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MFL already change him from DE to LB; thats a little quick isn't, off-season hasn't started yet
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do they have a crystal ball?New Browns DC Ray Horton hasn't decided how he'll use DE Jabaal Sheard in his 3-4 system.It's been assumed Sheard will make the transition to outside linebacker. "Jabaal is a guy that I have seen on film that can rush the quarterback and is athletic," Horton said. "What we are going to do as a coaching staff is put each one of our guys in the best position. … He can be a linebacker, he can be (an end). I want him to tell me what he can do best and not put a label on what he is." Horton has said he isn't married to a 3-4 front, but Sheard is still likely to see the majority of his snaps at linebacker. Coming off a promising rookie campaign, Sheard took a step back in 2012, so a position switch might not be the worst thing.I guess they already know that he's making the switch
What's the problem? Want to rip some people off in trades and know they'll know better? Love those guys.it just a little early for this IMO
no, but MFL should wait till atleast camps start and offical changes are made. The coach has even been quoted as stating he doesn't know how he'll use the personel yet.What's the problem? Want to rip some people off in trades and know they'll know better? Love those guys.it just a little early for this IMO
I'd love to unload him in the one league were I own him(similar situation in that I'm loaded at LB and he's a redundancy there), but good luck selling that he's going to be an impact LB to anyone.Basically resigned to holding and hoping, somehow, that Horton "hybrid-izes" the D and he regains DL status or that he somehow morphs into Lamar Woodley(when Woodley wasn't fat). Not very hopeful on either count.Is anyone unloading Sheard in Deep Dyn leagues because of this? I have Bishop, Butler, L.David, and Demario Davis. I really don't need Sheard at all.
i'm cutting himIs anyone unloading Sheard in Deep Dyn leagues because of this? I have Bishop, Butler, L.David, and Demario Davis. I really don't need Sheard at all.
No doubt. Rotoworld isnt the pinnacle of position knowledge. MFL should re-evaluate who it partners with for its information.Idiots should have moved Ninkovich to def end. Moving guys who haven't even officially played there yet. How about a guy who played there all last season.
From the MFL Help Menu: We use Rotoworld.com as our official source for player positions. Any changes that Rotoworld.com makes to our player positions will be displayed in your Player Position Changes site news located under the Help > What's New Link. We update the player positions several times during the preseason, with our last update just before the regular season starts. And if we ever make a position change you don't agree with, commissioners can always override the default player position via the Change Player Position page. This is the best option for your league during the regular season, because we generally do not make site-wide player position updates during the season.no, but MFL should wait till atleast camps start and offical changes are made. The coach has even been quoted as stating he doesn't know how he'll use the personel yet.What's the problem? Want to rip some people off in trades and know they'll know better? Love those guys.it just a little early for this IMO
This. Our league has always used nfl.com and the official team sites for position designations, that and "coach-speak". We never use MFL designations as they are too unreliable and doing so would skew the competitive balance of our league.It's why for example, we have listed Terrell Suggs as a LB for years now, not a DE.And if we ever make a position change you don't agree with, commissioners can always override the default player position via the Change Player Position page. This is the best option for your league during the regular season, because we generally do not make site-wide player position updates during the season.no, but MFL should wait till atleast camps start and offical changes are made. The coach has even been quoted as stating he doesn't know how he'll use the personel yet.What's the problem? Want to rip some people off in trades and know they'll know better? Love those guys.it just a little early for this IMO
Probably not. He'll start opposite Sheard at OLB i'd imagine.with Kruger signed, does Sheard go to DE
they did sign Groves and Gocong is still there,Probably not. He'll start opposite Sheard at OLB i'd imagine.with Kruger signed, does Sheard go to DE
Rubin makes $6 million+, Sheard under a million. Probably easier to trade Sheard for a 2nd or 3rd rounder.ESPN Cleveland's Tony Grossi believes the Browns will trade one of OLB/DE Jabaal Sheard or DE/DT Ahtyba Rubin.
Sheard and Rubin aren't believed to be great fits for the new 3-4 scheme, and both players are young and skilled enough to bring back some value. Sheard, 24 next month, has 15.5 sacks in his two seasons. Rubin, 26, goes 6-foot-2 and 330 pounds, and he is strong versus the run with a bit of pass rush skill. The Browns are without a second-round pick, so that's likely the asking price.
I'm going to hold on to guys like Sheard and Curry in hopes that a 4-3 team trades a late pick for them during the draft.
i doubt anyone will give a 2nd, especially w/ the depth of DL this yr but if a 3rd gets coughed up they should take it an runRubin makes $6 million+, Sheard under a million. Probably easier to trade Sheard for a 2nd or 3rd rounder.ESPN Cleveland's Tony Grossi believes the Browns will trade one of OLB/DE Jabaal Sheard or DE/DT Ahtyba Rubin.
Sheard and Rubin aren't believed to be great fits for the new 3-4 scheme, and both players are young and skilled enough to bring back some value. Sheard, 24 next month, has 15.5 sacks in his two seasons. Rubin, 26, goes 6-foot-2 and 330 pounds, and he is strong versus the run with a bit of pass rush skill. The Browns are without a second-round pick, so that's likely the asking price.
I'm going to hold on to guys like Sheard and Curry in hopes that a 4-3 team trades a late pick for them during the draft.
Sheard isn't going anywhere.Browns selected LSU OLB Barkevious Mingo with the No. 6 overall pick.
Mingo (6-foot-4, 241) tormented the SEC to the tune of 15 tackles for loss and eight sacks as a sophomore before his production dipped to 8.5 TFLs and 4.5 sacks last year. LSU coaches asked Mingo to work more in containment, but he failed to finish plays and must learn to play with better leverage. Still a highly explosive edge presence with big upside, Mingo is relentless with rare speed and length (33 3/4" arms). At the Combine, he ranked first among D-Linemen in the ten-yard split (1.55) and broad jump (10-foot-8), as well as second in the forty (4.58) and vertical (37"). Mingo will convert to outside linebacker in Cleveland's 3-4, where he'll be a natural fit. Jabaal Sheard may want to start packing his bags.