I'm a Mizzou fan, and I've met the guy. He's a very nice dude, and he was the leader of my favorite college team. I'm predisposed to liking him.

But more than that, I've seen him play 30+ football games. He's always around the ball, and he was consistently disruptive despite the fact that he had very blah defensive tackles (save for Hood).

The dude is a leader. That, combined with production, intelligence, his personality, and his obvious amazing natural gifts makes him, in my opinion, the best 3 down LB prospect since Keith Rivers.

Take Curry's measureables and add in Ray Lewis' personality. I wouldn't draft him at #5, but I'd definitely draft him at 8 or later.

I wouldn't hate packaging a second and third to move up and take him in the late (20ish?) first. He'd be a great fit, imo.

I'd like to know where all this skill was when Navy was running over his defense. Sorry man but I think you are talking him up just a bit.

He's 1 player, the triple option will kill you if 1 guy out of 11 is in the wrong spot.

The games I saw Mizzous defense was ass. I'm not saying Weatherspoon isn't a good player but the games I watched it seems like he would be invisible sometimes.

Do you know how to watch football?

Oh right if its the star player you aren't suppose to question. Got it.

No. Really. Do you know how to evaluate individual players on the field? Witherspoon always pops. Every game.

He had almost 400 tackles the last 3 years and over 30 TFL the last two. He did anything but disappear.

You act is if I said Weatherspoon sucks which I didn't.

His interior line last year was ass. It doesn't help that Mizzou has an awful defensive scheme and their secondary is filled with ****tards.

They play base on every play before 3rd down. It's so unconscionably stupid I can't quantify it in words.

Ultimately, when you play the triple option you need to have gap discipline and you need your defenders to move sideline to sideline while not overpursuing.

There were systematic breakdowns across the entirety of the defense that one player could not fix.

Sorry it wasn't the Navy game it was the KU game he didn't seem to do much and he most certainly disappeared in the 4th Quarter vs Nebraska infact he was put on his ass on the final touchdown. I'm not saying that he isn't a good player but I do think having him go 8-15 range is a bit of a reach.

The entire team disappeared against Nebraska. They gave up 27 points that quarter.

Spoon didn't do anything against KU, but that's a function of what they had him doing.

They were playing 4-3 against 4 and 5 wide. He was basically playing safety that day. KU just ran a dickton of smoke routes against Corners playing 8 yards off their man.

Wow. He might as well have 4.57 & 4.60. Didn't see that coming.

He probably just dropped out of the top 10.

Sounds like you need to go suck his cock.