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outside_Insider 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:27 pm Post subject: |
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| CalhounLambeau wrote: | He's 24 years old. There's no way you drop out as a junior, spend almost three years on the street, then go to college for 4 years and be 22 years old.
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He could have been a genius child and skipped 3 grades in elementary school
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Sacks98
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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| SaveourSonics wrote: | | Not that we need any more confirmation, but KJR just interviewed WVU defensive coordinator who said a handful of teams contacted him about Bruce Irvin and that "he wasn't going to last much longer than #15". |
Schneider also said that he had a trade in place but we didn't do it because he got the feeling the Jets were going to take him at 16.
Which is believable because the Jet's need a pass rush and they ended up taking Coples. |
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CalhounLambeau 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Sacks98 wrote: |
Schneider also said that he had a trade in place but we didn't do it because he got the feeling the Jets were going to take him at 16.
Which is believable because the Jet's need a pass rush and they ended up taking Coples. |
Teams knew Arizona was going with Mike Floyd, so people were trying to get ahead of Seattle to get Bruce Irvin, but St. Louis refused to trade back again because Brockers was the guy they were targeting. So Seattle really lucked out, trading to the perfect spot to nab their guy. _________________
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SaveourSonics 
Joined: 20 Apr 2008 Posts: 45445 Location: Sleepless in Seattle
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:09 pm Post subject: |
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If you trust Pete and John (which I do, no reason not to really), than you really can't question a pick in which they had the opportunity to move down again (and we know how much John wants extra picks) but instead took Irvin with pretty much every other pass rusher in the draft still on the board.
Speaks volumes about how high they think of Irvin. If the coaching staff and the guys that get paid to watch every little thing these guys do likes him that much, I like him that much.
Call me a sheep that just agrees with the FO, but they've done a damn good job thus far which leads me to my reasoning. _________________
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imani 
Joined: 03 Mar 2009 Posts: 21362 Location: Harlem, NY
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:23 pm Post subject: |
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Pete Carrol said this of Bruce Irvin
| Quote: | | "He is exactly the makeup that you are looking for," Carroll said. "This goes all the way back to Charles Haley and Chris Doleman and Derrick Thomas. That is the kind of effect this guy has a chance to have. He has a lot to learn. He is going to have to grow up with us and learn our system. But the makeup of this player is so rare. He looks like a carbon copy of Von Miller rushing the passer." |
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imani 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:24 pm Post subject: |
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| SaveourSonics wrote: | If you trust Pete and John (which I do, no reason not to really), than you really can't question a pick in which they had the opportunity to move down again (and we know how much John wants extra picks) but instead took Irvin with pretty much every other pass rusher in the draft still on the board.
Speaks volumes about how high they think of Irvin. If the coaching staff and the guys that get paid to watch every little thing these guys do likes him that much, I like him that much.
Call me a sheep that just agrees with the FO, but they've done a damn good job thus far which leads me to my reasoning. |
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SaveourSonics 
Joined: 20 Apr 2008 Posts: 45445 Location: Sleepless in Seattle
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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For anyone that wants to rep, made by theDeeeej.
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SwiftTexan
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 3:41 pm Post subject: |
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| CalhounLambeau wrote: | He's 24 years old. There's no way you drop out as a junior, spend almost three years on the street, then go to college for 4 years and be 22 years old.
ProFootballWeekly.com lists him as being born in 1987 and describes him as being, 'overaged'.
No way he's 22 years old.
| outside_Insider wrote: | | bigjbos wrote: | | I just want to know if he's 22 or 24. Thats all. I'm not sure why it's so hard to find out. |
Wikipedia has him born Nov 1st, 1987...so it must be correct:
24 :roll: |
He's 22 according to the Seahawks official website.
Here you go (again) http://www.seahawks.com/team/roster/Bruce-Irvin/15bebbd1-c822-4cd2-aaa0-c677b9a4faf0
My friend and I were debating Irvin before the draftyesterday I went to check his birth year on wikipedia and it was 1990, wikipedia's listing has been changed to reflect the correct DOB, 1987.
He's 24. |
He's 22 according to the Seahawks official page.
Here you go (again): http://www.seahawks.com/team/roster/Bruce-Irvin/15bebbd1-c822-4cd2-aaa0-c677b9a4faf0
This says hes' 24.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/seahawksblog/2018085511_anoteaboutbruceirvinsagehes24.html _________________ GO SEAHAWKS GO!
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| aceinthehouse wrote: | Don't sweat Seattle.
They're overrated & not making the Playoffs next season.
8-8 or 9-7 best for Seattle. (& No Playoffs) |
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Sacks98
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:33 pm Post subject: |
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| SaveourSonics wrote: | For anyone that wants to rep, made by theDeeeej.
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Ty i need a sig.
