Meet sexy singles!
Wake Forest senior linebacker Aaron Curry is ranked as the top overall candidate in the 2009 NFL Draft.
Join Lavalife.com: Get 7 Days FREE
The 2008 Butkus Award winner and a Bronko Nagurski Award finalist, Curry finished his final season leading Wake Forest with 105 tackles, sixteen of them for a loss. His junior year was excellent as well with 99 tackles including 13.5 for a loss and three interceptions returned for2009 NFL Draft Predictions: Aaron Curry
Date: March 20, 2009
Centerburg, OH
United States of America touchdowns. His overall NCAA career ended with 320 tackles, six interceptions and five forced fumbles. Curry achieved all-ACC honors three times during his Wake Forest Career and an All-American designation.
Curry is overwhelmingly rated the most versatile linebacker in the 2009 draft class.
Aaron Curry has good things going for him entering the 2009 draft. At 6'2", 254, he is a strong athlete with very long arms. Curry is adept at breaking up the pass and his hands have strength for interceptions. He shows the ability to work both the inside and outside run and is able to shake off blockers. His reading and diagnostic skills are an advantage as Curry follows the play.
Join Lavalife.com: Get 7 Days FREE
Combine and scouting reports list very few disadvantages to the team who successfully drafts Aaron Curry. He is believed to be a bit stiff in the upper body, an advantage in a straight line play but creating difficulty in shifting directions. The combine report would like to see Curry drive into his tackles more, rather than using his arms.
Most of the mock drafts predict Curry as the number three pick by Kansas City, who hopefully filled their quarterback hole with Matt Cassell. Kansas City has a lot of needs, but a strong defense should now be their most important priority.
Meet sexy singles!
If Kansas City is confused and passes on Curry, Seattle should definitely use their number four pick to heal their broken defense.
No comments:
Post a Comment