Dwayne Slay released.

[HMc]

Slay + Pollard :D

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[Fire Me Boy!]

Oh.... you kill me.

[Lzen]

That was great. :eek:

[ROYC75]

I thought I saw a puddy tat, I did I did......... creamed, damn that was a hit.

[Fire Me Boy!]

That is one hell of a hit.

[NJ Chief Fan]

thats what i call man slaughter

[HMc]

its mofos like him and pollard that have guys takin their eyes of the ball.

[Skip Towne]

Saul will like this thread.

[Demonpenz]

when your running your pads have to be lower and facing the ground. That guy was running tits up as coach used to say and thats what happens when you run tits up

[Saulbadguy]

Saul will like this thread.
Got to respect a hit like that.

[Kylo Ren]

Dwayne Slay

Position: Safety
School: Texas Tech
Height: 6-3
Weight: 214
40-Yard Dash: 4.80 (est)

Positives:
One thing is for sure: whoever gets Dwayne Slay is getting a quarterback killer. He is a hard-hitting safety and a great tackler who plays more like a linebacker. He has great size for a free safety – the type of size (6-3, 214) that NFL GMs drool over. The best thing you can say about Slay is that he makes plays. In 2005, he posted a Texas Tech record eight forced fumbles to go along with his 101 tackles.

Negatives:
Slay’s coverage skills are largely unproven at the college level, and it shows in his career interception number of one. He is a bit slow for an NFL free safety and may have trouble keeping up with the speedsters he’ll have to stay on top of as a result. There are also serious questions about his experience, as he has only started for one season in college.
Big plays and big hits are his forte, but sometimes Slay ends up missing sure tackles while going for broke. If that continues, he’ll find himself looking for playing time in the NFL.

Overview:
Slay is the type of player NFL defensive coordinators love. He makes game-changing plays and delivers the kind of hits that make offensive players think twice about going over the middle. That said, his lack of speed and proven coverage skills are hurting his draft stock for the time being. Slay looks to be a third or fourth rounder pending his performance at the NFL combine. Expect a good showing, and watch as his stock rises.

[Halfcan]

We have Page-so where would we put him?? Oh and Gthug Wesley.

[Halfcan]

That was a killer hit BTW.,

[Fish]

Great hit.... but he's a little slow, and his coverage skills would need too much work for our cover 2.

[Chiefnj]

How fast was Lynch in his prime?