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Originally Posted by barrett
A guy who had double digit sacks in a major conference can't be called a project.
Now you can say he has only started reaching his potential due to his inexperience at the position, but he has production at that spot already. He is not a project.
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He's played the position for one year. Being inexperienced inherently means that he's a project, the two things are synonymous.
Read his scouting profiles, everyone of them is littered with the words raw and potential. That means he's a project.
You can argue semantics all you want. But my point still stands; Another thing Smithiak seems to like to do is draft a high-potential-project/raw/inexperienced (players) fairly high in the draft. They've done it with Amobi, Jacoby, Molden, and now Barwin.
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