inmate running the asylum Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Here are the scouting reports guys, straight from solitary. These are the kind of guys Greg Williams does wonders with. Kori Dickerson looks like he has some speed (4.75); went 66 yards for a TD at USC. Maurice Jones Position: Inside/Outside Linebacker College: South Florida Height: 6-0 Weight: 249 Hometown: Bradenton, Fla. Analysis | Agility | High School | Personal OVERVIEW Versatile defender who played all three linebacker positions during his career, but found a home as a senior when he shifted to the middle … The three-year starter has outstanding quickness and agility, especially in pass-rushing techniques … The team captain was a standout defender at Booker High, following his head coach, Leroy Ryals (running backs coach) to the USF campus Started 33 of 43 games, recording 285 tackles (173 solos) with 12½ sacks for minus-75 yards, 40 stops for losses of 124 yards, nine quarterback pressures, five fumble recoveries for 55 yards in returns, including a touchdown, three forced fumbles and 15 pass deflections … Only Kawika Mitchell (367, 1999-2002), Roy Manns (317, 1997-2000) and J.R. Reed (301, 2000-03) had more tackles during a career at USF … Only Gregory Walls (48, 1999-2002) had more tackles behind the line of scrimmage in school annals … His five fumble recoveries are one shy of the school career record of six by Anthony Henry (1997-2000). ANALYSIS Positives: Has a thick, muscular frame with a broad chest and shoulders, good upper-body tone, long arms and well-developed thighs, calves and bubble … Active player who shows good effort and quickness to make plays from sideline to sideline … Shows a good burst off the edge to close on the quarterback … His shift to the middle saw a great improvement in his ability to come downhill more against the inside run and seems to have rejuvenated him, as his instincts and awareness are sharper than when he played on the outside in 2002 … Has the size and bulk to face up and stuff blocks … Uses his hands and long arms effectively to separate and shed … Has the upper-body strength to lock on and redirect tight ends working the short area … Has a sudden burst in pursuit and flashes explosion upon contact … Breaks down and fits well, using his upper-body strength to wrap and secure as a tackler … Has the quickness to match up with running backs and tight ends in man coverage, doing a nice job of shadowing the opponent working in space … Has fluid hips and can open and get deep quickly in his pass drops … Has the foot speed to break and close on the ball … Has a natural feel for the ball and ease of movement when redirecting down the line … His natural playing strength allows him to deliver pop on contact. Negatives: Can be fooled by misdirection and play action … Move inside was beneficial, as it kept him more involved in the action (seemed to go through the motions when playing on the outside in 2002, taking stretches of time off, as his work habits also suffered that year. Seems to have a renewed interest in the game and takes pride in his work habits now) … Would like to see more aggression in his play (has a good burst, but will let plays come to him rather than initiate, at times) … Struggles to locate the quarterback when penetrating (low amount of pressures) … Has the size and bulk to stack, but needs more leverage … Has good sideline agility, but will get caught up in traffic (needs to take better angles to the ball) … Gets caught peeking into the backfield a bit when working the zone. AGILITY TESTS Timed at 4.71 in the 40-yard dash … Bench presses 225 pounds 26 times … 4.21 in the 20-yard shuttle … 7.16 three-cone drill … 35½-inch vertical jump. HIGH SCHOOL Attended Booker (Bradenton, Fla.) High, playing football for coach Leroy Ryals … Class 4A All-State, all-district and all-area selection … Second-leading tackler on the team with 91, including 11 tackles for loss and eight sacks. And also had four interceptions as a senior … Three-time Sarasota Herald-Tribune Player of the Week … Teammate of USF nose tackle Greg Walls … Coach Ryals joined Maurice as the running backs coach at USF until leaving after the 2003 season to join the Louisiana State coaching staff … Also played four years of basketball. PERSONAL Physical Education major … Son of Vickie Robinson … Born March 15, 1981 in Bradenton, Fla. =============================== Melvin Williams Position: Defensive End College: Kansas State Height: 6-2 Weight: 269 Career Notes | Agility | High School | Personal | Stats