Who is Gerald McCoy - Highlights, Stats, Draft Stock, & More

2. Detroit Lions - Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
6-4 | 297 lbs. | Junior
Oklahoma City, OK

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
6-4 | 297 lbs. | Junior
Oklahoma City, OK

6. Seattle Seahawks - Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
6-4 | 297 lbs. | Junior
Oklahoma City, OK

9. Buffalo Bills - Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
6-4 | 297 lbs. | Junior
Oklahoma City, OK

Defensive tackle: Nose Tackle: The Point of attack. The dirty work of all defenses. Albert Haynesworth made his money at the position like no other defensive player in NFL history. A 3-4 NT and a 4-3 DT are different things entirely. At NT you may want a large space eater that command 2 blockers at all times... thus freeing up your linebackers to fill in the gaps and attack the line of scrimmage. At DT you may want large individuals whom can move and win matches on a consistent basis. Yes the DT will eat up space but you prefer them to be more technically sound that a NT. Both positions have their positives and negatives but in reality they do have many similarities and most prospects are a specific position in the pros because of the team their on and not necessarily their skill set out of college. Anyone with size can play either position... I don't think there is any question which player is at the top of this list. He could play any position on the defensive line. He is a true force. Ndamukong Suh
Ndamukong Suh:
Nebraska
Senior
6-4 | 300 lbs.
Portland, OR
Grant High School
Rams? Lions?

1. Ndamukong Suh - Nebraska
2. Gerald McCoy - Oklahoma
3. Dan Williams - Tennessee
4. Brian Price - UCLA
5. Terrance Cody - Alabama