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being a pre season all pro is cool... but I'm sure the kid wants to be in the rotation during the regular season.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
He has to be given a roster spot first.I refuse to get excited about this guy until I see it in a real game
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Not sure how you can't be somewhat excited about his game last night. He will make this team.
I refuse to get excited about this guy until I see it in a real game
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My enthusiasm is tempered because he only weighs in at 249 and only has one move...a speed rush. He would be eaten up alive in the run game. O-tackles would push him out of the play. Now if you make him a situational pass rusher... Then maybe??Not sure how you can't be somewhat excited about his game last night. He will make this team.
Neither can leap tall buildings, but both fill depth needs and can bring it more than your average roster place-holders.Capi and Pierre looked good, but against second and third stringers, so its hard to gauge.
I can't judge the opposition, but definitely think that Cap has earned enough PT, so that the team can make an informed decision on whether he should make the final 53. Or not.
My enthusiasm is tempered because he only weighs in at 249 and only has one move...a speed rush. He would be eaten up alive in the run game. O-tackles would push him out of the play. Now if you make him a situational pass rusher... Then maybe??
Freeny was way more than just a speed rusher. May have one of the best spin moves ever.Actually, a speed rusher is composed of more than one move... see Dwight Freeney for the ultimate reference