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Originally Posted by Schneed10
What separates him from others is size, strength, and nastiness at the point of attack. Where you worry about guys like Beasley and Shane Ray is their ability to set the edge against the run game. Athletic for sure, but can they hold the point of attack and get off blocks. If they're not strong enough to hold the point of attack then the ILBs get sealed off in the wash and it's a good shot at a 5 yard gain at minimum on most runs to their side.
Fowler definitely will not have that problem. He's by far the strongest of the edge rushers available. He seats and digs in.
18 sack guy? Maybe never. A Ryan Kerrigan clone with maybe a bit more upside? Yes.
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I know bench press doesn't really gauge game strength, but Beasley did have more reps than Fowler but I do understand that.