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bucsEST96
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PR says don't slept on Quintin Coples:
| Quote: | The first of which is that he was recruited by and played for Butch Davis, who is now Tampa Bay’s defensive consultant. Davis knows Coples intimately and could be talking him up at One Buccaneer Place the way Raheem Morris talked up quarterback Josh Freeman, who he saw firsthand every day at Kansas State in 2006.
Second, Coples was awfully productive at North Carolina. He had 24 sacks, 40.5 tackles for loss, 144 tackles, five forced fumbles and four pass breakups in his college career. He had 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss inside at defensive tackle in 2010, and then had 7.5 sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a defensive end last year.
And finally, at 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, Coples can play multiple positions along the defensive line. The physical freak turned heads by running a 4.78 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and his experience at both tackle and end make him a very versatile and valuable defensive lineman. |
speak, I for one would love the move |
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DaRealdeal
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:08 am Post subject: |
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http://twitter.com/ChrisLum12/status/191159153388027905
| Quote: | | On the plane to Tampa for my last workout to showcase myself... #excited! |
The runner-up for the Walter Payton Award this past season, Chris Lum put together the best single season for a QB in Lehigh's history. Playing out of the spread he completed 65.9% of his passes for 4,378 yards and 32 TDs. He's not the biggest guy, but he's mobile in the pocket and he's accurate with the football. We are only two deep at the QB position with Josh Johnson and Rudy Carpenter gone. We could be looking for a QB to develop on the practice squad.
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RoeKG
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:12 am Post subject: |
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| bucsEST96 wrote: | PR says don't slept on Quintin Coples:
| Quote: | The first of which is that he was recruited by and played for Butch Davis, who is now Tampa Bay’s defensive consultant. Davis knows Coples intimately and could be talking him up at One Buccaneer Place the way Raheem Morris talked up quarterback Josh Freeman, who he saw firsthand every day at Kansas State in 2006.
Second, Coples was awfully productive at North Carolina. He had 24 sacks, 40.5 tackles for loss, 144 tackles, five forced fumbles and four pass breakups in his college career. He had 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss inside at defensive tackle in 2010, and then had 7.5 sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a defensive end last year.
And finally, at 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, Coples can play multiple positions along the defensive line. The physical freak turned heads by running a 4.78 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and his experience at both tackle and end make him a very versatile and valuable defensive lineman. |
speak, I for one would love the move |
We're gonna draft Mohammed Sanu too, right?
Coples isn't elite, nor is he at a position of need. Only way we take him is if we trade down, and even then he probably wouldn't be the first choice. |
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bucsEST96
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:22 am Post subject: |
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| RoeKG wrote: | | bucsEST96 wrote: | PR says don't slept on Quintin Coples:
| Quote: | The first of which is that he was recruited by and played for Butch Davis, who is now Tampa Bay’s defensive consultant. Davis knows Coples intimately and could be talking him up at One Buccaneer Place the way Raheem Morris talked up quarterback Josh Freeman, who he saw firsthand every day at Kansas State in 2006.
Second, Coples was awfully productive at North Carolina. He had 24 sacks, 40.5 tackles for loss, 144 tackles, five forced fumbles and four pass breakups in his college career. He had 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss inside at defensive tackle in 2010, and then had 7.5 sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a defensive end last year.
And finally, at 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, Coples can play multiple positions along the defensive line. The physical freak turned heads by running a 4.78 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and his experience at both tackle and end make him a very versatile and valuable defensive lineman. |
speak, I for one would love the move |
We're gonna draft Mohammed Sanu too, right?
Coples isn't elite, nor is he at a position of need. Only way we take him is if we trade down, and even then he probably wouldn't be the first choice. |
So how isn't a pass rushing DE not a position of need when we were 2nd to last in sacks? Charm me with that one |
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tml_gogo
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:36 am Post subject: |
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| bucsEST96 wrote: | | RoeKG wrote: | | bucsEST96 wrote: | PR says don't slept on Quintin Coples:
| Quote: | The first of which is that he was recruited by and played for Butch Davis, who is now Tampa Bay’s defensive consultant. Davis knows Coples intimately and could be talking him up at One Buccaneer Place the way Raheem Morris talked up quarterback Josh Freeman, who he saw firsthand every day at Kansas State in 2006.
Second, Coples was awfully productive at North Carolina. He had 24 sacks, 40.5 tackles for loss, 144 tackles, five forced fumbles and four pass breakups in his college career. He had 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss inside at defensive tackle in 2010, and then had 7.5 sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a defensive end last year.
And finally, at 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, Coples can play multiple positions along the defensive line. The physical freak turned heads by running a 4.78 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and his experience at both tackle and end make him a very versatile and valuable defensive lineman. |
speak, I for one would love the move |
We're gonna draft Mohammed Sanu too, right?
Coples isn't elite, nor is he at a position of need. Only way we take him is if we trade down, and even then he probably wouldn't be the first choice. |
So how isn't a pass rushing DE not a position of need when we were 2nd to last in sacks? Charm me with that one |
Spending your last 5 top picks on the defensive line is absolutely stupid, and bad business. Clayborn looks like a stud, and Bowers really looked good when they finally started playing him at the end of the year. Plus, the book on Coples is awfully familiar...amazing physical tools, bad work ethic and no desire. No thanks.
