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Skin'EmAll
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Do you think he can win the backup spot or is he likely gone?
Do you think he can win the backup spot or is he likely gone?
well he already beat out thomas last year. rambo will be our back up
campWhen did he beat out Thomas? Thomas got hurt in the first pre season game against the Titans, as for Rambo he'll probably be a backup.
Yes, it is too early to give up on any 2nd year player. He was thrown into a starting position way before he was ready. This is a perfect example of what happens when you rush a player to play before they are prepared. He became so confused that he actually got worse. He has the physical talent, he just needs to be brought along at a more manageable pace. Lets see how he does coming into camp this year. He should see a marked improvement. If not, then we worry.....
It could be a simple matter of asking Rambo to play football. TOO OFTEN our guys have been asked to be in a certain spot at a certain time. The better defenses in the league, SF and Seattle as examples were aggressive, forced the offense to play against them and not just a scheme alone.
From a scheme standpoint, you may be right. But this kid still couldn't tackle to save his life. His angles are terrible and is mechanics are worse. BTW, this was the rap on him coming out of college. Good ball hawk, suspect tackler.
From a scheme standpoint, you may be right. But this kid still couldn't tackle to save his life. His angles are terrible and is mechanics are worse. BTW, this was the rap on him coming out of college. Good ball hawk, suspect tackler.
and we all knew this before we drafted him. coach that boy raheemYep...this was the scouting report on him and it did prove out at this level. I'm not sure what his future is unless he's able to overcome his weaknesses, it might be a short one.
Weaknesses
Read-and-react skills, angles to the ball and his ability to break down quickly are inconsistent, and will be eluded by quicker ballcarriers at the next level. Physical receivers can also block him effectively in the run game. Off-field troubles are a problem: suspended for the first game of his junior season, and served another suspension to begin his senior year due to failed drug tests, both from supposed inadvertent ingestion of marijuana.
i wouldnt worry , he is a 6th round pick and if you miss on that it isnt so bad![]()
True.....but it is better to hit then miss!!! Look at Seattle....they have undrafted and low round picks starting and making plays for them.....
just Like Morris...with our lineup...we need to be hitting more then we miss at this point in time!!!!
he just needs more game time, his instincts and reactions should get better with more experience. being on something like the kickoff team could help his angles and tackling.I think he'll make a vast improvement. Starting with a real special teams coach. He's probably not a starter yet, but being thrown into the fire last year at least should have gotten him accustom to the pro game speed.