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"All have generally been disappointments so far, providing an example of how the relative talent surrounding a player can emphasize their strengths on tape and mask their weaknesses."
The earlier mailbag item addressing [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]'s career trajectory in Seattle drew an email from draft analyst Rob Rang. Rob has been a valued resource for draft information for years. He lives in the Northwest, attends Seahawks practices on occasion and has watched the team play for years.
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"We're seeing now that [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] was protected by an unusually high-profile defensive class from Wake Forest. There were four Wake defenders drafted within the top 118 picks in 2009. The last time Wake had as many players -- on both side of the ball -- drafted at all was in 1958.
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"Since being the 37th,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 116th and 118th players drafted in 2009, respectively, cornerback Alphonso Smith has become productive for Detroit only after Denver traded him for tight end Dan Gronkowski, a 2010 seventh-rounder; safety Chip Vaughn was cut by New Orleans and is now a fringe player for Indy; and inside linebacker Stanley Arnoux has five tackles in two years for the Saints. In fairness to Arnoux, he missed his rookie season with an Achilles injury.
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