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RoeKG
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:56 am Post subject: |
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| bucsEST96 wrote: | | RoeKG wrote: | | bucsEST96 wrote: | PR says don't slept on Quintin Coples:
| Quote: | The first of which is that he was recruited by and played for Butch Davis, who is now Tampa Bay’s defensive consultant. Davis knows Coples intimately and could be talking him up at One Buccaneer Place the way Raheem Morris talked up quarterback Josh Freeman, who he saw firsthand every day at Kansas State in 2006.
Second, Coples was awfully productive at North Carolina. He had 24 sacks, 40.5 tackles for loss, 144 tackles, five forced fumbles and four pass breakups in his college career. He had 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss inside at defensive tackle in 2010, and then had 7.5 sacks and 15 tackles for loss as a defensive end last year.
And finally, at 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, Coples can play multiple positions along the defensive line. The physical freak turned heads by running a 4.78 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and his experience at both tackle and end make him a very versatile and valuable defensive lineman. |
speak, I for one would love the move |
We're gonna draft Mohammed Sanu too, right?
Coples isn't elite, nor is he at a position of need. Only way we take him is if we trade down, and even then he probably wouldn't be the first choice. |
So how isn't a pass rushing DE not a position of need when we were 2nd to last in sacks? Charm me with that one |
We're also really bad at almost everything else at this point and we already have spent picks on the DL. Charm me on how picking defensive lineman with our 1st rounder every year is supposed to improve our whole team. |
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REDandPEWTER
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 12:39 pm Post subject: |
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DT is more of a need than people think, but DE I'm sure we're set. It'd be stupid to invest 3 HIGH picks in 2 years on DEs, especially since Clayborne and Bowers [played very well for us last year and we have Bennett, who was very good on his own as well.
DT I can see us going after early. Last year, that position was still garbage. When McCoy went down, so did the rest of the line. Price and Miller weren't very good. They were owned by opposing interior O-lines, dominated. The Addition of Okoye helps and brings in another rotation, but we don't have that big body DT.
All I'm saying is, if Claiborne and Richardson are off the board, don't be surprised if we move down and take Brockers, Poe, or another DT.
Or don't be surprised if we invest a 2nd or 3rd round pick in one either. |
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bucsfan333
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McCoy will play all 16 games this year.
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REDandPEWTER
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| bucsfan333 wrote: | | McCoy will play all 16 games this year. |
Willing to make a bet on that? |
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RoeKG
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 12:51 pm Post subject: |
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| REDandPEWTER wrote: | DT is more of a need than people think, but DE I'm sure we're set. It'd be stupid to invest 3 HIGH picks in 2 years on DEs, especially since Clayborne and Bowers [played very well for us last year and we have Bennett, who was very good on his own as well.
DT I can see us going after early. Last year, that position was still garbage. When McCoy went down, so did the rest of the line. Price and Miller weren't very good. They were owned by opposing interior O-lines, dominated. The Addition of Okoye helps and brings in another rotation, but we don't have that big body DT.
All I'm saying is, if Claiborne and Richardson are off the board, don't be surprised if we move down and take Brockers, Poe, or another DT.
Or don't be surprised if we invest a 2nd or 3rd round pick in one either. |
If we move down and take Poe I'd be really, really angry. |
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bucsfan333
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:18 pm Post subject: |
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| REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | McCoy will play all 16 games this year. |
Willing to make a bet on that? |
You do realize he won't have another bicep tear, right?
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REDandPEWTER
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| bucsfan333 wrote: | | REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | McCoy will play all 16 games this year. |
Willing to make a bet on that? |
You do realize he won't have another bicep tear, right? |
You do realize he missed 3 weeks with a high ankle sprain as well last yera right? |
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bucsfan333
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| Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 1:23 pm Post subject: |
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| REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | McCoy will play all 16 games this year. |
Willing to make a bet on that? |
You do realize he won't have another bicep tear, right? |
You do realize he missed 3 weeks with a high ankle sprain as well last yera right? |
Yup. I'm not worried about his health. What landed him on IR the last two years will never happen again.I believe he will play all 16 games, which means a lot to our defense.
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REDandPEWTER
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| bucsfan333 wrote: | | REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | REDandPEWTER wrote: | | bucsfan333 wrote: | | McCoy will play all 16 games this year. |
Willing to make a bet on that? |
You do realize he won't have another bicep tear, right? |
You do realize he missed 3 weeks with a high ankle sprain as well last yera right? |
Yup. I'm not worried about his health. What landed him on IR the last two years will never happen again.I believe he will play all 16 games, which means a lot to our defense. |
NEVER SAY NEVER  .
They didn't say it couldn't happen again, but after tearing the biceps once, it's rare that they could tear again. |
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He's doing everything he can to make his body sustainable throughout the season... if you haven't watched his offseason workout video, do it. He puts almost as many, if not more hours in the gym than most of us put in at work or school.
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