Irvin just confirmed he is 24 on the 710 interview he said being 24 he is much more mature. |
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asgardian 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 5:57 pm Post subject: |
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Bruce was in a club when he got the phone call. He wanted to party because he thought he would just chill tonight and watch it so at the cub he got a call and yelled to the DJ and made him turn it off. Everyone shut up and he talked on the phone and then yelled "I'M A F****** SEAHAWK!!!!!!" and the crowd erupted hahahaha
I hate that he went to you guys, better than the 49ers atleast _________________ It's [insert any time here] and Georgetown still sucks! |
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SaveourSonics 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:00 pm Post subject: |
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So I'm sitting in chemistry class and I just randomly thought of a nickname.
Project X
Clear play on words from the recent movie. However, Bruce is a project and the X implies his general uniqueness.
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SaveourSonics 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:02 pm Post subject: |
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| asgardian wrote: | | better than the 49ers atleast |
I agree, we are  _________________
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IDOG_det 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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I suggest you read this article about Bruce Irvin. It takes maybe 5-10 minutes to read it. It details his life story pretty much. I hate the fact that he's not a Lion, because I had him ranked 14th, and thought we'd be able to get him in the 2nd . He really played off of raw extreme athletic ability and instincts. If you look at him, you'd think he wouldn't be explosive in his lower body, yet he has one of the most explosive pair of legs in this draft. He has great upper body strength, and if you get him to add a slight amount of bulk in the lower body, he could be a once in a generation athlete IMO. He is going to be a beast in this league, and he'll probably also greatly benefit from your scheme. And, the talk of him being only a situational pass rusher are false IMO. He actually was pretty good against the run for a guy whose 245 lbs playing in a 3-3-5. He was the #1 DE on my big board (he made a last minute jump over Vinny Curry and Nick Perry), and it kills me to see this guy go anywhere but the Lions. Congratulations on your beast!
Oh, and seriously read that article, even if you don't care about the details about him and how he's actually a good character to have on an NFL team, it's pretty inspirational too. _________________ Kate Upton for sexy President!!!
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imani 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:56 pm Post subject: |
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| IDOG_det wrote: | I suggest you read this article about Bruce Irvin. It takes maybe 5-10 minutes to read it. It details his life story pretty much. I hate the fact that he's not a Lion, because I had him ranked 14th, and thought we'd be able to get him in the 2nd . He really played off of raw extreme athletic ability and instincts. If you look at him, you'd think he wouldn't be explosive in his lower body, yet he has one of the most explosive pair of legs in this draft. He has great upper body strength, and if you get him to add a slight amount of bulk in the lower body, he could be a once in a generation athlete IMO. He is going to be a beast in this league, and he'll probably also greatly benefit from your scheme. And, the talk of him being only a situational pass rusher are false IMO. He actually was pretty good against the run for a guy whose 245 lbs playing in a 3-3-5. He was the #1 DE on my big board (he made a last minute jump over Vinny Curry and Nick Perry), and it kills me to see this guy go anywhere but the Lions. Congratulations on your beast!
Oh, and seriously read that article, even if you don't care about the details about him and how he's actually a good character to have on an NFL team, it's pretty inspirational too. |
thank you so much for this, very inspiring. I'm glad he made it and i'm happy he is a seahawk, but beyond that i'm happy this young man gets to live his life. _________________
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IDOG_det 
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 9:31 pm Post subject: |
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| imani wrote: | | IDOG_det wrote: | I suggest you read this article about Bruce Irvin. It takes maybe 5-10 minutes to read it. It details his life story pretty much. I hate the fact that he's not a Lion, because I had him ranked 14th, and thought we'd be able to get him in the 2nd . He really played off of raw extreme athletic ability and instincts. If you look at him, you'd think he wouldn't be explosive in his lower body, yet he has one of the most explosive pair of legs in this draft. He has great upper body strength, and if you get him to add a slight amount of bulk in the lower body, he could be a once in a generation athlete IMO. He is going to be a beast in this league, and he'll probably also greatly benefit from your scheme. And, the talk of him being only a situational pass rusher are false IMO. He actually was pretty good against the run for a guy whose 245 lbs playing in a 3-3-5. He was the #1 DE on my big board (he made a last minute jump over Vinny Curry and Nick Perry), and it kills me to see this guy go anywhere but the Lions. Congratulations on your beast!
Oh, and seriously read that article, even if you don't care about the details about him and how he's actually a good character to have on an NFL team, it's pretty inspirational too. |
thank you so much for this, very inspiring. I'm glad he made it and i'm happy he is a seahawk, but beyond that i'm happy this young man gets to live his life. | Yeah, it bugs me when people talk about his character concerns, and I post that article and they don't reply. I think this is the 6th or 7th thread I've posted it in and you are the only person to reply to it, so I thank you for taking the time to read this great article. _________________ Kate Upton for sexy President!!!
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