Game rotation

[rjs246]

This is the most retarded argument I've seen on here in a while.

[ice grillin you]

shocking that i would be a part of it right??

[rjs246]

Meh, it seems to me that everyone that posts here gets into retarded arguments. For some reason you just seem to instigate the highest level of response.

[PhillyPhanInDC]

Those two points are jokes. There is nothing to suggest any of that remotely close to the truth.

and nothing to suggest the opposite either...except your professional opinion

Here you go....

OVERVIEW
A former walk-on, Considine soon became a mainstay in the Iowa secondary. The team captain also excelled in the classroom, earning Academic All-Big Ten Conference honors three times and academic all-district accolades once.

Considine was a standout running back and linebacker at Byron (Ill.) High School. He was named to the Illinois Coaches Association all-state team as a junior and senior and chosen first-team all-state as a senior by the Chicago Sun-Times and special mention by the Chicago Tribune. He holds the school records for career rushing yards (4,010), touchdowns in a season (34) and touchdowns in a career (65). Considine rushed for 1,580 yards as a senior and had 400 yards receiving while scoring 34 touchdowns. He gained 1,340 yards as a junior with 18 scores and had 13 touchdowns as a sophomore while rushing for 1,090 yards.

After spending the 2000 season as a redshirt at Iowa, Considine was a key reserve in 2001, posting 17 tackles (11 solos) with a fumble recovery. He added 26 tackles (17 solos) and blocked two kicks during his sophomore campaign. Considine then took over the free safety position in 2003, recording a career-high 66 tackles (43 solos) with three interceptions, five deflected passes, two fumble recoveries and a pair of blocked kicks.

A left foot injury would sideline him for two games in 2004, but Considine still managed 48 tackles (32 solos) with seven pass breakups, a fumble recovery, three interceptions and a blocked kick. For his career, Considine registered 157 tackles (103 solos) with three stops for losses of 7 yards, five blocked kicks (four led to Iowa touchdowns) and 13 pass breakups. He gained 106 yards on six interceptions and 25 yards with two touchdowns on four fumble returns.


ANALYSIS
Positives: Has an athletic build with developing upper body muscle tone, firm midsection and hips and only 9.7-percent body fat ... Sensational kick blocker who times his leaps and has a knack for finding the ball ... Intelligent athlete who will rarely bust an assignment ... Studies film and has no problems retaining plays ... Has good straight-line speed and is better when playing in the box than in the deep zone ... Shows a strong closing burst, getting a decent break on the ball ... Has natural hands to catch and secure the ball ... Active in run support, taking good angles in pursuit and will hit with authority ... Will sacrifice his body to make the play.

Negatives: Does not have the timed speed or flexibility to handle man coverage, as receivers too often get him turned around and dictate the route progression ... Spends more time chasing than covering in one-on-one situations ... Can move in reverse, but shuffles his feet, causing him to look choppy trying to turn in transition ... Struggles to find the ball with his back turned and can be beaten over the top ... Looks hesitant in his initial charge and does not have the speed or range to handle two-deep coverage ... Will pursue plays on the perimeter in run support, but when the action is inside, he looks passive and late to arrive, failing to use his arms well to disengage from blockers ... Hard tackler, but ducks his head, causing runners to slip off some of his hits ... Does not run as fast as his timed speed indicates.


INJURY REPORT
2004 -- Sat out the Ohio State and Michigan State games after suffering a left foot sprain vs. Michigan ... Underwent hernia surgery (right abdominal) in January.


AGILITY
4.46 in the 40-yard dash ... 345-pound bench press ... 512-pound squat ... 327-pound power clean ... 43-inch vertical jump ... 31 5/8-inch arm length ... 9 1/8-inch hands ... Right-handed.

Most of the negatives can be tought. And look around him who he has to learn from. JJ, Dawkins, Lewis, S. Brown, Lito....I never said he was heir apparent, but writing him off without seeing him play down 1 in the NFL is lunacy. If you take nothing else as a sign the kid is good, remember Reid and Co. were pretty high on him at the draft, which to be honest, seems like good enough proof for me.

[ice grillin you]

i really could care less about what some cat from cbssportsline says...ive seen dook play and i have an innate ability to deem how a players game will translate from college to the pros...and this kid does not have one

of course andy loves him...hes a nice farm boy from iowa who is fundamentally sound and gives 130%...in other words hes sees him as a special teams lifer...

[PhillyPhanInDC]

i really could care less about what some cat from cbssportsline says...ive seen dook play and i have an innate ability to deem how a players game will translate from college to the pros...and this kid does not have one

of course andy loves him...hes a nice farm boy from iowa who is fundamentally sound and gives 130%...in other words hes sees him as a special teams lifer...

Which is why you are probably sitting in front of a computer monitor in your drawers eating bon-bons......


I provided some insight as to why I feel the way I do, and you stated you relay on your knack for judging rookies. Needless to say, I think this argument is over.

[rjs246]

i really could care less about what some cat from cbssportsline says...ive seen dook play and i have an innate ability to deem how a players game will translate from college to the pros...and this kid does not have one

Hopefully everyone will read this statement and stop taking this argument seriously. Jesus.

[Beermonkey]

I can have a retarded monkey throw poo at a wall with the rookies names on them & have it hit the players that'll make the team as well as any experts.

In fact ESPN has a whole dept full of these monkeys.

[ice grillin you]

^^^^^
real talk

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

i really could care less about what some cat from cbssportsline says...ive seen dook play and i have an innate ability to deem how a players game will translate from college to the pros...and this kid does not have one

Hopefully everyone will read this statement and stop taking this argument seriously. Jesus.

I read that statement and shot milk through my nose at my computer screen in a burst of sudden laughter.

[ice grillin you]

*moved*


igy=idiot

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

there arent to many things in the world that concern me less than the eagles fullback position...i think its just behind the melting of the polar ice cap

You'd think this post would fit a little better in the thread where we're actually discussing the fullback situation.