Whoa. Did someone take a bedazzler to Jerry's face?

K, I'm lost

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Maybe Crennel could do somethings with him, but he looks like a workout warrior to me.

He sucks. If he's getting pushed around like that against Tulane-level talent, he's going to bust out of the pros.

He doesn't play nearly as quick as he times.

Just say no to Poe.

I realize we're years down the line here, but Ngata dominated at every level he played at. When he went to Oregon he was a blue chip top, 5 star, top 5 overall in the nation prospect. Then dominated in the Pac 12. Then dominated in the NFL. Poe may have some physical similarities, but his body of work as of this point in time is nothing like Ngata's was before the 2006 draft. Ngata was damn close to a can't miss, Poe is not.

Thats completely unimpressive...

Probably why we will reach and take him.

Poe looks slow/non-explosive off the ball. at least based on that tape. and considering it was against Friggin Tulane...

Yep...workouts mean nothing. All that matters is what they do in games. This guy is invisible out there. I hope the f'ing Raiders take him.

I'll say this if KC doesn't pick up Poe in the 1st the better select Josh Chapman in the second round.

I like Chapman, but Jerrell Powe is going to play this year. Spending a high pick on a two down nose isn't necessary.

I worry about Jerrell, because unlike some other "untouchable" players at a position Powe only cracked into the normal rotation only once and that was due to injury. I say this because most of bad habits occurred during that period too by falling too much at the point of attack,thus getting caught off balance.Plus Powe was a 6th rounder so KC wouldn't be spending another high round pick at the position it be the first crack to try to get a NT with a high round pick.

You base that off of what?