Lawrence Lovell

Mr. Krab · 04-01-2009, 09:30 AM

Chiefs Show Interest in a Center

The Kansas City Chiefs have shown interest in small school draft prospect Lawrence Lovell according to Aaron Wilson at Pro Football Talk. Lovell played left tackle for Stony Brook University. He's been projected as a guard or center in the NFL.

At 6'3" and nearly topping 300 pounds, his initial size is pleasing because he'll have to face the likes of Jamal Williams (6'3", 348 pounds), Tommy Kelly (6'6", 300 pounds) and likely a large nose tackle the Broncos will utilize.

Of course the New England Patriots are already interested and have conducted a private workout with him.

At first glance, Lovell appears to have the big and smart parts of the Scott Pioli's mantra "big, strong, fast and disciplined players". He's already finished undergrad and is working on a graduate degree now. Finding a solution to the center position should be of utmost importance to the Chiefs at this point considering they'll now have two teams in the division running a 3-4 defense which means a nose tackle will be right in his face.

KCrockaholic · 04-01-2009, 11:47 AM

"At first glance, Lovell appears to have the big and smart parts of the Scott Pioli's mantra "big, strong, fast and disciplined players". He's already finished undergrad and is working on a graduate degree now."

Smart centers usually produce well...

Print'em!

Tylerthigpen!1! · 04-01-2009, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

"At first glance, Lovell appears to have the big and smart parts of the Scott Pioli's mantra "big, strong, fast and disciplined players". He's already finished undergrad and is working on a graduate degree now."

Smart centers usually produce well...

Print'em!

Rudy Niswanger is pre-med I believe

KCrockaholic · 04-01-2009, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Tylerthigpen!1!

Rudy Niswanger is pre-med I believe

Yep. Centers are possibly the smartest players on a team most of the time, besides the QB. Unless your talking about Vince Young.

Mr. Krab · 04-02-2009, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Tylerthigpen!1!

Rudy Niswanger is pre-med I believe

Niswanger just can't seem to get any kind of consistent push.

jlscorpio · 04-06-2009, 06:11 PM

no lie, I had a gay 2nd cousin named Lawrence Lovell. Go figure.

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