Originally posted by LordGains:
Originally posted by NinerBuff:
I feel like people are overthinking this. He may not be the specimen that Myles Garrett or Clowney were, but he's an extremely good pass rusher and overall disruptor, and the fact that we have a chance to draft him (and get him on 5 years of rookie deal) is outstanding.
Stop overthinking. If he goes #1, then we can start the mental gymnastics.
What makes Bosa better than even Josh Allen ? And what makes him a "disrupter" like you claim ?
Bosa 17.5 career sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 77 tackles, 2 pass defense, 0 int, 29 tackles for loss
Josh 31.5 career sacks, 11 forced fumbles, 220 tackles, 8 pass defense, 1 int, 42 tackles for loss
Don't be shocked if 9ers draft Josh if they stay at #2 Since they plan to employ a wide-9 defensive front. A wide-9 employs two wide-9 technique ends.
Josh and Dee Ford are the same type of players 😬
If you're too lazy to look through the thread that's on you but fact is this has been discussed MANY times in here.
Nobody can say for sure Bosa is better than Allen because end of the day this is all a guessing game. Chase Winovich could be the best DE in this class at the end of the day or someone even more obscure.
Draft evaluations are about taking what you see in film, adding the growth you think a player can take and predicting how they do in the NFL.
I think it was you who brought up the boxing analogy of how 1/4-3/4 inch is huge in boxing. Well this isn't boxing and I'm pretty sure Floyd Mayweather with his reach would kick my ass and I have a good 2 inches on his reach. Technique with lesser physical tools will still win over lesser technique and better physical tools.
And Josh and Dee are closer to the same player, which is why it makes even more sense to draft Nick. You want to have whoever we pick at #2 out there same times as Dee, not backing him up or splitting snaps with him. Bosa is a perfect fit for us at Leo in base and stays on the field on obvious passing downs.