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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 862153" data-attributes="member: 9033">In an ideal world, Gary could put on weight and kick down to play DE and become a great player on the dline; more realistically though, he sits behind the Smiths and gives them a break every once in a while and replaces them if they get hurt. It was always one of the issues with drafting Gary that high, he doesn't have a place on this team after the GM signed two expensive OLBs. Unless the team plans on transitioning to a 4-3 (which would be unwise), Gary needs to be able to play DE if he's going to get more time on the field.It's not really THAT far-fetched to think Gary could become a good DE (ignoring his lack of production at the college level); Bradley Chubb was smaller than Gary coming out of college. It's a reach considering his history of production but not impossible.</blockquote>

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