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Bertrand Berry from Scouts Inc:

 

Birth Date August 15, 1975

Birth Place Houston, TX

Height 6-3

Weight 260 lbs.

Age 33

Position DE

Experience 11 years

College Notre Dame

 

Grade: 71 | Grade means that player is a good starter.

Alert: None

 

Comment: Berry is a blue-collared, hard working defensive end who gets everything out of his body that can be found. He is a decent athlete with adequate speed and agility, but compensates for his lack of top athleticism with a huge motor and top technique. He does a great job of reading blocks, locating the level of the ball and can adjust on the move. He does an excellent job using his hands to keep blockers at bay and rarely stays stuck on blocks for very long. He is more productive when away from the point of attack because he can struggle to hold his ground, but shows top effort and good angles on pursuit. He has developed a good series of counter moves as a pass-rusher and does not give up on plays. His biggest asset, aside from technique, is his initial quickness as a pass-rusher and he will flash a decent burst to close on the quarterback. He lacks the bulk and strength to be a force against the run, but he can be very effective as long as he isn't asked to play in a two-gap defense. He needs to be able to run and go to the ball. He has had a durability issue

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Bertrand Berry from Scouts Inc:

 

Birth Date August 15, 1975

Birth Place Houston, TX

Height 6-3

Weight 260 lbs.

Age 33

Position DE

Experience 11 years

College Notre Dame

 

Grade: 71 | Grade means that player is a good starter.

Alert: None

 

Comment: Berry is a blue-collared, hard working defensive end who gets everything out of his body that can be found. He is a decent athlete with adequate speed and agility, but compensates for his lack of top athleticism with a huge motor and top technique. He does a great job of reading blocks, locating the level of the ball and can adjust on the move. He does an excellent job using his hands to keep blockers at bay and rarely stays stuck on blocks for very long. He is more productive when away from the point of attack because he can struggle to hold his ground, but shows top effort and good angles on pursuit. He has developed a good series of counter moves as a pass-rusher and does not give up on plays. His biggest asset, aside from technique, is his initial quickness as a pass-rusher and he will flash a decent burst to close on the quarterback. He lacks the bulk and strength to be a force against the run, but he can be very effective as long as he isn't asked to play in a two-gap defense. He needs to be able to run and go to the ball. He has had a durability issue

 

Height, weight and comment about Berry, with the exception of the durability issue, are similar to the way scouts describe Everette Brown. That is why I would like the Bills to acquire him if they are able to draft Brown. Berry would be a great mentor for him. Thanks San Jose for the info, maybe this will calm some of the angst about Brown's size and abilty to play DE in the NFL.

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