ANALYSIS Positives: Shows good lateral quickness, agility, balance and body control … Has very good reactions as a pass rusher, reading the plays well … Uses his hands to keep blockers off his feet and has the strong leg drive needed to speed through traffic and make plays laterally … Shows good hip flexibility … Maintains balance while rushing and chasing, bringing his hips to drive through ball carriers … Has an exceptionally explosive closing burst … His burst off blocks consistently lets him get pressure on the quarterback … Uses a variety of moves (club, rip, swim, jerk) and his long arms to gain separation. Negatives: Lacks bulk to be effective when redirecting inside and appears soft in the mid-section … Gets overpowered and mauled at times, as he tends to get out of control and start leaning on blockers, causing him to reach, lunge and dive to make the play … Stands too high in his stance, letting blockers get into his chest too quickly … Needs to wrap up and finish his tackles better, as he does not always sit and anchor to gain proper explosion … While he can penetrate the backfield quickly, he does not get effective speed in his long pursuit. CAREER NOTES Came back strong as a senior from an injury-plagued 2001 campaign … Legacy whose brother, Turelle, played linebacker at Kansas State (1996-2000) … Finished his career with 70 tackles (40 solos), 13½ sacks for minus-77 yards, 24 stops for losses of 104 yards, 26 quarterback pressures, 8 pass deflections and 4 forced fumbles in 37 games. 2002 SEASON Lined up at right defensive end, recording a career-high 37 tackles (22 solos) with 5 sacks for minus-36 yards and 8 stops for losses of 46 yards … Credited with 10 quarterback pressures … Deflected 3 passes and caused a fumble. Western Kentucky - Made 3 tackles with a stop behind the line of scrimmage. Louisiana-Monroe - Totaled 3 hits and deflected a pass. Southern California - Added a pair of pressures and assisted in sacking QB Carson Palmer for a 2-yard loss. Colorado - Followed with 5 tackles (3 solos) and 2 pressures. Oklahoma State - Registered a pair of sacks for minus-21 yards, caused a fumble and was in on 6 tackles. Texas and Missouri - Posted 5 tackles and a pressure in each game. Nebraska - Deflected a pass and sacked QB Junior Lord for a 6-yard loss. Arizona State (Holiday Bowl) - Closed out his career with 2 solo tackles and a stop for a 7-yard loss. 2001 SEASON Played in seven games, starting vs. Southern California, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Oklahoma at left defensive end … Recorded 14 tackles (8 solos) with 2 sacks for minus-7 yards, 7 stops for losses of 19 yards and 12 quarterback pressures … Deflected 3 passes. 2000 SEASON Played in 11 games as a reserve defensive end, recording 13 tackles (7 solos) with 4½ sacks for minus-24 yards, 6 stops for losses of 26 yards and 3 quarterback pressures … Deflected 2 passes. 1999 SEASON Saw limited action in six games … Made 6 tackles (3 solos) with 2 sacks for minus-10 yards and 3 stops for losses of 13 yards. 1998 SEASON Redshirted as a freshman. 1997 SEASON Originally signed with Kansas State, but decided to wait until 1998 to enroll. INJURY REPORT Missed four games in 2001 after suffering a left foot fracture in the Oklahoma clash. CAMPUS AGILITY TESTS 4.81 in the 40-yard dash … 401-pound bench press … 860-pound safe squat … 329-pound power clean … 35½-inch vertical jump … 33-inch arm length … 9-inch hands … HIGH SCHOOL Attended Mehlville (St. Louis, Mo.) High … First-team All-Big 12 Region pick by PrepStar … Earned all-conference honors as a junior and senior … All-metro pick and first-team all-state pick by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch as a senior … Listed as one of the top 10 recruits in the St. Louis area by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch … Had 78 solo tackles, 16 quarterback sacks, 3 fumble recoveries, 5 fumbles caused and 3 interceptions as a senior … On offense, had 18 receptions for 400 yards and 8 touchdowns in 1996 … As a junior, had 116 tackles (68 solo) and 11 QB sacks … Caught 9 TD passes as a junior tight end … Lettered three times each in football and basketball … Finished his high school career as the Mehlville basketball career scoring leader … Helped Mehlville to the state semifinals in 1994 and 1996 … As one of the top basketball players in St. Louis, averaged 19.2 points and 10.8 rebounds as a junior. PERSONAL Sociology major … Brother, Turelle, was a linebacker at Kansas State (1996-2000) … Son of Bertha Derring … Born on Feb. 2, 1979 … Resides in St. Louis, Mo. ============================= Kori Dickerson Position: Fullback/Tight End/H-Back Height: 6-4 - 240 - USC ANALYSIS Positives: Versatile athlete who played a variety of positions … Has a quick first step, showing the speed and body control to be an effective short-area receiver … Has good running ability after the catch … Keeps his balance when striking low as a blocker … Has a fiery demeanor and impressive power behind his blocks … Shows good quickness off the line and adjusts well to uncover the pass in the short area … Holds on to the ball securely moving through traffic … Can easily extend and adjust to the ball in flight … Determined drive blocker who has the strength to reach and turn the defender upfield … Shows good arm extension and the ability to snatch the ball away from his body. Negatives: Seems sluggish getting into his vertical routes, laboring at times to get his motor running upfield … Lacks the hand usage and upper body power to escape the jam … More comfortable catching in the short area, lacking that second gear and acceleration point to escape defenders upfield (gathers some before building up a head of steam) … Drifts in and out of his patterns on deep routes. CAREER NOTES Has mastered a variety of roles during his time as a Trojan … Began his career as a defensive end … Moved to strongside outside linebacker as a junior, then to tight end the following year … Projected as a fullback or H-Back at the pro level … Caught 25 passes for 334 yards (13.4 avg) and a pair of touchdowns, including one for 66 yards. And made 58 tackles with five stops behind the line of scrimmage during his career … Also excelled on the school's track team in the high jump. 2001 SEASON Super Sleeper Team selection by The NFL Draft Report … Moved to tight end, starting every game … Finished fourth on the team with 25 receptions for 334 yards (13.4 avg) and a pair of touchdowns … Carried once for a 2-yard gain and made two tackles. San Jose State - Opened the season with three catches for 41 yards and a pair of tackles. Kansas State - Added 51 yards on two receptions. Oregon - Made four catches for 32 yards. Arizona State - Scored his first touchdown on a 21-yard pass from Carson Palmer. Arizona - Followed with three catches for 24 yards and a 17-yard score. California - Gained 9 yards on two catches and 2 yards on a reverse. UCLA - Hauled in three passes for a career-high 92 yards. Utah (Las Vegas Bowl) - Closed out his career with two catches for 8 yards. 2000 SEASON Started 10 games, including the first eight contests, at strongside outside linebacker … Recorded 32 tackles (23 solos) with a pair of stops behind the line of scrimmage … Had a pass deflection and a forced fumble … Named the squad's Special Teams Player of the Year. 1999 SEASON Played in every game at defensive end, starting vs. Oregon State at the strongside position … Recorded 14 tackles (nine solos). 1998 SEASON Played in every game as a reserve defensive end … Finished with 10 tackles (five solos), two sacks for minus-17 yards and three stops for losses of 19 yards … Also deflected a pass. 1997 SEASON Redshirted as a freshman. TRACK High jumper for the USC track team … In the spring of 2001, he competed in two meets, placing sixth at the Long Beach Relays (in 6-0 ¾) and then second at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet (in 6-8, equalling his career best) … In the spring of 2000, he competed in four meets, winning the Long Beach Relays (in a season-best 6-6 ¾), then placing fourth at the Trojan Invitational (6-2), tied for sixth at USC's Centennial Invitational (6-4) and third at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet (6-5) … In the spring of 1999, he high jumped a personal-best 6-8 while placing third in the UCLA dual meet. He jumped two other times, going 6-7 for second place at the Carl Rossi Relays and 6-4 at the Trojan Invitational. AGILITY TESTS 4.75 in the 40-yard dash … 2.73 in the 20-yard dash … 1.65 in the 10-yard dash … 4.51 in the 20-yard shuttle … 7.34 in the three-cone drill … 34-inch vertical jump … 9 feet, 8 inches in the broad jump … Bench presses 225 pounds 22 times … 32 ¾-inch arm length … 10-inch hands. HIGH SCHOOL His 1996 honors included PrepStar All-American, Super Prep All-Farwest, National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete, Long Beach Press-Telegram Best in the West first team, Tacoma News Tribune Western 100, All-L.A. City 4-A (as a defensive lineman) and All-Southern Pacific League first team as a senior at Washington (Los Angeles, Ca.) High … Made 125 tackles, 16 sacks, five forced fumbles and two interceptions on defense in 1996, while making 12 catches for 252 yards (21.0 avg) on offense as a tight end … Made All-Southern Pacific League first team as a junior in 1995 … Also lettered on the school's track team. PERSONAL International Relations major … Has two daughters, Ajia, 5, and Angel, 2 … Born Dec. 6, 1978 … Resides in Los Angeles, Calif. