THE DEAL IS DONE!

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by pr_capone

An elite player that might never make a Pro Bowl.

DE's get to the Pro Bowl based on sacks, Ayers will never be a big sack guy. He might get 10 sacks once or twice in his career but it will be because of VonDOOM

[OctoberFart]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

DE's get to the Pro Bowl based on sacks, Ayers will never be a big sack guy. He might get 10 sacks once or twice in his career but it will be because of VonDOOM

Ayers is horrible. I've watched him a lot and he sucks. Harvey is better who is another first round DL bust that Denver seems so in love with for some reason.

[Ugly Duck]

Matt Williamson of Scouts Inc. breaking down a key position group in a division. Today, he reviews & ranks the AFC West defensive lines from best to worst.

1. Oakland Raiders - Few seem to realize it, but the Raiders have one heck of a defensive line, a very versatile unit than can play a 4-3 or a 3-4. Expect to see more odd fronts in the future -- having such options is obviously very valuable. Oakland was an exceptional defense versus the run last season while also showing a very strong ability to pressure the quarterback. There is no reason to think that will change in 2011.

2. Kansas City Chiefs - The Chiefs front three revolves around defensive end Glenn Dorsey, who improved immensely in 2010, his third NFL season.

3. San Diego Chargers - The Chargers defensive line play has been solid but not spectacular, even though nose tackle defensive tackle Antonio Garay has developed into an underrated stalwart. First-round pick defensive tackle Corey Liuget has instantly improved this line.

4. Denver Broncos - The Broncos defense is a mess.