http://www.rotoworld.com/Content/home_NFL.aspx
No surprise, Dorsey was a bit of a tweener coming out of LSU and the Chiefs are already a bad team leaving him little room to develop, but that #5 pick contract is just too large for must teams to take on./
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I don't think they're utilizing his strengths in KC. A guy that dominant at an SEC school in college has to have NFL talent.
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While he was great in college doesn't mean he would translate to the NFL. Conference has nothing to do with it. I think he is better suited as a 4-3 DT.gunn34 likes this. -
Look at Carriker in STL, dude should've been used at DE.
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So then you agree they're not utilizing his strengths? In that Conference, it does make a difference IMO.
I was referring to defensive players. Their have been a ****-ton of offensive players that came out of the SEC who fell flat.
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then ill do it for you....
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Certainly not utilizing his talents. He's much better suited for a 4-3 DT.
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thanks....couldnt find him there either.....dudes invisible :shifty:
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Out for the year Stitches.
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Sheesh Sick, Jason Allen is one of the 5 best ST players in the NFL.
Granted that is like ordering steak and getting liver, but if you are hungry, liver will do...gafinfan likes this. -
ya so was larry izzo....but he wasnt the 16th overall pick :up:
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Not like it matters now Sick, Allen is what he is...
As for the Chefs, AdamKaplan is going on about the NFL not being MLB, there may be a couple of small deals and not much more -
Injuries and work ethic must play role in why he hasn't done anything. I would like to see him in a base 4-3 before I would write him off.
If that was the case Hardkore SEC players would be selected over every other conference and small school because SEC is so elite. Sorry I just don't see it.