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Quentin Groves Is A Beast
Published 3/5/2008 by Rob Zepeda at BoltHype - An Unofficial Chargers Blog
How high will Quentin Groves be drafted? After his impressive showing at the Combine, you're probably looking at a first round grade for Groves as a 3-4 Outside Linebacker. Groves was a terror of the edge for Auburn, and played a little OLB in addition to defensive end. Groves blazed a 4.5 forty at the combine and lifted the bar over 30 times. At 6'3" 259 lbs, Groves is the prototypical 3-4 Outside Linebacker. How would Groves look in Bolts? 'Effing amazing. Get FREE Sports Picks at www.docsports.com ...

49ers preseason schedule released; a look into DE Quentin Groves
Published 4/5/2008 by Samuel Lam at Mining the Gold Rush
49ers preseason schedule released; a look into DE Quentin Groves For all you curious minds, the 49ers preseason schedule was released. Week 1 - at Oakland (CBS5, KNBR 1050 and The Bone) Week 2 - home vs Green Bay (CBS5, KNBR 1050 and The Bone) Week 3 - at Chicago (Thurs 8/21, FOX) Week 4 - home vs SD (Fri 8/29, CBS5, KNBR 1050 and The Bone) So simply, the annual Raiders, Bears, and Chargers meetings are upon the team. Then we welcome Aaron Rodgers back to the Bay Area as we see how he can take over the Packes. Love Aaron Rodgers when he played at Cal and I hope big things for him. The 49ers look to be in the making of meeting with ...

Random YouTube Magic: Groves Owns K-State
Published 4/8/2008 by JJ Cooper at FanHouse
Filed under: Steelers, AFC North, NFL Draft, PittsburghAs mentioned earlier, the Steelers brought Quentin Groves in for a visit that could signify that they are considering him with their first round pick. Groves is an awesome pass rusher, but seeing makes it much easier to believe than just reading about it. Check out Groves against the hapless Kansas State left tackle as part of a two sack, forced fumble effort. It gives you a good look at his explosiveness of the line. Groves later had the sack and forced fumble that put the game ...

Replacing Patrick Kerney
Published 4/15/2008 by John Morgan <info@fieldgulls.com> at Field Gulls: Front Page Posts
I still can't wrap my head around Patrick Kerney's 2007. Like running backs, defensive ends rely on their acceleration--both to get around blockers and to close in on the ball carrier--and like running backs, most ends' best days are behind them by 30. From 2004-2006, only 9 of the top 90 (split 30 a season) sacks-recorded seasons were accomplished by players 30 or above. Of that 9, 6 were accomplished by Simeon Rice, Jason Taylor, Warren Sapp and Michael Strahan--all future Hall of Fame players. I was openly unhappy about the signing. In retrospect, it taught me something about evaluating a player based on generalizations. That's one big reason ...