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hollywood2k3 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 You forgot about Diedrick Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr. S Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 is it just me, or am I missing something, but do these players seem a bit old for just leaving college? Kori Dickerson would be almost 27 now, Melvin Williams 26, and Maurice Jones 24(well this ones more normal). I wouldnt wanna draft some 27 year old as opposed to a 22 year old. edit: sorry, didnt read the full title, or hear the news yet, my bad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mookie0720 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 I think these are guys we just signed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inmate running the asylum Posted December 30, 2004 Author Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by Hollywood2k3 You forgot about Diedrick Diedrick aint new boy. Where you been? Diedrick's been on the practice squad for over a month. Oh well, some guys are hard to please. Dahrran Diedrick Height: 6-0 Weight: 228 Position: RB College: Nebraska Analysis Positives: Well-built with good overall muscle definition...Has the straight-line quickness to get out of his stance suddenly...Keeps his balance vs. hard tackles and uses his size well to gain yardage running through traffic...Will pick and slide through his rush lanes... Has a good burst when he spots the seams, running with proper body lean...Keeps his legs churning upon initial contact and does a nice job of breaking arm tackles. Negatives: Just a straight-line runner, lacking the change of direction agility and top-end speed to turn the corner...Struggles to accelerate out of his cuts (seems to flail his arms when trying to make the hard cut)...Does not have the quickness to cut back through the backside holes...Late seeing the holes, often running up his blockers' backs...Runs choppy pass routes and look awkward trying to catch the ball, lacking natural hands to pluck and snatch...Generally taken out of the game in passing downs...Does not relish the idea of blocking, standing too tall and narrow in his base to face up and sustain...Needs to secure the ball better before running (high amount of fumbles)...Has had two off-field incidents resulting in suspensions (see police blotter)...Needs to gather himself before getting to top speed...Lacks jump-cut agility to make tacklers miss...Does not use his power to move the pile, preferring to elude rather than run through tackles. Career Notes Nebraska's first scholarship recruit out of Canada, Dahrran (pronounced DARE-ren DEED-rick) was ready to take on a big task for the Huskers in 2002...After backing up Dan Alexander and Correll Buckhalter the previous two years, Diedrick moved into the starting lineup as a junior in 2001...The powerful I-back carried 502 times for 2745 yards (5.5 avg) and 26 touchdowns....His 2745 yards rank eighth on the school's career-record list. 2002 Season All-Big Twelve Conference third-team selection by the league's coaches...Member of the Big Twelve Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll...Started every game at I-back, ranking second on the team with 179 carries for 931 yards (5.2 avg) and six touchdowns...Caught four passes for 19 yards (4.8 avg)...Fumbled the ball once. Preseason...Limited in spring drills by a strained groin. Arizona State...Rushed 18 times for 79 yards and a 2-yard score. Troy State...Added 63 yards on 15 tries with a 1-yard touchdown, but had one fumble. Utah State...Collected 93 yards on 16 chances. Penn State...Followed with 16 carries for 71 yards. McNeese State...Ran 15 times for 64 yards. Missouri...Totaled 61 yards on 14 attempts. Oklahoma State...Had a 2-yard touchdown run. Texas A&M...Gained 85 yards with a 12-yard score on 15 runs. Texas...Rushed 11 times for 52 yards and a 2-yard score. Kansas...Went over the century mark for the only time in 2002 as he totaled 107 yards on 12 tries with a 53-yard touchdown. Kansas State...Held to a season-low 14 yards on 7 runs. Colorado...Picked up 96 yards on 13 carries. Mississippi (Independence Bowl)...Closed out his career with 13 attempts for 92 yards. 