Welcome SirvoceaDennis is willing to take chances, which can lead to feast or famine results. He’s a smart player with outstanding play recognition and instincts that help him play faster than his timed speed. He’ll beat blockers to the spot on plays flowing over the offensive tackle, but he’s unable to withstand a downhill challenge from climbing blocks on a consistent enough basis. Dennis’ special teams potential aids his chances of becoming an NFL backup, but he doesn’t have size or athleticism that stands out and needs to put together a solid pre-draft workout.
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Hey Licht, if you want to draft an undersized LB, Henry To'oo'to'oo was right there and has better speed and a better pedigree than this guy!! And a bit more size too!!
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Can play STs and maybe start eventually. With White and David’s tenure here possibly ending soon for both, LB depth was needed
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Sounds like a STS player that should have been a udfa. Since the end of first round, it feels like Licht has been drafting guys a round or two early.
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We’re taking a lot of guys with weird names. Caligula, Yaya, Sirvocea…too bad we didn’t get To’totoo’oo.
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Will this guy be more disciplined than White? Interesting to see what happens with White.
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Dennis would show up a lot on Kancey tape. OBP also noticed. You get some much much needed ILB depth but more importantly, an ideal guy to groom for the starting role. Great instincts and first step, he can cover, blitz, and tackle. He has a fast processor.
You know this guy was a target for us, Licht hinted as much himself after Day 1.
I really really hate to do this, I do, but when you look at him and his teammate Kancey, both are being called "small", both measure in almost exactly the same as two guys from our 1995 draft.
You know this guy was a target for us, Licht hinted as much himself after Day 1.
I really really hate to do this, I do, but when you look at him and his teammate Kancey, both are being called "small", both measure in almost exactly the same as two guys from our 1995 draft.

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Awww how cute. We're in that phase of saying how great everyone in the draft will be despite knowing more than half won't pan out.
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Indeed.
Well for one what this class lacked in superstars it more than made up for with a fat mid section. Plenty of our late rounds guys were being given lots of love prior to the draft. The thing I'm loving the most about this draft class is that a lot of them fell for something they can't really control, size and length. Meanwhile things they can control, play, study, hustle, and technique, are all really freaking high.
Well for one what this class lacked in superstars it more than made up for with a fat mid section. Plenty of our late rounds guys were being given lots of love prior to the draft. The thing I'm loving the most about this draft class is that a lot of them fell for something they can't really control, size and length. Meanwhile things they can control, play, study, hustle, and technique, are all really freaking high.

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His film is solid and his grading is all good. I just don't understand why this organisation falls in love with poor athletes at LB who are thumpers that can't cover. It's 2023. It's a passing league . KJ Britt and now this guy.
The upside is so limited. He's going to have to make a living blitzing which puts more pressure on our DB's. At least he doesn't run 4.7 like KJ Britt. But he's not that much faster. Slight upgrade but don't see starting upside.
The upside is so limited. He's going to have to make a living blitzing which puts more pressure on our DB's. At least he doesn't run 4.7 like KJ Britt. But he's not that much faster. Slight upgrade but don't see starting upside.
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If you came away with "poor athlete who can't cover", I don't think you were watching the right player.

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Thought he flashed several times against Indy. Was going to make a post in the game thread about him and then I think he promptly missed an assignment. Glad he’s getting some run. He’ll be a starter next year.
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Reminds of when Barber started. Okay, maybe that's not a good thing but maybe it is.

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Dennis dealt with a groin, a hamstring, and "illness" this season. probably other things I'm forgetting too.
I think free agency and the draft will reflect on OBP's faith of him getting on track and contributing next season.

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White and David were playing 99% of snaps at one point.
Who is eating up the 2 LB snaps now?
Who is eating up the 2 LB snaps now?

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KJ Britt as far as I know
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This dude was playing really well. Rewatching week 1. He had a sack. Was all over the place week 2 also.
However, the shoulder was obviously a problem coming into the season. He had a sling on it week 1.
We shouldn’t count on him next year.
However, the shoulder was obviously a problem coming into the season. He had a sling on it week 1.
We shouldn’t count on him next year.
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noticed the same when I watched.. so many 'oh yeah, forgot about him' when I was watching.Grahamburn wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:05 pm This dude was playing really well. Rewatching week 1. He had a sack. Was all over the place week 2 also.
However, the shoulder was obviously a problem coming into the season. He had a sling on it week 1.
We shouldn’t count on him next year.

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Maybe he still has a place here, acquiring talent at LB through FA or the draft will be less pressure and he can be subbed in and out, less risk of injuryGrahamburn wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:05 pm This dude was playing really well. Rewatching week 1. He had a sack. Was all over the place week 2 also.
However, the shoulder was obviously a problem coming into the season. He had a sling on it week 1.
We shouldn’t count on him next year.
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Flashed multiple times.Noles1724 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:07 pmnoticed the same when I watched.. so many 'oh yeah, forgot about him' when I was watching.Grahamburn wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:05 pm This dude was playing really well. Rewatching week 1. He had a sack. Was all over the place week 2 also.
However, the shoulder was obviously a problem coming into the season. He had a sling on it week 1.
We shouldn’t count on him next year.
It’s a shame. Think @Snake is right that we’ll never be able to count on him.
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I don't think we ever really planned to count on him as anything more than a backup/ST type. At this point you can't even call him solid depth.
We'll add to that position and it'll likely be 50/50 as to whether he even makes the 53 man roster out of TC.
We'll add to that position and it'll likely be 50/50 as to whether he even makes the 53 man roster out of TC.
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Really Doc? Really?Doctor wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 1:04 pm Dennis would show up a lot on Kancey tape. OBP also noticed. You get some much much needed ILB depth but more importantly, an ideal guy to groom for the starting role. Great instincts and first step, he can cover, blitz, and tackle. He has a fast processor.
You know this guy was a target for us, Licht hinted as much himself after Day 1.
I really really hate to do this, I do, but when you look at him and his teammate Kancey, both are being called "small", both measure in almost exactly the same as two guys from our 1995 draft.
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You had the scoop on this before anyone else.
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McCoy tore both biceps his first two years.
Injuries happen. Hopefully they stop happening.
Injuries happen. Hopefully they stop happening.

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it’s not a coincidence that this dude went to PU. Because he stinks.
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Dennis has a sweet setup. Statistically it says he doesn't miss many tackles. That's mostly because diving attempts where you dont come close and whiff aren't technically missed tackles. But no worries for him. He'll keep his spot on the field as opposing offenses continue exploiting him.
I'm still chuckled that @Doctor compared him and Kancey to Brooks and Sapp. That aint hopium. That might be opioid/narcotic abuse.
I'm still chuckled that @Doctor compared him and Kancey to Brooks and Sapp. That aint hopium. That might be opioid/narcotic abuse.
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