Some numbers on Duane Brown and Gosder Cherilus
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Conuficusluxury_boxOPIn a thread a few days ago there was general consensus that Cherilus was the stronger fo the two. I have some numbers here that might dispute that claim.
Duane Brown: 400lb bench, 530lb squat, 341lb power clean......Combine bench reps: 24
Gosder Cherilus: 390lb bench, 440lb squat, 253lb power clean......Combine bench reps: 24
Thats interesting,.............no?
Cherilus is meaner, plays with more of a chip on his shoulder and is less athletic and mobile than Brown. Brown is also more inexperienced, and has smaller arms (33 1/4") than Cherilus' (35").
Any comments on this?
Who do you think might be more of a steal at #57?
PhinsRockluxury_boxHeck I'd take either one but if Cherilus is that strong, with more experience and a chip on his shoulder that's pretty much a no brainer. Brown is certainly the stronger of the two but not a terribly huge difference. Either one would work for me. Only question I'd have to ask is which one a> played the tougher competition in college, and 2> which one pass blocks better, and 3> which one allowed the least sacks, and finally who had less penalties. Can't really make a sound decision without those stats.
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jdang307subscriber"Aqua4Ever04 wrote:
I'm suddenly a big Duane Brown.
???
Lifting weights? Steroids? PEDs? :tongue2:
Conuficusluxury_box"PhinsRock wrote:
Heck I'd take either one but if Cherilus is that strong, with more experience and a chip on his shoulder that's pretty much a no brainer. Brown is certainly the stronger of the two but not a terribly huge difference. Either one would work for me. Only question I'd have to ask is which one a> played the tougher competition in college, and 2> which one pass blocks better, and 3> which one allowed the least sacks, and finally who had less penalties. Can't really make a sound decision without those stats.
Brown is the one with the better numbers.
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