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I've watched tape on him and I'm having a really hard time trying to figure out what the hype is about.. TCU game the center made him look like trash he had little to no motor and couldn't get off a block let alone cause a double team.. Granted he's a big fella and could be developed but do the colts really have time for that?? "win now" we are still waiting for Bjoern to reach his peak... id much rather have a guy like Michael Bennett great motor, gets off blocks, disruptive, can play anywhere on the line with his versatility.. he might be undersized but look at Aaron Donald 6'0 265 and made the pro bowl his rookie year just a thought... I do not want JP unless someone shows me different pls

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I've watched tape on him and I'm having a really hard time trying to figure out what the hype is about.. TCU game the center made him look like trash he had little to no motor and couldn't get off a block let alone cause a double team.. Granted he's a big fella and could be developed but do the colts really have time for that?? "win now" we are still waiting for Bjoern to reach his peak... id much rather have a guy like Michael Bennett great motor, gets off blocks, disruptive, can play anywhere on the line with his versatility.. he might be undersized but look at Aaron Donald 6'0 265 and made the pro bowl his rookie year just a thought... I do not want JP unless someone shows me different pls

 

You're right about the TCU tape, but Joey Hunt was on a mission (look out for him in 2016), and they chipped and doubled him regularly. They just had his number.

 

The other end of the spectrum is the Clemson tape, where he looks like an absolute star. 

 

My thing is I think he should be limited to 25-30 reps a game, but he would play three or four series in a row and be out of gas. He's super talented, he can stack and shed, he has pass rush moves, he has athleticism, the motor is there when he's not gassed... I think he's going to be good, and I'd take him in the first.

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I've watched tape on him and I'm having a really hard time trying to figure out what the hype is about.. TCU game the center made him look like trash he had little to no motor and couldn't get off a block let alone cause a double team.. Granted he's a big fella and could be developed but do the colts really have time for that?? "win now" we are still waiting for Bjoern to reach his peak... id much rather have a guy like Michael Bennett great motor, gets off blocks, disruptive, can play anywhere on the line with his versatility.. he might be undersized but look at Aaron Donald 6'0 265 and made the pro bowl his rookie year just a thought... I do not want JP unless someone shows me different pls

Michael Bennett is way undersized for the system that we run. Aaron Donald had all that success because St. Louis ran a 4-3 defense with him shooting one gap normally so his size wasn't a problem for him. In our system we need bigger stronger guys to hold at the point of the attack as they will have to hold a two gap responsibility most of the time. Bennett will be a solid pickup for a 4-3 team as he flashes a nice pass rush up the middle. He will have problems though anchoring against the run in the NFL as he does not have the size to hold at the point of attack against NFL O-linemen, and gets swallowed by double teams.

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