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[davematthews3]

With how bad that D was last season if there first round pick couldn't get a starting spot that would have been a terrible pick.

[Harvs01]

No real surprise here, Denver needs all the help they can get on defense, and Ayers should be a solid contributor day 1.

[mj1987us26]

He is too small to be an end in the 34 and I don't think he is fast enough or can cover as an olb.

[Lord_Joe]

make him lose 20 pounds and play him next to DJ Williams at ILB. thats all they can really do apart from trade him for a player that fits the scheme.

[Harvs01]

I wouldn't be surprised at all to see Denver move him around a bit, and try to get the best matchups for him to get into the backfield.

[mj1987us26]

Originally Posted by Harvs01

I wouldn't be surprised at all to see Denver move him around a bit, and try to get the best matchups for him to get into the backfield.

The problem is that he had trouble getting into the backfield in college, if he struggled there how can he have any form of success?

[Harvs01]

He led the team his senior year in TFL, I think by moving him around playing matchups he will be able to get into the backfield, not necessarily to sack the QB, but enough to disrupt the running and screen pass game that will be used by AFC West teams...am I saying that I know this kids going to be a stud...no, but I think he will be able to start and contribute in Denver day 1. He played well against Andre Smith.

[lionheart?]

Im saying Denver will be horrific this year no matter what. One guy isnt going to fix that D, and their offense has been reduced greatly, and then theres the coach.......bwahahahahahahaha.

[mj1987us26]

Originally Posted by Harvs01

He led the team his senior year in TFL, I think by moving him around playing matchups he will be able to get into the backfield, not necessarily to sack the QB, but enough to disrupt the running and screen pass game that will be used by AFC West teams...am I saying that I know this kids going to be a stud...no, but I think he will be able to start and contribute in Denver day 1. He played well against Andre Smith.

Now he will have a guy plus a spy on him since there is no one else. I think Ayers could have been a good prospect in a 43 scheme, but he simply doesn't fit in a 34. Again he is too small to be an end and he has no real pass rushing skills, evident by his 3 sacks as a senior, or the ability to cover as an OLB.