2001 Season Consensus All-Big Twelve Conference first-team selection...Earned Player of the Game honors vs. Notre Dame, Texas Tech and Kansas...Started the final eleven games at I-back, leading the conference in rushing with 1299 yards and 15 touchdowns on 233 carries (5.6 avg)...Had one catch for a 5-yard loss and made a solo tackle. Texas Christian...Did not play...Suspended for the season opener after violating team rules. Troy State...In his first career start, he exploded for 177 yards on 25 tries with 1, 11 & 33-yard touchdowns. Notre Dame...Followed with 32 attempts for 133 yards, including 2 & 3-yard scores. Missouri...Totaled 86 yards on 24 chances with 1 & 4-yard touchdowns. Iowa State...Rushed 15 times for 107 yards and a 2-yard score. Baylor...Added 20 runs for 137 yards and an 8-yard touchdown. Texas Tech...Gained 157 yards on 20 attempts. Oklahoma...Ran for 90 yards and a 2-yard score on 23 tries. Kansas...Despite suffering a right shoulder sprain in practice prior to the game, he carried 21 times for 136 yards with scores of 10 & 38 yards. Kansas State...Had 24 attempts for 108 yards and a 2-yard touchdown. Colorado...Scored on 2 & 32-yard runs, piling up 16 carries for 94 yards. Miami (Rose Bowl)...Rushed 15 times for 47 yards. 2000 Season Played behind Dan Alexander and Correll Buckhalter, finishing fifth on the team with 33 carries for 212 yards (6.4 avg) and three touchdowns. San Jose State...Scored on a 2-yard run in the season opener. Texas Tech...Rushed 7 times for 53 yards and a 4-yard touchdown. Baylor...Collected 69 yards on 9 runs, including a 23-yard score. Northwestern (Alamo Bowl)...Carried 4 times for 28 yards and a 9-yard touchdown. 1999 Season Appeared in every game, totaling 303 yards with two touchdowns on 57 carries (5.3 avg). Preseason...Bothered by a left shoulder sprain and a left knee contusion during spring drills. Iowa State...Ran for a season-high 99 yards on 16 attempts. Kansas State...Scored on a 46-yard run, adding 93 yards on 14 tries. Texas A&M...Added a 3-yard scoring scamper. Tennessee (Fiesta Bowl)...Did not play after being suspended (see police blotter). 1998 Season Redshirted as a freshman. Suspended for the 1999-2000 Fiesta Bowl match vs. Tennessee after being warned by coach Frank Solich of a violation of team rules...Suspended for the 2001 season opener vs. Texas Christian after being arrested for disturbing the peace outside of a bar. Injury Report Suffered a left shoulder (AC joint) sprain (3/31) and a left knee contusion (4/17) during 1999 spring drills...Suffered a left hamstring strain in the 1999 Southern Mississippi game... Bothered by right foot turf toe after the 2000 regular season (12/1)...Suffered a right shoulder (AC joint) sprain in practice (11/1) prior to the 2001 Kansas contest...Bothered by a groin strain during 2002 spring drills (3/1). Combine Agility Tests 4.67 in the 40-yard dash...2.75 20-yard dash...1.63 10-yard dash...4.44 20-yard shuttle...7.32 cone drill...37-inch vertical jump...9'9" broad jump...30-inch arm length...9 3/4-inch hands...Bench presses 225 pounds 19 times...Right-handed...13 Wonderlic score. High School Attended Cedarbrae (Scarborough, Ontario) Collegiate Institute...Rushed for an Ontario province- record 1886 yards in nine games as a senior...His team was ranked second in Ontario and advanced to the Metro Bowl in 1997...In his best game, he rushed for 311 yards on just 11 carries...Also competed in track, wrestling and rugby...First scholarship player from Canada, but the third to play for the Huskers, joining center Terris Chorney (Ituna, Saskatchewan, 1989-92) and Peter Buchanan (Quebec, 1988). Personal Criminal Justice major...Two-year member of the Unity Council (2000, 2001)...Son of Karen Moulton and Kenneth Diedrick...Born 1/11/79 in Montego Bay, Jamaica...Resides in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Dickerson was our best TE in camp the last 2 years. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jimster Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Diedrick and the TE Dickerson both sound intriguing - the other 2 sound like they need some work. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aikmans Killer No.56 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by Westbrook36 Dickerson was our best TE in camp the last 2 years. If he was your best TE in camp, how come he never made the team? