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Chief Rum · 12-04-2003, 02:14 AM

Defensive Line

Defensive End

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Name Old TM Exp Cur Fut Key Stats

Code:

Jevon Kearse        TEN    6   71   72  64 tkl, 16 sk, 25 hurr
Greg Ellis          DAL    7   63   63  46 tkl, 11.5 sk, 21 hurr
Anthony Pleasant    NED   15   62   62  42 tkl, 7.5 sk, 19 hurr
Bobby Hamilton      NED    9   58   59  38 tkl, 11.5 sk, 22 hurr
Aaron Amith         PIT    6   54   54  39 tkl, 10.5 sk, 11 hurr
Lamar King          SEA    6   52   59  31 tkl, 11 sk, 10 hurr
Ray Lee Johnson     SDO   11   51   52  40 tkl, 9 sk, 21 hurr
Jay Williams        MIA    9   46   48  8 tkl, 0.5 sk, 2 hurr
Duane Clemons       CIN    9   45   47  41 tkl, 10 sk, 29 hurr
Brady Smith         ATL    9   44   44  32 tkl, 8 sk, 15 hurr
Lance Johnstone     MIN    9   42   43  30 tkl, 7.5 sk, 9 hurr

Comments: This position isn't as deep as guard or tackle, but there is help to be found here for teams loking for it. It starts, of course, with The Freak, who is easily the star of this bunch. He will be a high profile free agent in this class. Ellis, Pleasant and Hamilton make for a tio of good consolation prizes for those teams that either miss out or are simply too poor to take a shot at Kearse. The talent level declines steadily after that, allowing for a solid group of ends, if not spectacular or very deep.

Defensive Tackle

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Name Old TM Exp Cur Fut Key Stats

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Warren Sapp         TBY   10   78   79  52 tkl, 7.5 sk, 9 hurr
Dana Stubblefield   OAK   12   70   70  39 tkl, 11 sk, 12 hurr
Ted Washington      NED   14   58   58  43 tkl, 4.5 sk, 11 hurr
Steve Martin        HOU    9   56   56  34 tkl, 2.5 sk, 7 hurr
Chester McGlockton  NYJ   13   55   55  44 tkl, 4.5 sk, 11 hurr
Cornelius Griffin   NYG    5   53   58  46 tkl, 2.5 sk, 10 hurr
John Parrella       OAK   12   52   52  64 tkl, 8 sk, 9 hurr
Dan WIlkinson       DET   11   51   51  75 tkl, 14 sk, 14 hurr
Brentson Buckner    CAR   11   49   49  5 tkl, 1 hurr
Chad Eaton          SEA    9   49   49  9 tkl, 1 sk, 7 hurr

Comments: Defensive tackle has a little more depth at the top and is also just about deeper in sheer numbers than at the end position. Here, there is not one but two top tackles. Sapp is the high profile guy, like Kearse at end. But if his tastes (or his attitude) is a little too much for teams, Stubblefield is a guy who does nearly as good a job withhalf the fuss. There's a small drop after those two, but the next tier is a large group of very solid tackles. After this group peters out, it drops sharply to backup status, though.

CR

12-04-2003, 02:14 AM	#151
Chief Rum Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Where Hip Hop lives	Defensive Line Defensive End Code: Name Old TM Exp Cur Fut Key Stats Code: Jevon Kearse TEN 6 71 72 64 tkl, 16 sk, 25 hurr Greg Ellis DAL 7 63 63 46 tkl, 11.5 sk, 21 hurr Anthony Pleasant NED 15 62 62 42 tkl, 7.5 sk, 19 hurr Bobby Hamilton NED 9 58 59 38 tkl, 11.5 sk, 22 hurr Aaron Amith PIT 6 54 54 39 tkl, 10.5 sk, 11 hurr Lamar King SEA 6 52 59 31 tkl, 11 sk, 10 hurr Ray Lee Johnson SDO 11 51 52 40 tkl, 9 sk, 21 hurr Jay Williams MIA 9 46 48 8 tkl, 0.5 sk, 2 hurr Duane Clemons CIN 9 45 47 41 tkl, 10 sk, 29 hurr Brady Smith ATL 9 44 44 32 tkl, 8 sk, 15 hurr Lance Johnstone MIN 9 42 43 30 tkl, 7.5 sk, 9 hurr Comments: This position isn't as deep as guard or tackle, but there is help to be found here for teams loking for it. It starts, of course, with The Freak, who is easily the star of this bunch. He will be a high profile free agent in this class. Ellis, Pleasant and Hamilton make for a tio of good consolation prizes for those teams that either miss out or are simply too poor to take a shot at Kearse. The talent level declines steadily after that, allowing for a solid group of ends, if not spectacular or very deep. Defensive Tackle Code: Name Old TM Exp Cur Fut Key Stats Code: Warren Sapp TBY 10 78 79 52 tkl, 7.5 sk, 9 hurr Dana Stubblefield OAK 12 70 70 39 tkl, 11 sk, 12 hurr Ted Washington NED 14 58 58 43 tkl, 4.5 sk, 11 hurr Steve Martin HOU 9 56 56 34 tkl, 2.5 sk, 7 hurr Chester McGlockton NYJ 13 55 55 44 tkl, 4.5 sk, 11 hurr Cornelius Griffin NYG 5 53 58 46 tkl, 2.5 sk, 10 hurr John Parrella OAK 12 52 52 64 tkl, 8 sk, 9 hurr Dan WIlkinson DET 11 51 51 75 tkl, 14 sk, 14 hurr Brentson Buckner CAR 11 49 49 5 tkl, 1 hurr Chad Eaton SEA 9 49 49 9 tkl, 1 sk, 7 hurr Comments: Defensive tackle has a little more depth at the top and is also just about deeper in sheer numbers than at the end position. Here, there is not one but two top tackles. Sapp is the high profile guy, like Kearse at end. But if his tastes (or his attitude) is a little too much for teams, Stubblefield is a guy who does nearly as good a job withhalf the fuss. There's a small drop after those two, but the next tier is a large group of very solid tackles. After this group peters out, it drops sharply to backup status, though. CR __________________ . . I would rather be wrong...Than live in the shadows of your song...My mind is open wide...And now I'm ready to start...You're not sure...You open the door...And step out into the dark...Now I'm ready.