New Metric out there and Corey Peters finds himself in the top 10.

[Adrian]

Kyle Odegard
@Kyle_Odegard
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Run-stop win rate is a new ESPN metric this season. Not a surprise to see Corey Peters make the top-10 out the gate.

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[CardNots]

Looks like Derrick Brown is the real deal. At least he was taken before our shot

 

[Goldfield]

Not bad

 

[Krangodnzr]

Looks like Derrick Brown is the real deal. At least he was taken before our shot

But PFF gave him a 30 grade

 

[TheCardFan]

DERRICK BROWN'S NFL DEBUT REVEALED FLAWS, FLASHES OF SUCCESS

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/derrick-brown-carolina-panthers-nfl-debut-analysis

The consistency of success was not there this past weekend with Brown; his bad plays were too numerous for a reliable starter, especially as a player who saw as many snaps as he did. But when he was focused and knew how to attack the man in front of him, you saw flashes of that power we saw at Auburn.

 

[TheCardFan]

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[CardNots]

But PFF gave him a 30 grade

Ah but at least he made a positive list

 

[BigDavis75]

Peters has been great for us over the years. Performed multiple jobs on the line and has played on a very team friendly deal. I think the move to end will be great for him.

 

[Garthshort]

In the past draft, once the Giants went OT, I knew we'd have a shot at either Brown or Simmons, possibly both. I'm happy with IS, but would have also been happy with DB. I think that IS filled a bigger need.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Ah but at least he made a positive list

I'm mocking PFF.

 

[cardpa]

Another name that stands out on the list, one Calais Campbell.

 

[Russ Smith]

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I saw the grade they have been flooding my FB feed with it. The guy had 1 tackle. yes he had some nice plays where he beat someone as they showed, he also got completedly pancaked twice and overran several plays inside. 2 of the nice runs inside by Kyler were because Kinlaw overran the play.

He's talented yes, the book on him has always been he's raw, and has had some fairly bad injuries for a young guy. the suggestion that he's already better than Buckner is stupid. We were NOT doubling him we were doubling Bosa pretty regularly after the injury but we weren't doubling Kinlaw. If you noticed last year damn near everyone doubled Buckner until Bosa proved he was just too good to block single handedly, so then teams had a problem.

I think if he stays healthy Kinlaw can be very good, the last 2 years Buckner had 20 sacks total playing DT on the line in SF. that's pretty impressive.

 

[Krangodnzr]

I saw the grade they have been flooding my FB feed with it. The guy had 1 tackle. yes he had some nice plays where he beat someone as they showed, he also got completedly pancaked twice and overran several plays inside. 2 of the nice runs inside by Kyler were because Kinlaw overran the play.

He's talented yes, the book on him has always been he's raw, and has had some fairly bad injuries for a young guy. the suggestion that he's already better than Buckner is stupid. We were NOT doubling him we were doubling Bosa pretty regularly after the injury but we weren't doubling Kinlaw. If you noticed last year damn near everyone doubled Buckner until Bosa proved he was just too good to block single handedly, so then teams had a problem.

I think if he stays healthy Kinlaw can be very good, the last 2 years Buckner had 20 sacks total playing DT on the line in SF. that's pretty impressive.

Buckner was UNDERRATED by Niners fans and the media last year. He is a tremendous interior lineman, with only Donald and Heyward as better players right now.

 

[TheCardFan]

7 tackles, 2 stuffs, and 2 sacks for Q yesterday.

Happy to see him playing well.

https://www.newyorkjets.com/video/highlights-quinnen-williams-top-plays-vs-the-49ers