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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackersRS" data-source="post: 278490" data-attributes="member: 1429">Brown was allways, since stepping onto the field, considered a borderline first round talent.Again, it's the last time I'm going to say this, but it's all about projections. I do think they should take him instead of Davis, Bulaga and Williams btw.But if Carroll had a bottom 1st round pick and passed on Brown, without selecting an OT before, then I'd have to abide by the same logic. That there was something wrong with him.But it's because Mays' range is either top 10, top 15 pick or 1st round bust, why I believe Carroll passing on him shows that there's something wrong with Mays.Because, comparatively, I don't believe Brown has as much potential, with his physical skills, as Mays do.If Mays does pan out, he's a Julius Peppers. But he can be a Gaines Adams, a Vernon Gholston (which I think he is). And those are top 10 picks because of potential.IMHO it's not the same thing with Brown. He's more of a Jamaal Brown than a Ryan Clady, in the scouts view.It's all about potential. If you believe a guy has as much potential as Mays do, you don't pass on him if you need secondary help.If you pass on him, it's because you see too many flaws that overcome his freakish physical abilities...</blockquote>

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