DE MARIO WILLIAM

36HAMMER · Post by **36HAMMER** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 10:20 am

with the way the skins have thrown their picks around, what would you guys say to doing something to trade up and get de mario williams?i know that the cap would have to be worked out.but de like this don't come every year.there is also the possibility that andre carter de from the 49'ers could be a free agent.thanks for your intrest.

gay4pacman · Post by **gay4pacman** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:25 am

money money money money.....money

If dan can spend it im all for it but im not sure if we could fit mario in!

darkwing99 · Post by **darkwing99** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:53 am

I second that, we can trade away next years first round and this years second for a pick to be able to get him. Mario Williams is close to being the next deal; like Julius Peppers. Next years draft will not be loaded like this with a very top talent ,athletic DE. If it happens I wont be pissed.

frankcal20 · Post by **frankcal20** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 4:57 pm

I am a die hard NC State fan and have followed Mario Williams the last 4 years. He is very good and is really big 6'6 280lbs with 4.4 speed. He is really good but will go in the top 5. I would love more than anything to have him but it just isn't possible. One person we should be looking at is his counterpart Manny Lawsom who is just 2 inches shorter but longer arms, and just as fast. One main thing that Lawson has over Williams is consistantcy. Lawsom was always in plays and Williams just took too long this year to get going.

Another guy off of NC State's Roster who would be a good pickup is John Mcargo. He's an inside tackle and very fast and always makes plays. A big run stopper who has the ability to rush the passer and make sacks. Hope this helps. These guys should be around in the 2nd round for us to pick up.

Redskins4Life · Post by **Redskins4Life** » Fri Feb 17, 2006 5:37 pm

Impossible to draft.

sch1977 · Post by **sch1977** » Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:24 am

frankcal20 wrote:I am a die hard NC State fan and have followed Mario Williams the last 4 years. He is very good and is really big 6'6 280lbs with 4.4 speed. He is really good but will go in the top 5. I would love more than anything to have him but it just isn't possible. One person we should be looking at is his counterpart Manny Lawsom who is just 2 inches shorter but longer arms, and just as fast. One main thing that Lawson has over Williams is consistantcy. Lawsom was always in plays and Williams just took too long this year to get going.

Another guy off of NC State's Roster who would be a good pickup is John Mcargo. He's an inside tackle and very fast and always makes plays. A big run stopper who has the ability to rush the passer and make sacks. Hope this helps. These guys should be around in the 2nd round for us to pick up.

As a die hard "hater" of NC STATE (sorry frankcal), I have to say that I would love to have Manny Lawson. He would not cause us to have to give up the world to get, and I think he is going to be as good as Mario. I have seen him several times, and the guy can flat out play the position. My 2 cents

HEROHAMO · Post by **HEROHAMO** » Tue Feb 21, 2006 4:01 pm

The guy who plays opposite side of Edwards is better in my opinion. I think his name is Manny Lawson. Ive seen him consistently go hard every play.

sch1977 · Post by **sch1977** » Tue Feb 21, 2006 5:54 pm

Edwards

HEROHAMO · Post by **HEROHAMO** » Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:02 pm

Oh I meant Williams my bad lol.But I think you guys know who I am talking about check out the game films.

1niksder · Post by **1niksder** » Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:09 pm

HEROHAMO wrote:Oh I meant Williams my bad lol.But I think you guys know who I am talking about check out the game films.

Mel Kiper Jr. wrote:Manny Lawson, DE, NC State (6-6, 245)

His speed and versatility are intriguing. Lawson can fly off the edge, showcasing athleticism and excellent closing speed. He could be a defensive end in a 4-3 scheme or operate as an outside linebacker in a 3-4 defense. He also has been a tremendous special-teams performer.