I received a text on this from ESPN. The compensation is reported to be a 7th round pick this year. This has not been confirmed anywhere else yet. Here is his bio. 6-7 310 pounds. He is 24 years old http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=10031
well, now that we've given (rumored) a 7th round pick for the guy, he now must out performer Davone Bess. Sparano can just look at him and say, "why did we give a 7th for you again?" Then he can point to Bess and say, "We got that guy for free. You've got some catching up to do."
Give the dude some cheeseburgers with extra mayo, smack him on the ***, and tell him to go out and clog up the middle! Posted via Mobile Device
Interesting... probably nothing more than a depth move here. I cant seem to find much info out there on this guy. So, who knows really I guess.
I'm doubtful it's just a rumor, 'cause I don't think anyone who would make such a thing up would go with Tony McDaniels. This guy is probably our #4DE behind Starks, Merling, and Langford.
Very strong but has little to no technique. Just tries to out muscle everyone. Jack Del Rio spoke highly of him when he came in to camp as an UDFA but it sounds like he never did learn. Its interesting because the Jaguars were going to start him after Stroud got suspended for using steroids but McDaniels got injured.
To me he is competition for Soliai, they had some film on him and pulled the trigger..maybe...we've all been torched before by these rumors.
I don't know ... Jason Ferguson is 6'3 ... and Kris Jenkins is 6'4. He seems a bit of a behemoth to slide out to DE, where we've got a pair of good youngsters already.
He is to effing tall. He is going to get abused by all undersized Linemen. Is he play 3-4 End? Does anyone have information about how explosive he is?
maybe we're switching to goalline base defense. go ahead New England and Buffalo, keep loading up on receivers. we'll just keep adding fat guys and mediocre defensive backs.
Well he got a 20 from Scouts Inc. 20: Developmental Player A player with very little film to evaluate ... A guy who might show "flashes" in the preseason but does not have any regular-season views ... He has very little experience but he has to be tracked due to his developmental potential.
I'd like to think that defensive line coach Kacy Rodgers had something to do with this move. He coached in the state of Tennesee for a while and hes' familiar with the Tennessee talent pool I'd assume. He may have recruited him while he was the defensive line coach at Arkansas in '02. McDaniels I think came to Tennessee in ''02 or 03. Yeah but I think 6'7 is a bit tall. He wouldn't be able to get under the pads of blockers and wouldn't be able to get low.
on passing downs if he was willing to take the shot he would be a serious menace to passes over the middle with a wingspan like he has.
Yeah I can't seem to dig up any numbers on his arm length or wingspan but he's a big kid for sure. He's also got a nasty attitude to go with a mean streak. He was charged with aggravated assault while at Tennessee for punching a student in the face and breaking four of the student's facial bones. Ouch.
Ok seriously: 1- We gave up a 7th for a UDFA. Big frickin deal. He has talent, it's a seventh rounder who gives a damn. 2- His position likely is 3-4 DE. As far as his future position it remains to be seen. 3-4 DE in this system and NT require a number of skills in holding two blockers that are similar. In time he may play NT. 3- No guarantee he's ahead of Wright. 4- It's a seventh keep your ****ing pants on. 5- Sparano is not a nazi here. Every time somebody messes up in camp he doesn't chew his *** into them like Coughlin in his youth and Saban. That's not why we were 11-5. They give you goals to reach and they encourage you through hard constructive criticism. They don't treat you like a ******.
Already on Wikipedia Jaguars | McDaniel traded Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:59:52 -0700 Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports the Jacksonville Jaguars have traded DT Tony McDaniel to the Miami Dolphins for a seventh-round draft choice. http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_McDaniel
Thin nothing. That's prototypical size for a 3-4 DE. This guy won't sniff the NT position unless he gains 30-40 pounds. 7th round picks generally don't make the roster. We essentially got a UDFA with 3 years experience.
ESPN's blog http://myespn.go.com/blogs/nflnation/0-6-417/Dolphins-acquire-D-lineman-for-late-draft-pick.html Seems a bit injury prone but at 310 you would think he should be playing NT.
Perhaps the coaches think that an offseason under our brutal weight training program and zero tolerance to injuries could turn his fragility around. It could help the guy. He's got the size, we don't know how he plays. Actually he does look like more of a DE.
Jaguars | McDaniel traded Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:59:52 -0700 Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports the Jacksonville Jaguars have traded DT Tony McDaniel to the Miami Dolphins for a seventh-round draft choice. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dolphins | McDaniel acquired Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:59:27 -0700 Tim Graham, of ESPN.com, reports the Miami Dolphins have acquired DT Tony McDaniel from the Jacksonville Jaguars for a seventh-round draft choice.
I don't know about the too tall arguement. JasonTaylor was 6' 6" and was pretty lean and lanky. Granted he is no Jason Taylor but we didn't know what Jason Taylor was until after he started playing. Kendall Langford is listed as 6'6" and 290 is he too tall? Lets hope he ends up being a diamond in the rough and not a lump of coal.