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STRENGTHS: Cooper is a smooth, coordinated athlete with fluid footwork and outstanding balance, blocking well on the move and constantly getting to the second level. He is an extremely effortless mover with explosive quickness in tight quarters, and is just as effective moving to his left or right. While slighter shorter than scouts would prefer, Cooper has long arms and plays with a wide base, anchoring effectively. Standout high school wrestler who understands leverage and blocking angles. Flashes some nastiness and responds well to physical challenges. Has the quickness, balance and football intelligence to handle converting to center, should his future NFL employer need help at this position. His athleticism makes him ideally suited to a zone-blocking scheme. Durable. Four-year starter.
WEAKNESSES: Cooper lacks overpowering strength and can be pushed into the pocket by bigger, stronger defensive tackles when he allows his pad level to rise. Was prone to an occasional slipped block and/or needless penalty earlier in his career, though he showed much more consistency as a senior. Underwent shoulder surgery before his senior season, which will have to be checked out by team doctors.
COMPARES TO: Rodney Hudson, OC, Kansas City Chiefs -- Possessing the rare combination of balance, agility and durability that helped Hudson earn the Jacobs Blocking Trophy as a left guard back in 2010, Cooper ranks as one of 2013's safest prospects and a future Pro Bowl contender at whichever of the three interior line positions his future NFL team most needs help.
Wow. They liked him better than Womack. To me, Womack is that plug-n-play guy you get every decade or so, like when you fleece Ron Wolf and get your quarterbackl from him and swap some picks, and while Ron's picking a bust of a DE, you're picking Steve Hutchinson.
Yes, I'm still bitter.
"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
Wow. They liked him better than Womack. To me, Womack is that plug-n-play guy you get every decade or so, like when you fleece Ron Wolf and get your quarterbackl from him and swap some picks, and while Ron's picking a bust of a DE, you're picking Steve Hutchinson.
Yes, I'm still bitter.
hey, i'm fine with it, just as long as warmack keeps falling all the way to 26
Wow. They liked him better than Womack. To me, Womack is that plug-n-play guy you get every decade or so, like when you fleece Ron Wolf and get your quarterbackl from him and swap some picks, and while Ron's picking a bust of a DE, you're picking Steve Hutchinson.
Yes, I'm still bitter.
Talking heads have said Coper will be a more natural pass blocker.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
Jeff Darlington
The Rams felt they could sell the Bills on the trade because it would keep Tavon Austin out of the AFC East since Jets could take him at 9.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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