I totally agree with you on Dusty Dvorcek. I think he will be a great football player once he gets his attitude fixed up a little bit.

He and Jesus H. Christ (Savior and king, also known as Manny Lawson) in Round one) will make the Chief's Defensive line, heavanly. I mean, HEAVENLY. (Can you tell I just don't get the love affair with a too skinny DE, who's not a true LB...yet eithither?)

A lot of folks are worried about his off-the-field issues.....any insights there? Sounds to me like maybe he's coming around....

IF we go CB in the first.....the more I see of this guy, if he's there in the THIRD round.....we better take him. I realize the triefka of Allen, Grigsby, and this guy as three consecutive Buck Buchanan Award winners is amusing to some, but it just could happen....:hmmm:

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Defensive End | Senior | Cal Poly
Chris GocongHeight: 6-2 1/8 | Weight: 263 | 40-Time: 4.70

Strengths:
Makes a lot of plays in the backfield and simply has a knack for getting to the quarterback...Intense and competitive with a non-stop motor...Smart and a hard worker with top intangibles...Plays with good leverage...Displays good strength and power...Was extremely productive and absolutely dominated at his level.

Weaknesses:
Did not play against elite competition...Doesn't have the size or bulk you look for...Has trouble shedding blocks...Might not have the agility needed to change positions...Just a situational player?...'Tweener who may not have a pro position

Notes:
Won the Buck Buchanan Award as the top defensive player in NCAA Division I-AA football...Had 36.5 sacks over the last two seasons...Played defensive end in college but could move to outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme at the next level.

Another, less optimistic eval:

MEASUREMENTS HEIGHT
WEIGHT
40 TIME
6'2"
263
4.7
ATTRIBUTE SCORE SIZE
SPEED
STRENGTH
ATHLETICISM
XFACTOR
7
7
7
7
6
out of 10
out of 10
out of 10
out of 10
out of 10
EXCHANGE VALUE
32.0 Pros:
Cons: Draft Exchange Analysis:
2004 -- Moved from nose tackle to end on the defensive front ... finished as runner-up in balloting behind teammate Jordan Beck for the Buck Buchanan Award given annually to the best defensive player in Division I-AA ... started all 11 games for the second straight year and led the nation in sacks with 17.5 for 109 yards ... finished second in the nation in tackles for lost yardage with 21.5 for 125 yards ... fourth on the team in total tackles with 71, including 48 solo stops ... notched first career interception in season opener against Humboldt State and also had two pass breakups, one fumble recovery, one blocked kick and two forced fumbles ... helped Cal Poly's defense finish third in the nation in rushing defense, ninth in scoring defense and 41st in total defense ... postseason honors include The Sports Network All-America First Team Defense, Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American, College Sports Report.com Defensive Lineman of the Year (First Team Defense), I-AA.org All-Star Team, Football Gazette All-West Region Team (First Team Defense) and Great West Football Conference First Team Defense. ... size and strength give team good depth on the defensive line ... one solo tackle in 2005 Spring Game.

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