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Kwame Geathers | Nose Tackle

Team: Georgia Bulldogs
Age / DOB:  (22) / 10/4/1990
Ht / Wt:  6'6' / 355

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Chargers signed Georgia NT Kwame Geathers.
Geathers (6-5, 342) played predominantly nose tackle in Georgia's 3-4 defense while John Jenkins manned five technique. Though Geathers lacks pass-rush ability, he is strong as an ox and projects as an early-down run stuffer. Geathers totaled 40 tackles -- five for a loss -- and one sack as a junior before bolting to the pros. He has 35 1/4-inch arms and ran a 5.44 in Indy. He'll compete for a roster spot with the Chargers. Apr 27 - 9:55 PM

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Kwame Geathers - DL - Bulldogs

Georgia NT Kwame Geathers met with the Green Bay Packers at the combine.

Geathers is massive at 6-foot-6 and 335 pounds and could be an option for the team, as they are in need of defensive linemen. He has played end and nose tackle for Georgia. He's expected to be a third-day selection.
Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Apr 18 - 4:50 PM
Kwame Geathers - DL - Bulldogs

National Football Post's Russ Lande writes that Georgia DT Kwame Geathers will be a late-round pick.

"The biggest issue though is Geather’s overall lack of athleticism as he lacks the flexibility to play with leverage, the quickness and speed to chase down plays in pursuit, the quick use of hands to defeat blocks consistently and the lack of a burst to finish plays when he has an opportunity to do so," Lande writes. "For a player who many expected would be a second day draft pick back in January, we have heard that Geathers will likely be a sixth or seventh rounder."
Source: National Football Post
Apr 16 - 4:17 PM
Kwame Geathers - DL - Bulldogs

Georgia junior DT Kwame Geathers will enter the 2013 NFL Draft.

Geathers was forced to play a lot of end in a three man front and rotate in at nose tackle when John Jenkins needed a breath. The latter is Geathers projected position, since he sports a mammoth frame. He may even end up better than the veteran John Jenkins in the long run.
Source: Gentry Estes on Twitter
Jan 9 - 6:01 PM
Kwame Geathers - DL - Bulldogs

Georgia redshirt junior NT Kwame Geathers is considering a jump to the NFL.

"Undecided right now," Geathers said. "Very undecided. Just kind of going to wait for the bowl and make my decision." The junior's brother, Robert, left after his junior season and was selected in the fourth-round. Geathers has been in school for four years but was not always allowed to strictly play nose tackle due to starting senior John Jenkins filling that spot.
Source: Athens Banner-Herald
Tue, Dec 18, 2012 03:35:00 PM