Is the current 7th round pick, Brandon Deaderick better for a 3-4 DE

than the recently cut from Steeler practice squad, fellow 7th rounder,

Doug Worthington?  Worthington is bigger at, 6-5, 292, and was more

versatile while at The Ohio State University.    Deaderick seems more out

of shape throughout training camp and does not provide any special traits

of the typical Belichick 34 DE.  He's not stout, a good run stuffer, or penetrate

on the 5-technique.  Deaderick was seemingly drafted because of the Saban

connection that Belichick likes.  Just wondering what folks think

about these two prospects.

If Ty Warren was the run-stuffing DE that is lost for the year,

then why wouldn't the Patriots sign Richardson to a 2-year deal?

This would allow next year's draft to focus on RB and LT in the 1st round

and OLB and WR in the 2nd round.

Richardson would not be expected to post big sack numbers, but

he has performed fairly well as a classic 3-4 DE run stuffer.

  Would like to know what people think of this idea -

  Trade for DE Calais Campbell, Arizona Cardinals for

   either a 2011 first or 2011 second round draft pick.

    Possibly enter Logan Mankins into the deal

   Campbell is more developed than ANY DE prospect for

    2011, and he would be more valuable long-term for the Pats.

   I don't think the Pats can continue either this season or next

   with a band-aid approach to the defensive line.  It's always been

 a strength.  Give the Cards Mankins + 2nd round pick for

  Campbell and 4th round pick, provided Mankins would sign

long-term deal.  OR 1st / 2nd round pick for Campbell.  Agree or disagree?