Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by NYniner85:i would take Stewart over Pearce.. if had two choose between those two
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Literally his NFL draft profile…and the length isn't really there at sub 33" arms at 6-5
Overview
Pearce is a tight-hipped, linear pass rusher with explosive take-offs and good speed-to-power but a lack of bend to flatten at the top. His high pressure rate is partially derived from an instinctive feel for positioning, allowing him to work around protection for quick wins into the pocket. He's very long but narrow through his hips, so the build-out of his frame might be limited. Pearce knows how to play around blocks and has the speed to close and tackle, but his base is naturally narrow and lacks bend. He'll need to improve his strength and technique as an NFL run defender. Despite those concerns, Pearce's length, twitch and rush production create a higher ceiling.
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You're literally ignoring what Baldy said about him. If Baldy said he didn't have bend about Pearce, you would fully use that in your argument.
If you watched that hoop drill and think he had some great bend, then I don't know what to tell ya. It's all over his film as well.
baldy says a whole bunch of s**t all the time, doesn't mean he's right 100% of the time. No one is. It's not that I'm ignoring what one guy says. I'm listening to what multiple people have said and what I see when I watch him play.
dude has short arms, is light in the pants, has tight hips and is a linear pass rusher. If you're down for that cool, that's your opinion.. I'm not gonna argue with you about it anymore.
proof is in the pudding and we will see what he becomes down the road, he's got a spot in the league, as you're primary EDGE? I don't think so, not for me at 11.
I don't know man, 1.5 sacks in each season only 39 pressures on 315 pass snaps according to PFF. James Pearce has 19.5 sacks and 110 pressures in his career in college. But quite honestly they're two different DE's, it's not really fair to compare the two.