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MikeIsGood wrote:If these picks hit our defense is **** stacked. Goodness gracious.
MickeyDavis wrote:We gain $5.8 million in cap space by releasing Lowry after June 1. I think we keep him though. Wyatt is no sure thing, especially as a rookie.
MickeyDavis wrote:We gain $5.8 million in cap space by releasing Lowry after June 1. I think we keep him though. Wyatt is no sure thing, especially as a rookie.
LikeABosh wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:We gain $5.8 million in cap space by releasing Lowry after June 1. I think we keep him though. Wyatt is no sure thing, especially as a rookie.
Gute mentioned he was looking forward to have a deep rotation to keep guys fresh. I hope he sticks around
M-C-G wrote:MikeIsGood wrote:If these picks hit our defense is **** stacked. Goodness gracious.
We were borderline top 10 defense last season, added a dynamic DT (Wyatt), a good DE (reed), a nickle linebacker (Quay) and 'added' Jaire Alexander as well.
I'd like to see us get a safety yet, but my goodness this defense is going to be off the charts.
MVP2110 wrote:Our defense still has holes to fill. We now have great depth on the Dline and ILB, but right now our 3rd Edge rusher is Garvin, our 4th CB is Shemar Jean-Charles, our 3rd safety is Vernon Scott. All 3 of those positions will see pretty significant snaps this year and that doesn't even account for any possible injuries
Position rank 1, big board 17, shades of Larry
Ogunjobi
It was a long road for Wyatt to get to
where he is, but he finally put together his
prodigious physical tools as a redshirt senior.
He's been a healthy part of Georgia's
interior rotation ever since his redshirt
freshman year in 2018 but never really put it
together until last fall. Like others on the
Georgia line, Wyatt is likely to shine even
more when given a role with more freedom,
as he had at the Senior Bowl.
PROS
First step is as good as it gets in the draft class.
Explosive dude.
Ø Cornering ability for a defensive tackle you
don't often see. Can bend back to QBs.
Ø So many schemed rushes to free up blitzing LBs
that hurt his pass-rushing efficiency.
CONS
v Doesn't yet have enough ways to win as a
pass-rusher. All finesse at the moment.
v Average length. First-contact battle isn't where
he wins.
v Listed at 315 pounds but doesn't play up to
that weight
Wyatt wins with elite quickness. He not only possesses linear explosion, but he also has enough
agility to make guards whiff. He does it all well over 300 pounds, which is rare to see.
GET OFF
Wyatt's a versatile defensive tackle capable of lining up anywhere between the tackles. He's at
his best when he can put that first step to good use, but his game can still fit into any scheme.
VERSATILE DT
Wyatt needs to add a physical element to his pass-rushing arsenal. He's an elite athlete for the
position, but he relies on that too much. He could be a bull-rush threat if he wanted to be.
The bottom line
Wyatt has the most all-around skill set in the defensive tackle class and
can make an impact from Day 1.
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Swan Vox wrote:Pretty dangerous front 7 we are building here. Took Wyatt at 22 in my only mock simulation. Man he moves well. Looking forward to seeing him and Kenny go to work.
VooDoo7 wrote:JEIS wrote:
Kidd would have curb stomped him.
Maybe if his name was Denise instead of Dennis.
Fotis St wrote:Wherever you are David, I love you man.
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?