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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Popcynical" data-source="post: 76623" data-attributes="member: 382"><a href="http://www.packerchatters.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=796&Itemid=2" target="_blank">http://www.packerchatters.com/home/inde ... 6&Itemid=2</a>"I'm kind of a fan of Junius. He's a versatile player, and I think he has a chance to be a good player," general manager Ted Thompson said. "For a lot of these fellas who never have been into the fray on the NFL level, it will be a new experience. (But) we feel pretty confident that he can play."Thompson drafted Coston as a center, where he started his last two seasons in college. He also started at right tackle as a sophomore and played some at both guard spots his freshman year.Moving to right guard on a full-time basis has opened Coston's eyes. Jagodzinski, though, hasn't been dissuaded in the least by the development of Coston at the position. Jagodzinski said that the 6-foot-3-inch, 312-pound Coston is the prototype for right guard in the Packers' newly implemented zone-blocking scheme, which requires the interior linemen to be relatively svelte."He's athletic. He can stay on his feet. He has power. He can redirect. He does a lot of the things we're looking for. He's what they're supposed to look like," Jagodzinski said.----Click the link for the full article.I like what I'm hearing of Coston so far.  I hope he can cut it as a starter.</blockquote>

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