Good article on Dennard

[steelsnis]

[URL]http://blogs.thescore.com/nfl/2014/03/26/how-darqueze-dennard-physically-and-technically-dominates-receivers/[/URL]

[K Train]

Reading that reminded me of someone....Just for fun can someone guess who this was written about?

POSITIVES: Terrific shutdown cornerback coming off an outstanding senior season. Quick-footed in reverse, fluid flipping his hips and loses nothing transitioning with opponents. Easily stays downfield with receivers, reading their eyes then getting his head back around to locate the ball. Quick planting to the throw and adjusts in midair to make the interception. Physical and supports the run.

[Shawn]

Yeah, I never understood why some here said his hips are stiff. I have never seen it.

[steeler_fan_in_t.o.]

Reading that reminded me of someone....Just for fun can someone guess who this was written about?

I'll go with Bryant McFadden

[steeler_fan_in_t.o.]

[URL]http://blogs.thescore.com/nfl/2014/03/26/how-darqueze-dennard-physically-and-technically-dominates-receivers/[/URL]

Not bad insight for a Canadian site.

[K Train]

I'll go with Bryant McFadden

Tye Hill

CBs in the first are risky business, Dennard is no exception. I have a feeling he will be the pick, but i dont really feel good about it, especially with a less than CB friendly scheme lebeau runs.

Much rather take Gaines or Jean-Baptiste later on

[Slapstick]

I like him. Another pick that wouldn't piss me off at #15...

[Shoe]

Tye Hill

CBs in the first are risky business, Dennard is no exception. I have a feeling he will be the pick, but i dont really feel good about it, especially with a less than CB friendly scheme lebeau runs.

Much rather take Gaines or Jean-Baptiste later on

For some reason, I think of Joe Haden when I think of Dennard. Both dominated in coverage as college football players... both were knocked primarily for less-than-stellar speed.

[steelsnis]

This may have no basis in fact, but I always look at CB as a position that you need to draft high to get a great one. I'm sure there are many good non-first-rounders out there, but it seems it's a good position to look at if you have a higher pick than you usually do.

Dennard is really good in run support as well, something that is always welcome in Pittsburgh.

[K Train]

For some reason, I think of Joe Haden when I think of Dennard. Both dominated in coverage as college football players... both were knocked primarily for less-than-stellar speed.

He reminds me of Leon Hall as a player. I would LOVE him to be Joe Haden though

Dennards speed is fine. If we take him Ill be nervous but damn it would be nice to have a top 5 caliber CB on the roster