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by Aikmans Killer No.56 If he was your best TE in camp, how come he never made the team? That's a great question. He wasn't a vet nor mormon like Chad Lewis and wasn't a 2nd round pick like LJ Smith, I guess. Every year there are "camp players" and everyone tried to say he was one but I always wanted us to carry another TE to see what he could do. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skeletor The Invincible Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 So, Dickerson = Justin Skaggs? Or more like Derrius Thompson? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 I don't know. I think he's going to be a player in this league, for someone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TenaciousB15 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 I never understood why everyong wanted to keep Dickerson. He never really showed much of anything. He didn't look like he was better then Chad or LJ, and they are both having nice seasons, so I doubt he would have. The only role I would have liked him to serve was to be a Josh Parry or Eric McCoo, incase he was needed if a TE got injured, since he was already firmiliar with the offense. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spanishomelette Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 How 'bout that inmate...we're already building our 2005 camp team. Maybe we should put a couple or more guys on IR and sign the whole 2005 camp fodder now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bubba9497 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 He wasn't a vet nor mormon like Chad Lewis ?????? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inmate running the asylum Posted December 30, 2004 Author Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by spanishomelette How 'bout that inmate...we're already building our 2005 camp team. Maybe we should put a couple or more guys on IR and sign the whole 2005 camp fodder now Thats what we said last spring, when the Skins signed Demetric Evans, Ron Warner, Joe Salave'a, Ryan Clark, Chris Clemons, Ryan Boschetti, etc., and Greg Williams did wonders with them. I got news for you. Starting next week after the season ends for the Redskins, they WILL sign many of their camp fodder guys. Contracts for the entire practice squad expire next week and they will have to be resigned. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by TenaciousB15 I never understood why everyong wanted to keep Dickerson. He never really showed much of anything. He didn't look like he was better then Chad or LJ, and they are both having nice seasons, so I doubt he would have. The only role I would have liked him to serve was to be a Josh Parry or Eric McCoo, incase he was needed if a TE got injured, since he was already firmiliar with the offense. He never showed anything? :doh: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by bubba9497 ?????? The one weakness I will readily admit to for Andy Reid is his love to put Mormon players/BYU players on the squad. Whenever there is a guy not producing, and stealing money, and you say, "How is this guy still in the NFL....let alone on the Eagles??" you do a quick check, and yep, he's from BYU. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inmate running the asylum Posted December 30, 2004 Author Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by Westbrook36 He never showed anything? :doh: Its what 3:30 am in Philadelphia and Westbrook36 averages 49 posts per day? I guess he really likes this board. Then again maybe he isn't IN Philadelphia. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Westbrook36 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 It's 9:30 pm in Hawaii. I'm just getting warmed up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
inmate running the asylum Posted December 30, 2004 Author Share Posted December 30, 2004 Originally posted by Westbrook36 It's 9:30 pm in Hawaii. I'm just getting warmed up. Yeah, well keep a sharp lookout for them Jap Zeros. :laugh: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jtyler42 Posted December 30, 2004 Share Posted December 30, 2004 These are the type of players Gibbs built with in the past...Unheralded, undrafted, hungry players that he could mold and get them to play to the best of their abilities and play smart....If players like this make a team they give it an edge, b/c they play w/a chip on their shoulder....Kinda like an undrafted MLB that starts for the Skins now... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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