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  • BradshawsHairdresser
    Legend
    • Dec 2008
    • 7056

    McCullers

    Great value for the end of the 6th round...Does anyone disagree?

    IF Mitchell can coach him up, he could be a steal.
  • Shoe
    Hall of Famer
    • May 2008
    • 4044

    #2
    Can't say whether I agree or not. Cause I always wonder why a guy (from a major program) is still there. You'd think a guy with his experience and athletic ability would go... no later than 3? Yet he's still sitting there. Makes me wonder why.

    * Actually, I change my mind. It is good value in the 6th.
    I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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    • Eddie Spaghetti
      Hall of Famer
      • Jul 2008
      • 4123

      #3
      i think he is a bum, but at least we didnt waste a 4th or something

      buddy of mine has done a sports talk show in knoxville for over 20 years and he told me McCullers had to be talked out of quitting the team last year by butch jones. plays with zero intensity.

      hope it works out

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      • thetruthteller
        Backup
        • May 2014
        • 294

        #4
        I don't. But I am SURE " Sick Beat " will find something wrong with him.





        10/08/13 - 2014 NFL DRAFT WEEK 6 STOCK REPORT, NFL PROSPECTS WHO HELPED THEMSELVES: DT Daniel McCullers, Tennessee...Despite its top two rushers sidelined due to injury, Georgia ran for 238 yards against Tennessee on Saturday en route to the 34-31 overtime victory. But it was still a positive performance by McCullers who showed why some view him as a top-50 prospect for May's NFL Draft. He is a double-team magnet with his massive frame and overall length, but he has above average natural power to overwhelm single blocks and win 1-on-1 matchups.

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        • Oviedo
          Legend
          • May 2008
          • 23824

          #5
          Good value late.
          "My team, may they always be right, but right or wrong...MY TEAM!"

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          • Rara
            Pro Bowler
            • Mar 2013
            • 1305

            #6
            I like this pick, hope it turns out to be a steal! Nothing wrong with getting defensive tackle depth in the 6th! Also surprised to see we drafted Zumwalt too.
            2022 NFL Mock Draft
            -------------------------------------------
            1. Malik Willis, QB; Liberty
            2. Daniel Faalele, OT; Minnesota
            3. Dante Stills, DT; West Virginia
            7. Riley Moss, CB; Iowa

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            • buccoray61
              Starter
              • Jul 2009
              • 945

              #7
              Overview

              The North Carolina prep began his college career at Georgia Military College in 2010, weighing nearly 400 pounds when he arrived on campus. As a freshman, he appeared in eight games and had 27 tackles, four tackles for loss and three sacks with four passes batted, one interception and one forced fumble. Became a top junior college recruit in '11, recording 37-9-2 in 10 games. Transferred to Tennessee in '12 and won the starting nose tackle job in camp, registering 39-5.5-1 with one pass batted, one forced fumble and one blocked kick in 12 games (seven starts). Started 12 games in '13 and had 33-4.5-.5 with one blocked kick. Did not run at the NFL Scouting Combine because of a strained right hamstring.
              Analysis

              Strengths

              Rare size with vines for arms, an enormous wingspan and exceptional mass to occupy space and hold up multiple blockers -- has clear two-gap potential. Looks every bit the part with a relatively lean build for a 350-pounder -- carries his weight well with some muscle definition and good overall body thickness. Can overpower zone blockers with sheer size. Very durable and has not missed any games to injury throughout his career. Weaknesses

              Lets his pads rise (first move is up), gets outleveraged and does not hold his ground as well as a man his size should. Gets turned out of the hole and sealed. Duck-footed short-stepper with limited play range -- does not make plays outside the box. Average body power to roll his hips and generate torque. Limited pass-rush potential (confirmed by 1.5 career sacks) -- is late off the ball, does not collapse the pocket and stays blocked too long. Must improve his hand use to disengage. Exited high school pushing 400 pounds and weight has fluctuated in the past. Draft Projection

              Rounds 2-3 Bottom Line

              A big-boned, short-area plugger with some underachiever traits, McCullers has raw tools that could become special if he learns to harness the innate strength in his body and pairs with a DL coach who can refine his mechanics.

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              • Iron City Inc.
                Hall of Famer
                • Jun 2013
                • 3241

                #8
                If we scouted Tenn hard we may go Tenn again in the 7th.

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                • thetruthteller
                  Backup
                  • May 2014
                  • 294

                  #9
                  Ed Bouchette‏@EdBouchette·2 mins
                  With Casey Hampton, Steelers had Big Snack, With 360 Daniel McCullers than now have Big Mac




                  Good one Ed!!

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                  • steelsnis
                    Starter
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 980

                    #10
                    Polian and Kiper seem to really like him. Both said he lasted this long because the Nose tackle position is so devalued these days. Said 10-15 years ago he'd have been picked much higher.

                    Great value pick.

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                    • NJ-STEELER
                      Legend
                      • May 2008
                      • 12563

                      #11
                      Originally posted by buccoray61
                      Overview

                      A big-boned, .
                      he's not fat , he's Big boned

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                      • Iron City Inc.
                        Hall of Famer
                        • Jun 2013
                        • 3241

                        #12
                        Goal line fullback.

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                        • phillyesq
                          Legend
                          • May 2008
                          • 7568

                          #13
                          I like the pick. There is a good chance that he never amounts to anything, and he may be practice squad material. But I like grabbing a massive player with raw ability. If Mitchell develops him, this could be a great value, even if he is never anything more than a two down player. If not, it's the 215th pick.

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                          • RuthlessBurgher
                            Legend
                            • May 2008
                            • 33208

                            #14
                            Its odd, because when you look at him, he doesn't look like a heavy NT. Even though he's 350+ lbs, he actually looks quite svelte since that weight is spread out over a 6'7" frame. Casey was one kind of NT, McLendon is an entirely different style, and McCullers is a different beast altogether. I prefer my nose tackle to be low to the ground to get better leverage, but Big Mac's wingspan could keep OL from getting into his body, and he could also give you the extra dimension of battling down passes from the middle.
                            Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.

                            Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.

                            We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.

                            We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.

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                            • thetruthteller
                              Backup
                              • May 2014
                              • 294

                              #15
                              Originally posted by RuthlessBurgher
                              Its odd, because when you look at him, he doesn't look like a heavy NT. Even though he's 350+ lbs, he actually looks quite svelte since that weight is spread out over a 6'7" frame. Casey was one kind of NT, McLendon is an entirely different style, and McCullers is a different beast altogether. I prefer my nose tackle to be low to the ground to get better leverage, but Big Mac's wingspan could keep OL from getting into his body, and he could also give you the extra dimension of battling down passes from the middle.



                              Only problem with him, and other taller players is that tall players don't make great NT usually. It can and has happened. But it's hard. But the talent is there, as well as the massive strength and size.

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