Gerald Mccoy Versus Ndamukong Suh NFL Draft 2010 on television Today --- Gerald Mccoy Versus Ndamukong Suh NFL Draft 2010. Suh looked like an irresistible force against the Texas offensive line in the Big 12 title game and was awfully good in several other games.The active McCoy brings quickness and tenaciousness to Tampa Bay, and was a key reason OU finished eighth nationally in total defense. He also seems like a solid character guy.
Lions said they had consensus when they decided on their top draft pick tonight and chose Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft. “Absolutely,” general manager Martin Mayhew told reporters at Lions headquarters in Allen Park. “Exactly the same feeling in the room as we had last year with Stafford. Everybody’s on board. Everybody feels great about this player. We have the exact same feel as last year.”
Mayhew, who said last Thursday that the team had decided not on whom to draft with their first pick, said the team settled on Suh only recently. “I’d say a couple days ago it was finalized. I think there was a lot of debate back and forth, a lot of good options there. We started to narrow it down. It came down to the two defensive players and Ndamukong was the one that we chose.”
The other “defensive” player, presumably, was Oklahoma defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, who was drafted No. 3 by Tampa Bay. Mayhew said the Lions received calls from other teams looking to move up in the draft yesterday and today but said Suh “was too good to pass up.”
Lions said they had consensus when they decided on their top draft pick tonight and chose Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL draft. “Absolutely,” general manager Martin Mayhew told reporters at Lions headquarters in Allen Park. “Exactly the same feeling in the room as we had last year with Stafford. Everybody’s on board. Everybody feels great about this player. We have the exact same feel as last year.”
Mayhew, who said last Thursday that the team had decided not on whom to draft with their first pick, said the team settled on Suh only recently. “I’d say a couple days ago it was finalized. I think there was a lot of debate back and forth, a lot of good options there. We started to narrow it down. It came down to the two defensive players and Ndamukong was the one that we chose.”
The other “defensive” player, presumably, was Oklahoma defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, who was drafted No. 3 by Tampa Bay. Mayhew said the Lions received calls from other teams looking to move up in the draft yesterday and today but said Suh “was too good to pass up.”
Most people seem to believe that 1-2 in April’s NFL draft, in some order, will be Ndamukong Suh from Nebraska and Gerald McCoy from Oklahoma. Kiper has it one way (Suh-McCoy) and McShay has it the other (McCoy-Suh), for example. Hmm. So what’s a blog surfer to do here? Let’s discuss.
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