than I expected. Maybe it's more glaring being in the Wide9.
Nope he played in the wide 9 with Philly. The difference is they rotated him in and out. And he played more on obvious passing downs. We made him a 4 down guy and he's never been great versus the run.
What's a 4 down guy? He played more snaps his previous 2 seasons in PHI then he did here
Originally posted by JaggedJ:who says we don't have money?
We don't have the money to splash in FA so by cutting him it makes the DT at #11 feel a lot more likely.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by JaggedJ:who says we don't have money?
We don't have the money to splash in FA so by cutting him it makes the DT at #11 feel a lot more likely.
Originally posted by bassmanr:i don't think the new cap number is out (which should increase) and we have a reported 63m rolling over to the new cap
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by JaggedJ:who says we don't have money?
We don't have the money to splash in FA so by cutting him it makes the DT at #11 feel a lot more likely.
This is where we need AB1 to help us understand what we do have to spend. I think we can get some help in the trenches both sides in FA depending on what we have to spend.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by Rice-a-Ronnie:
To be fair his get-off was pretty impressive. But his run blocking was worse than I expected. Maybe it's more glaring being in the Wide9.
Nope he played in the wide 9 with Philly. The difference is they rotated him in and out. And he played more on obvious passing downs. We made him a 4 down guy and he's never been great versus the run.
What's a 4 down guy? He played more snaps his previous 2 seasons in PHI then he did here
Originally posted by JaggedJ:
We don't have the money to splash in FA so by cutting him it makes the DT at #11 feel a lot more likely.
Originally posted by RonnieLott:i say pass.. taking him would be like the time we took Mario williams' teammate
Kenneth Grant*, DT, Michigan
Height: 6-3. Weight: 318.
Projected 40 Time: 5.15.
Projected Round (2025): 1.
Grant has 32 tackles, three sacks, and five passes batted. The 6-foot-3, 339-pounder has a rare combination of speed, athleticism, and strength. Grant has top-notch ability with a surprising ability to bend his big body. He can play strong when he wants or needs to, and Grant is fast with the ability to run plays down. Grant has a ton of upside, and he is not as dominant as he can be. He could be a better pro than college player, and Grant looks like a top half of the first-round talent for the 2025 NFL Draft.
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Kenneth Grant*, DT, Michigan
Height: 6-3. Weight: 318.
Projected 40 Time: 5.15.
Projected Round (2025): 1.
Grant has 32 tackles, three sacks, and five passes batted. The 6-foot-3, 339-pounder has a rare combination of speed, athleticism, and strength. Grant has top-notch ability with a surprising ability to bend his big body. He can play strong when he wants or needs to, and Grant is fast with the ability to run plays down. Grant has a ton of upside, and he is not as dominant as he can be. He could be a better pro than college player, and Grant looks like a top half of the first-round talent for the 2025 NFL Draft.