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Alabama's LB Foster got into a heated argument during his physical with a hospital employee and was sent home by the NFL, although the confrontation never got physical. He checked in at 6 Ft even, 229 lbs and was one of my picks at 10, wonder what this does for his draft prospects now.

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Alabama's LB Foster got into a heated argument during his physical with a hospital employee and was sent home by the NFL, although the confrontation never got physical. He checked in at 6 Ft even, 229 lbs and was one of my picks at 10, wonder what this does for his draft prospects now.

Well, if the Bills are looking at "high character" guys only, not being able to get through a physical without getting into an argument with hospital staff is pretty damning.

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The tape don't lie. This kid is a stud. If he is there at 10 there is a good chance we pull the trigger on him.

 

Let the rest of the story come out but he wouldn't be the first person to freak out in a hospital. I hate those places.

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The tape don't lie. This kid is a stud. If he is there at 10 there is a good chance we pull the trigger on him.

 

Let the rest of the story come out but he wouldn't be the first person to freak out in a hospital. I hate those places.

agreed, he is a baller, but what to do with him, play him inside and move Ragland out side or visa versa?

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Foster is an outstanding football player, but this isn't a good look for a young man to get sent home for something like this. If the problems outweigh the talent then teams will shy away from that, especially early. He may have just cost himself quite a bit of money.

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Very bizarre story.As for what to do with him it all depends.if we hang into Z Brown,I'd have him at the Wlb,Foster at Mlb,and Rags at Slb. Otherwise it's Foster at Wlb,P Brown at Mlb,and Rags at Slb. Of course all of them should be somewhat interchangeable, which would allow some disguised looks. By no means am I saying to play Rags at Weak,but you get the point.it'd be a nice question to have.....

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http://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2017/story/_/id/18818375/reuben-foster-alabama-crimson-tide-booted-combine-argument

 

Here is a link with more detail

http://alabama.247sports.com/Bolt/Report-Reuben-Fosters-threat-led-to-heated-exchange-at-combine-51594450

 

Some color on the situation. More douchey than 'roid ragey but still not a great look.

Ah beat me to it, I like that yours has actual quotes

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agreed, he is a baller, but what to do with him, play him inside and move Ragland out side or visa versa?

Play him outside imo. He's still #1 on my bills draft board. Though that could change based on what we find out rhere grading the incident. He's just what this defense needs, especially if we lose zach brown.

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So he's a young man who thinks he's entitled to anything&everything. ..sounds about par for today's youth.That don't diminish his skills tho,and shouldn't drop him out of a top 15 pick. I don't know why,but I always saw Ray Lewis in the same light. Confidence, or entitlement? Either way,he plays angry. A shot of attitude might go a long way on this roster,imo

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Play him outside imo. He's still #1 on my bills draft board. Though that could change based on what we find out rhere grading the incident. He's just what this defense needs, especially if we lose zach brown.

That would be a ton of draft capital dedicated to the ILB position, I don't see that as being successful.

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That would be a ton of draft capital dedicated to the ILB position, I don't see that as being successful.

i don't see him as an ILB in our scheme. I view him as an OLB playing next to Ragland. I have zero confidence in Preston. Zach may be too expensive. As of now, I believe we have 1 legit LB (Ragland) and he's yet to play a down. If we resign Zach or another good LB, Ruben isn't needed. But as of now, our LB unit is a one man show

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i don't see him as an ILB in our scheme. I view him as an OLB playing next to Ragland. I have zero confidence in Preston. Zach may be too expensive. As of now, I believe we have 1 legit LB (Ragland) and he's yet to play a down. If we resign Zach or another good LB, Ruben isn't needed. But as of now, our LB unit is a one man show

how about TJ Watt in the 2nd, is he a DE or OLB at the next level?
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