Any buzz about OLB Trent Murphy from Stanford?

[ReidsArmy]

Would love to see him in midnight green. If the main names we are hearing aren't there at #22 (Mack, Barr, Dennard, etc.), I haven't seen this kid being talked about anywhere.

6'6" 261 lb. outside linebacker, perfect for the 3-4. Could be Chip's under the radar guy.

"Big people beat up little people."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvYmjupUfIw

[Sect 236]

I like Skov from that D too. He's got the Ravens' D personality that Sconce brought over a little bit.

[Eagle In Ohio]

Was thinking the exact same thing

I like Skov from that D too. He's got the Ravens' D personality that Sconce brought over a little bit.

Make mine Skov as well. We can have a super duo !! S & S !! Skov and Sconces !!!

[Melchior]

Bwah!

I like Skov from that D too. He's got the Ravens' D personality that Sconce brought over a little bit.

Speaking of having an edge:

The Eagles signed center David Molk to a reserve/future contract Thursday. The 6-1, 300-pound Michigan product was originally a seventh-round draft choice of the Chargers in 2012.

He is certainly not lacking in confidence, as Pro Football Talk noted prior to the ’12 draft.

Told by an AnnArbor.com reporter that most draftniks rank him as anywhere from the second-best to the sixth-best center in this year’s draft, Molk took exception to that. Molk, who won the Rimington Trophy as the best center in college football, says he’s clearly No. 1.

“The fact they could consider any center better than me is pretty stupid,” Molk said.

NFL Network’s Mike Mayock recently called Molk “very much a finesse guy,” and Molk took issue with that.

“He never played against me,” Molk said of Mayock. “I don’t think a finesse player has ever had defensive linemen quit during a game; quit and give up because you’re hurting them. I don’t think a finesse player has ever done what I do, which is just ground kids out of the hole. I think the fact he called me a finesse player is because he hasn’t watched me on film.”